Paoli High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Paoli, IN)

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Doors Open and Joy Erupts As students of PHS walk through the doors, ready to face another year, for many this was it. For others it was only the beginning of a long, hard journey on the road of education. Whether they were the just starting or the finally finishing up what began 12 years ago, all were ready to “let the good times roll!” Each person has his own rendition of a good time depending on the nature of mind. One might be looking for a moment's silence to engross in a book, or another, taking chances by doing forbidden feats. An athlete remembers the bright gleam of a scoreboard showing Paoli the victor. A top scholar receives recognition for his hard work, or a group of friends just goes out for the night. However, there are those who simply express their feelings with a simple smile or song. No matter how it is done, all are anxious to let the good times roll!” 2 Both fans and players alike remember the bright numbers on the scoreboard, above, at Cook Field when the Ram gridders pulled out a hoihecoming victory against state ranked North Daviess. As vice-president of Honor Society, Lance Payton, above right, lights a candle for learning in the annual tapping ceremony. Portraying the 1U cleaning lady, Debra Stroud, right, belts out a song for Paoli during the sectional pep session. Opening

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4 Psyching herself up with music is a ritual Laura Gilmore, above, goes through before each volleyball game despite the team's losing efforts. Even though Tony Gourley, above right, is surrounded by people at a girls' basketball game, he finds himself in a world of his own. After a morning of rain delays and hassles, Lance Payton and Band Captain Phil Collier appear too exhausted to celebrate the Pride's victory at ISSMA regional competition. Opening