New Prairie High School - Prairie Life Yearbook (New Carlisle, IN)

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Junior Sheryl Gilchrist takes time out of class, as most students do, to talk on the phone. Sophomores Allie VanLue and Jennifer James are finally caught roaming the halls by Mr. Harbart. Nothing But Vhe Good Times Day In The Lie UE

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UHOVEUMBER F, 1988 2 ., 7. fe ig. Mr. Olson actually let his fifth period class pose for a picture? New and exciting things in our car or on the bus happen to us everyday we reach our destination, here at New Prairie. We all © SCHOOL! We are read the force ourselves out of bed morning announcements at 6:00 a.m. hoping that each morning by Mr. school will be cancelled or Harbart or a member of delayed for a couple of | our own student body. Let hours so that we can us not forget senior, Ron acquire the sleep that we Marron and his famous never seem to get. saying “Enjoy!’’ Going to After eating and dressing school at New Prairie is just and a 5 to 20 minute ride a regular Day In The Life. Sophomores Billy Kraus, Greg Miller, and Jamie Jonas stand like studs before class during a passing period. Mr. Miko explains to John Arndt the assignment. The freshmen girls gather quickly after class to find out the gossip they have missed. Nothing Gut The Good Times 1O Day Iu Phe Life

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Cammitncet “Gu Erectic You have heard that any- thing worth doing is worth doing well. At New Prairie anything worth doing well means a Commitment To Ex- cellence. New Prairie indi- viduals appreciate their free time, but also realize there is a time to be serious. Stu- dents take time out of their schedules to participate in after school sports. Every in- dividual works extremely hard to make all of his or her efforts pay off. That is what makes a real Commitment To Excellence. Girls’ Golf Team members take turns putting during practice. During tennis practice, Damon Swope works on returning serves. John Arndt takes off for a mile run during Cross Country practice. Commttment To Excellence