Munster High School - Paragon Yearbook (Munster, IN)

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The owner of a restaurant (Pat Lavery) attempts to thwart the evil schemes of a successful bank robber (Romy Goldstein) by serving him the specialty of the house. The soup, full of sleeping pills, helps Pat prove that good alw ays triumphs over evil. Dave Pope, Pat Finley and Mark Pope, members of The Epics, perform a top ten hit. Greg Pearson Host Student Council Talent Show Greg Pearson and Pat Benchik, acting as the masters of ceremony, ten acts were presented at the annual Talent Show, sponsored by the Stu- dent Council, as many hidden talents at MHS were brought to light. Pat Lavery and Romy Goldstein presented a skit from the good old days, while Dave Pope gave a satire on childhood memories and Larry Carlson spoke on a variety of enter- taining subjects. Clayton Ruth produced fascinating sounds on the theremin, an unusual instrument used to create special effects. Ruth Dray provided music with several piano numbers and the Epics, a musical group, played hits from past and present. Rounding out the musical scene were the “Guys from the Lunch Table , a rock and roll group who showed where the action was. Turning back the clock was the performance of “The Roaring Twenties’ and coming back to Munster High School 1968 was the group of senior girls who presented “My Fair High School”, a parody on life at MHS. Rounding out the talent were Ken Miller anc! Romy Gold- stein who sang several ballads from the wide world of folk music. Life in the Roaring Tw enties is hailed by Linda Berev, Kathy Grow, Linda Cusick. ACTIVITIES 25

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Ken Miller croons a haunting folk ballad. The Guys from the Lunch Table” belt out a hit. (B Krol, N. Rader. P Wleklinski, G. Pearson. P Benchik, T Dillon.) Senior Talents Pat Benchik and My Fair High School” told the inside story on MHS life. (J. Blieden, G. Sartain, C. Steiger, S. Atkins, C. Lloyd, D. Czyzewski, J. Keene, S. Macdonald, C. Hill, C. Branson, C. Beyer, N. Guess.) 24

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Freshman Patti Higgins sells a huge balloon to a carn ival enthusiast. Also in on the fun are Scott Wigley, Janice Malo, Mark Ericson, Chuck Revenew, Jim Durkovich, and two excited members of the younger set. An admiring audience watches Glenn Scolnik prepare to fire at the Student Council rifle range. Judy Troy and Barb Kostka are kept busy taking tickets and handing out prizes to the lucky winners. Fieldhouse Transfo Pary’s Barber Shoppe, sponsored by the Paragon, brought back memories of days gone by. Mary Candiano helps a customer with a close shave. Ready for the crucial shot, a young participant takes careful aim at the Lettermen ' s Club basketball toss. Ready to lend some encouragement is Mustang roundballer Jim Schroer. Munster High’s first carnival netted a huge profit for the junior and senior classes.