Merrillville High School - Merrillvue Yearbook (Merrillville, IN)

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The e girl willingly po e with their guy for a quick picture. Lori Riddle and Tim Gavelek stop to try out the re- freshment . Dave Rainford and Melinda Nowak smile for the camera. Brad Moore and Jane Strawhun sneak in a kiss. Abover Robin Layman and her date pose for their picture while Chris Franz and John Arington patient- ly await for theirs. Middlei Chris Luna smiles at Pete Jarrell as if to say, I wish this night would last forever.” ■ git A K 1 A w - V 15

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Many preferred a cool, refreshing breeze over any refreshment that was served. Couples Search For the Stars Although Homecoming came early this year, Merrillville High School students were waiting to make the occasion a suc- cess. And that they did! When all the fun and festivities were through, the time came for just sitting back and enjoying the memories. Merrillville’s Student Council hosted the Homecoming Dance — On With the Show. The dance was Saturday night, September 26, and the students were ready for it. After arriving, each couple had their own ideas on how the enjoyable evening should be spent. Nearly all the couples, either boogying or slow dancing, got into the music of After Dark.” Some simply walked around and talked to friends, while others just stayed to them- selves and had a very cozy night. After the fun and romance at the dance, most couples completed this long awaited evening with dinner at an elegant restau- rant. Dave Patz and Kathy Hevezi. picture perfect, make one of the nicest couples at the dance. Mike Anderson and Andrea Berndt shake their groove things.” ' ti ‘ML ' C5 j d I « mM si m i ■ ' 4m 14

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Students Search For Fun This year, M.H.S. held its second annual Halloween Dance. It was sponsored by the Student Council, and they did an excellent job of turning the school cafeteria into a goulish place. There were spiderwebs hung everywhere, a true-to-life coffin, and of course, Mr. Yo’s skeleton to help the mood of things. Everyone of the stu- dents who attended was dressed up in a wild costume and had a wild night. Doug Cochran, Casey Carribine, Lenny Schmidt, and Tom Kistler get the chance to show what they want to be when they grow up. Lisa Rusak, Sharon Daniel, and Liz Christoff show everyone their wildside.” Bob Satnan and Keith Wiening dazzle people with their Kiss” costumes. Mickey Minnie Mouse. Angie and Susie Canchola, flash two big ear to ear smiles. Mrs. Joe Mama, alias John Kostides, boogies down with just about anyone that will give him the chance. 16