Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

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K p y% y On the first day of school, students were given the annual welcome back speech in the new gym (which is really the old, new gym). The students were informed about the new seven period a day schedule which shortened classes and required teachers to cover more material in less time. Stress was evident in everyone ' s face. 7 re best thing about going back to school again is you get to see all the people that you didn t see over summer and how much they changed. — Paul Newberg it soon became obvious that the changed pace was taking its toll on ev- eryone. Although at times it seemed the days would never end, and that the week- ends would never come — the end of the nine weeks ended almost unex- pectedly. Everyone eventually adjusted to the new routine; it took time, but there were no other alternatives. So, until June 4, 1986, all we could do was dream of the long, lazy summer ahead, do our homework and wait until the 3:10 bell. Then at least, we could say we got through another day and mark it off on the calendar. photo by Mike Hetrick Relaxing by the tennis courts, Basil Wisler watches a meet after school, early in the season. Opening 5 mmmmmmmm MM

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photo by Jane Reece Playing in the Grabill Day ' s parade, Julie Hohl and other band members proudly perform for the crowds. Snatching leaves from unsuspecting trees, biology student Heather Huntington gets an early start on her leaf collection. 4 Opening

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what better way is there to get ready tor the homecoming game than being with a bunch of rowdy friends. This group of seniors show off their spirit on Purple and White Hug-A-Lion Day. 7Z Lifestyles Division