Leo High School - Oracle Yearbook (Leo, IN)

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A new, but experienced foot- ball coach, Mr. Lightfoot, took over the team. Mrs. Piazza taught home ec in the mornings. The sophmores had a new English teacher, Mrs. Bradway first se- mester (and then Ms. Downham, second semester). At lunch, you probably noticed the salad bar, I mean who wouldn ' t? It was overflowing with scrumptuous toppings like grated cheese, green peppers, chopped eggs, bacon bits, shredded carrots, and much, much more. Mrs. Miller, in her first year as cafeteria manager, real- continued from page 2 ly added spice to the lunch pro- gram. What ever happened to all the typewriters that were in room 106? In their place were new Ap- ple computers. Then came the surprising news of a real school newspaper — at least it had the look of one. The nomeplote was redone in a modern style and it was printed on real newsprint, And what about that cute little mascot that appreared on the front page of the paper? Quite some changes, huh? ' e y On one of the special dress days during liomecoming week, Mr. Carey exiiibits his craziness and displays his spirit — half of him came in formal attire while his other half came clad ready for something sporty. photo by Amy McDaniel Marking the end of summer vacation, those big yellow buses, like a parade of giant furless cater- pillers, rolled into the north parking lot, around to the bock of this instution of learning, and dis- gorged students — ready or not — for their first day of the school year on August 25. photo by Kerry Lederman Opening

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- ' Home work is sometimes more difficult tinan homework as eightli grader Mike Truden finds out while trying to get his broth- er Bret to eat, photo by Stephanie Combs MY OPINION Come back to school? Are you crazy? Do I look like I want to go to school? by Senior Joe Stueipe photo by Chad Forth Vicki Grayless looks as though she is literally swinging into her junior year. photo by Ann Coolman Opening As some students discover the new wove of preparing their own lunch at the salad bar, caf- eteria worker Linda Fuller mak6s sure the students have enough selection of mouth-watering toppings for their salads. photo by Jamee Garton

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€v { h keeping busy all of the time Getting a drink, Brandon Drew takes a break from helping his father Kevin Drew conduct the band at the Yuletide Festival. photo by Watters Studio Soaking up some sun, senior Shana Burns and sophomore Heidi Strosser enjoy a summer day on the beach at Pokagon. photo i y Amy McDaniel Lifestyles