South Dearborn High School - Knight Life Yearbook (Aurora, IN)

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Class of 1984 Four years ago the class of ’84 felt the fright- ening, yet exciting experience of being fresh- men. Four years have gone by and now the seniors say good-bye to all of the great times and friends they have had. The senior class had many active members who promoted school teams and organizations. The class of 1984 is thankful to the administration and staff members for the many opportunities they have given them.

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Student Life Student Life is not only how stu- dents spend their time during school, but it involves their extra-curricular activities. Some kids have fun running track, swimming, and participating in clubs. These activities bring the stu- dent body closer together. Top: Cross country runner. Greg Ducrstock, takes a well deserved break. Above Left: Our smoke-breathing dragon. Darin Fowler, receives an A on this lab. Above Right: Wrapped up like a gift at Christmas. Cheryl McIntosh shocks her classmates. Below Right: Senior class president. Debbie Tandy, and Lady Knight, Kim Hatton, study diligently before class. 8

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There was a lot of hustle and bustle to get things ready for the fair. After weeks of preparing and hard work, the South Dearborn Swing Choir pulled off a fantastic show. Also, King and Queen con- testants, Gina Lee and Jack Gor- don, did their share of preparing for the King and Queen contest. Their hard work paid off in the long run, with Jack making a fine presentation, and with Gina re- ceiving the honor of runner up in the contest. Also, don’t forget the many floats that were in the pa- rade. A lot of work was put into those floats, and many of them were rewarded. Surprising us all, last year’s seniors showed up in their own float and walked away with a third place ribbon. A big CONGRATULATIONS to all the students who did themselves proud by their efforts this year. S.D. STUDENTS FEEL THE FEVER OF FAIR FRENZY 10