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In Search of a Fantasy occasion and had a great time dancing to the sounds of LSL Mobile Disco. After all of the fun and dancing, many of the girls did indeed take their dates out for dinner. What’s a turnabout” for? Dr. Secttor and his fiance’ reminisce about their high school days.
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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
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Pep Sessions acknowledge champions Pep sessions at M.H.S. don ' t happen very often. They are usually reserved to acknowledge the hard work of our season- al athletes or to raise spirit and enthusi- asm for an important contest. In the past, the boys’ teams have been the major benefactors of such. But, in 1981, Indy here we come” echoed against the walls of the gymnasium. It was M.H.S. first pep session to reward and cheer on a girls championship team. The volleyballers were going to the state finals. An excep- tion to the rule was indeed justified. Like other pep sessions, shortened periods produced a day-ending rally. The band was a’rockin’, the confetti was a fly in ' , cheers were a ringin’, and Qualizza was aspeakin’. Spirited students showed their support as the celebrities responded to the school song. History was again made, liberation found its way to M.H.S. The thrill of victory or the agony of defeat? M.H.S.’s first King and Queen. Randy Ban and Margie Trocha. embrace during Homecoming pep session. M.H.S. footballers add a little philosophy to their annual pep rally. Junior Don Engel recalls his childhood days by pulling the junior float. IS
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