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

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Guidance Office Wait all of homeroom period to talk to yc counselor.

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Snack Bar Wait 15 nninutes in iine to buy a brownie. start Receive lateslip for waiting in line. Skip one turn. Life Is A Game Of Lines What can you do at the Guidance Office, Dean ' s Office, Principal ' s Of- fice, bookstore, concession stand, snacl bar, cafeteria, ball games, and pep sessions? Believe it or not what these places hove in common is that PM students wait in line. No matter how hard you try, you cannot avoid waiting in line. Just when everything seems to be going your way, the lucky streak breaks and to your disappointment, you end up in a line for another 15 minutes. In everything you do, you ore always caught waiting in line. Life can be compared with one big line, and PM is just one small section in the long line of life. Ttie bool store is a popular place for students to wait in line. .

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Hey People Did You Hear? 1980 Is The Falcon Year As the familiar cheers echoed throughout the blue splashed crowd, it was evident that PM was proud of its Falcons. Through thick and thin. Fal- cons never failed to cheer their teams on to victory. In support of the Falcon boys ' bas- ketball game against Southport, a spir- it week was held. Students enthusiasti- cally participated in various activities. These activities included a derby day, stomp the Cards day, painted t-shirt day, and overhaul the Cards day. Each class decorated its designated hall with blue and white streamers, posters, and banners that ended with a victorious Senior Class. The climax of the week was Tuesday Night Live starring the basketball team with spe- cial guests, faculty, cheerleaders, and musical guests, the Falcon pep band featuring the Falconettes. Denise Gritton as Manato stirs up school spirit before a basl etball game. Honoring the volleyball team ' s sec- tional victory. Falcon Brigade spon- sored an extra special pep session to support it in the regional tournament. Many pep sessions like this were held to support swimming, wrestling, foot- ball, and basketball. All teams greatly appreciated the support because it really boosted spirit. The Falcon pep band was asked to perform at the Toledo vs lU game at Market Square Arena. The band played pep songs to cheer lU to victo- ry. The Falconettes presented the half- time program. It looked as if Perry had lost all its pep, but then the Rowdies, a group of dedicated Falcon Brigade members, united to cheer on the Falcons. They practiced cheers during homeroom. The Rowdies had a cheer block at bas- ketball games to help cheerleaders boost spirit and support and lead the team to victory. One did not have to be a Rowd to support PM ' s teams. Falcon Brigade members could sign up to be on com- mittees to decorate lockers and make posters to support the teams. Any Fal- con could go to a Perry game and cheer the Falcons on. 34 Spirit