Paoli High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Paoli, IN)

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In the Wings, Reality Lurks Despite all our optimism, a few hard times tend to creep upon PHS. For some students, taking tests is the most dreaded process; others are hardest hit when they strive for sports excellence but obstacles keep them from reaching their goals. Some are crushed when struck by the elements, whether it be rain, snow or disease. Even though many find solitude a valued and precious time, others see it as a lonely mo- ment. It doesn't matter how students are faced with hard times, PHS people will still find a way to keep life rolling. Manager John Meadows and Trainer Jim Brown escort an injured Tony Leone, below, off the field. Desire to score high creates test anxiety for sophomores such as Sandy Gowan and Claudia Gugel, left, who partake in the annual Iowa tests. Although sex is usually a forbidden subject in school, Nurse Anne Flueckiger feels that knowing more about the recent outbreak of herpes and its side effects is important to students. Opening 5

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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

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... But We Let the Good Times If you can't help me Lord, don't help that bear,” recites Junior Dean Jones, above, in the humorous monologue category of the speech contest. PHS's resident author Tracy Powell, right, takes a break from creating his own masterpiece to enjoy the work of another. 6 Opening