Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

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When asked, What ' s Happening in Lion Country? I always have a long, long list! Entertainment here is continuously growing as is Student Life. My first stop when showing people around, is the Leo Cafe Disco on weekend nights. The Jr. Highers profited from one of these enough to buy the school a stereo which provides the en- tertainment during lunch! Our next stop is the during school as- semblies. These range from pep sessions to rock groups, to magic shows! Following right behind these activities, we find ourselves in extra-curricular land! The annu- al Drama Club plays. Class Tour- ney, and Homecoming had com- pany this year with the welcoming of the Ski Show, Christmas cele- bration, and the Donkey WMEE basketball games! Clockwise from upper left: Friendship for Mike Garrison is his pocket- size warm fuzzy! Expressing himself, a member of the Sunshine Express group serenades Mrs. Mumma. Keeping up with orders for Leo ' s favorite project period past-time keeps Mike Day busy. Of the library ' s many facilities. Ann Nolan takes advantage of the most popular. Munching down at Burger Chef after a field trip is a welcome change from the school lunch. Life for Kevin Pocock was driving the ining 500 go-cart.

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STIJDKNT 8 Student Life

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With scorching hot rays, the sun came beating down on me. Drowsing peacefully alone, I be- gan waiting for this average Sep- tember 19th to end. VROOM! Suddenly something ran right through me! Splitting into two pieces, I rolled up and hit the sides of the bank. I roared in laughter because it tickled me! Stunned, I waited with anticipa- tion when VROOM, it happened again! Fully awakened, I realized that I was being invaded by skiers and their fans. I welcomed them with a big splash! Happy because they were missing classes, the crowd of fans gathered on the riv- erside to be entertained by a few talented skiers and to cool off from a day of ' hot ' classes. Ap- plause filled the air as I splashed myself into the skiers faces and as various skiing techniques were displayed. Rick Walters, Joey Mill- er, and Troy Slentz skied barefoot while Gary Cooper rode a saucer. The boys did so well that I tickled their feet to have a little fun. (Boy what a splash!) I straightened up when Mr. Noval tried me out. But after he attempted trick turns, I L On The Sunny, Sunny Banks Of The 01 ' St. Joe just had to have some fun, so down he went! Enfuriated, Mr. Novak chased after Greg Dykhui- zen who couldn ' t help but laugh. Trying to escape, Greg jumped off the bridge with Mr. Novak follow- ing with a huge yellow umbrella! Then we knew it was a joke. The show continued with more talent- ed skiing until it was time to go home. Everyone left in a fantastic mood which lingered in the air. Most of all, I felt like a star for the day since none of this could have happened if it weren ' t for me! 10 Ski Show