Munster High School - Paragon Yearbook (Munster, IN)

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Spirited cheerleaders Jody Smith and Nyla Guess help stir up enthusi- asm at the Sectional pep assembly. Rival suitors vie for a fair lady ' s attention. Fashions, Music, Pep, Enthusiasm Spark Assemblies Cindy Lloyd turns model for fashion preview. Judge William Obermiller poses challenges to teens. The lights dim, the audience is hushed, and the burgundy velvet auditorium curtains part to reveal another assembly program. Variety was the key word at MHS as sessions on a wide range of subjects were presented. A spirited STOP Rally to sell the 68 Paragon highlighted the year’s convocations. Probing the mysteries of our universe was accomplished by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Several MHS students turned models for a day, participating in a special fashion show sponsored by Simplicity. Mustang spirit was fired up to fever pitch at a Sectional pep rally held prior to the Munster-Gavit clash. East Chicago Washington’s Top Twenty perform one of their many routines.

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STOP Rally, Sp ace Program Pace Convocations A program by the NASA Space Science Demonstration introduced MHS to the world of aeronautics. Versatility in auditorium sessions brought humor, thought-provoking challenges, music, and informative hours to MHS students. Judge William Obermiller gave an inspirational talk presenting ideas and guidelines for future years. A portion of the wide world of music came to MHS as the East Chicago Washington Jazz Band filled the autitorium with swinging sounds of the sixties and haunting classics of days gone by. The Top Twenty, a group performing musical routines, also presented a program. The girls highlighted halftimes at MHS football and basketball games. The world of fashion was opened by a Simplicity style commentator. MHS guys and girls modeled a variety of irresistible styles. Cheerleader Sandie Sutter ready to do a Paragon cheer listens to Mrs. Betsey Wilson inform the Student Body on the added attractions of the 1968 Paragon during the STOP Campaign for yearbook sales. Theme of the auditorium session was centered around STOP — “SPIRIT TRANSFORMS OUR PARAGON!” 18

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Harvey Cast and Crew: FRONT ROW: J. Blieden, C. Beyer, S. Walsh, E. Talanian. W. Blohm, M Hymen, J. Troy, J. Skov. ROW TWO: D. Gig- stead, N. Evanson, L. Goebel. ROW THREE: M. Krvzer, G. Castillo, M. McConnell, J. Lynn, P Beyer, D. Roades, B Barton, D. Good. BACK ROW: B. Fine, D Pope, R Goldstein, M. Baxter, P. Finley, V. Astolas, L. Anderson, P. Lavery, J. Gubitz, R. Norris, S. Gilman, J. Woodward. Harvey’s Visit to MHS Highlights Harvey is introduced by Elwood Dowd. (Linda Anderson, Pat Finley, Mary Baxter, and Pat Lavery.) Psychiatrist William R. Chumley, portrayed by Jeff Gubitz, contemplates the problem of Harvey, the invisible six-foot white rabbit.