Munster High School - Paragon Yearbook (Munster, IN)

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The summer of 72 found Munster ' s Summer Theater evolving into a completely new atmosphere in Theater. The transformation from what the Theater used to be, to what it is now became evident with the use of stageblood, and when Mr. Karl Linden, director of the plays, took a part himself in Tomorrow the World. A Munster alumni, Mike Bosch, returned once again to the resentment of a few, to perform in You ' re a Good Man Charlie Brown. Favorite crew pastimes included tee-peeing, going to Mac ' s in full costume and makeup, and throwing cast parties. Relations between directors and actors were strained, as cast conditions at the Death of a Salesman party were somewhat less than desirable. These differences between Mr, Linden and the players hindered the productions, and the cast went on to gain inspirations by seeing Death of a Salesman in Arlington Park. 18

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extra credits, socializing . . . Summer School Last year 710 people enrolled in Sum- mer school. Did you ever wonder why almost half the high school kids in Munster attend summer school after counting the days till June? Parental pressure, the opportunity to make up failed courses, and the fact that Driver’s Ed is only offered in the sum- mer are the obvious reasons. Riding your bike to school and socializing with friends made the first few days fun. Learning how to drive is a new experience and Phys Ed. is almost ex- citing with bowling, tennis and swim- ming, but after a week or so, the new- ness fades. You start to miss sleep- ing in or messing around all day long. You wonder whether trading your summer for a driving waiver or Health and Safety credit is such a hot deal after all. Signal 30 doesn ' t live up to its reputation and untangling your bike from the rack becomes a major bat- tle. Finally the courses end and there is a month left to enjoy vacation. Summer School 17

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FAR LEFT: Dave Abrinko (Schroeder), Brad Smith (Linus), Lisa Waxman (Lucy), Mike Bosch (Snoopy), Terry Hagerty (Charlie Brown), )ane Tiika (Patty)— You could be king, Charlie Brown. If only you weren ' t so wishy-washy. BELOW LEFT: Tony Cort (Biff), Cliff Church (Happy) What happened Biff? Where ' s the old humor, the old confidence? LEFT: Bill Reister (Emil Bruchner), Karen Leonard (Leona)— My name is Emil Bruchner. I am a Nazi and my fa- ther was a traitor. BELOW: Melissa Gilchrist (Linda), Scott Sublet! (Willy)— It ' s changing, Willy, I can feel it changing! BOTTOM: Cast and Crew-Row ID. Abrinko, M. Bosch, C. Bus- sed. Row 2-J. Tiika, ). Papias, S. Rundle, T. Hagerty, B. Reister, L. Regelman, C. Longhauser, L. Chiarelle. Row 3-Mr. Karl Linden, L. Orloff, S. Weinberg, C. Downs, W. Schmidt, K. Leonard, Row 4-D. Dunning, S. Gerdt, J. Leonard, M. O ' Barske, J. Calhoun, L. Waxman, K. Meagher, C. Griffen. Row 5-D. Stevens, S. McKenna, L. Murphy, N. Kivett, V. Bussed. Row 6-). Brown, B. Smith, M. Sublett, T. Denmark. Row 7-B. Bunting, L. Borsatino, D. Strachen, J. Mansueto, N. Calhoun. Row 8-K. McKenna, B. Crary. Row 9-H. Gilchrist, D. Hinchion.