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HAT’S WHAT? STUDENT LIFE: From August to June and all that time in between. For almost ten months, school was the ans wer to our problem and sometimes the problem itself. Sophomores saw the school year as something different and exciting. Juniors? Well, for most juniors, it was the last stretch on the road to “Seniordom.” And the seniors? Seniors had two trains of thought: 1) I have to get out of here before I die and 2) I have to get out of here before I die. But we all knew we’d be here for some 200 odd days, so we made the best of it. And let’s be honest here, life at MHS did have a lot of good points. Yeah, there were tests, assignments and term papers (for a while did you think of Lake County Reference Library as your second home?) But there were also dances, games and whatever you chose to do on your weekends. Weekends — two days that passed like two minutes. “My friends and I usually go to Chicago on the weekends,” commented Deno Tants, senior. Though Chicago had its temptations others chose to stay closer to home. “Weekends are for football and basketball games,” said Chrissy Villaire, senior. Weekends — they made Monday thru Friday bearable. “I live for weekends,” stated Mary Kalogeras, junior. Who to see, where to go, what to do to turn an all right day into an unforgettable one. What was what after that final bell rang? Fulfilling his dreams of being a high fashion model, a Ml- student brings some fun into an otherwise boring class. Students broke the monotony of the day in ways once believed impossible. 6 Student Life
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Making the most of their lunch hour, Brian Tomb and Paul DeStefano, seniors, meet with their friends in the cafeteria. Problems with the length of lunch lines early on in the year were solved by compromises between the cafeteria staff and the students. PI RAT. Proving that those years of dance lessons have not gone to waste, Bob McGuckin, senior, shows his moves at the turnabout dance. This year, more girls than ever before took the chance and asked the guy they had had their eye on for months to this annual event. Anticipating the Pirates ' victory over the Brickie football team, Karen Pearson, Jean Tasicas and Kris Zimnawoda, seniors, cannot contain their spirit even while waiting on the ticket line. Despite the disappointing loss to their rivals, the Pirate team went on to win the Duneland Conference football sectional. r Opening 5
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