Perry Meridian High School - Passages Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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student Life o We spent much of our time livin ' for the weekends, when we could sit bock and take it easy. PM social life included dances, athletic events, and parties. Social endeavors with friends strengthened bonds formed in school. We began to explore our limits and set new goals. As we matured, we were given more free reign. The way in which we used our free time reflected our attitudes. The high standards we had set for our- selves made us different. Seniors carried on tradition by sweep- ing top honors in the Homecoming float competition student Life Division

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Falcons Take A Station Break A massive tunnel was formed by the students. The playing of the fight song sent the mighty Perry Meridian Football squad roaring through the tunnel with hopes of a Homecoming victory over the Ben David Giants. The annual PTA Extravaganza featured carnival booths, raffles, and bonfire. Along with refreshments in the cafetria, were the many club displays. The German Club captured the first place trophy for the second consecutive year. The theme for Homecoming was The Falcons Take A Station Break. The Senior Class constructed the championshiop float continuing with the Senior Class dynasty. Homecoming Queen, Paige Linde- mann and the rest fo the court wit- nessed a dazzling fireworks display at half-time. Unfortunately, the Falcons were defeated by Ben Davis 42-6. The Homecoming Dance was held in the Student Center following the gome. The second float on parade at Homecoming is the sophomore fioat, Falcons Take a Lickin ' but Keep on Tickin ' , Falcons battle Ben Davis Giants during the Home- coming football game which scored 42-6, Matt Need proudly escorts the 1979 Homecoming Queen Paige Lindemonn. 10 Homecoming