Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

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Lots of R and R 5 The weekend, for some, was a time of rest and relaxation. The majority of students, however, used their weekends as a time to date, go to parties, or cheer on our Leo Lions in their many sporting events. The weekend was an escape of the drudgery of homework, early morn- ing alarms, and late night studying. Students replaced thoughts of wor- rying about getting their algebra as- signments done with anticipation of the fun times ahead. Saturdays and Sundays were a great time to hang out at the mall and spend extra earned money. Die- hard video game freaks used their freetime in the arcades trying to get high scores on games such as Drag- on ' s Lair, Robotron, and Zaxxon. On Saturday night, students went to movies, parties, or got together with friends. Another popular spot for Leo students was the Casbah. This was a great place to dance to our favorite music, and also meet new people. Anyway we looked at it, weekends were a great break from the daily routine of early starts, long assign- ments and late nights of studying. — Michelle Kies While shopping at the mall. Chris Grabowski looks for the up-to-date fashions. Sitting in English class, Bobbi Clay day- dreams about life after Friday at 3:10. Lifestvles V eekends 1 : 1

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Attending a Friday night basketball game, the senior guys find a great way to spend their weekends. Amy Grayless takes a break from long nights of studying and early morning alarms to cud- dle with her Raggedy Ann doll. Lifestyles Weekends pholos by Tim Glenn

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Whether they were Jays, Seyferts, Pringles or ' S- Ruffles. Scott Hepler can ' t stop with just one o more. ? o Nicki Jenks and Paula West clear the shelves of Ho-Ho ' s and other goodies in an attempt to o satisfy their sweet tooths. Rows and rows of cakes, pies, and other pas- tries wait to be snatched up and eaten by one of the many junkie addicts. 20 Lifestyles Junk Foods ■ k -. M