happiness for a well deserved cast and crew. Karen Lynch and John Land student directors. first play the class of ' 72 participates in. 21 Class of ’72 presents play to raise money for Prom " George Washington Slept Here ". Football and candidates are: Dave Yugo, Terry Strbac, Mr. Football players changed from jerseys to suits for the announcement of Mr. buying paint, candy, popcorn, punch and paper bags. pink, orange, blue, green, and yellow crepe paper. Football announcement moves inside Late hours. Freshmen servers find that serving at a Homecoming dance can be a lot of fun, and, besides, the cookies are good. Paulette Souris finds that although dancing is a lot of fun a smile from Pete Maroudas is much more pleasing. A football or a crown may not seem like very much unless you are Queen Cindy Maihofer or Mr. " Queen and queen candidates are: Dana Femiak, Queen Cindy Maihofer, Carla Zajak.and Lori Nickovich. This year 1970 Homecoming queen reigns " Under the Big Top. 18 r The name of the game is flag football, but Linda Jovich pulls this sophomore by the arm in order to gain a few more yards. Wondering why she has been taken out of the game, senior Lori Nichovich discusses the problem with her coach, Mr. With only one sophomore in the way of an open field senior Sue Fowler makes her way down the sideline. Smiling faces, tears, and roses appear as candidates surround Cindy Maihofer after being announced 1970 Homecoming queen. 1970 Homecoming half- time comes to an end. Honor Society ' s car wins first place for cars. 17 Seniors win third straight powder puff Last minute instructions.
Dominating the class of ' 71 ' s float, two papier mache’ airplanes battle atop a football field. 16 A purple Pirate ship complete with white sails, firing cannons and a ship captain combine to form the winning float. Representing the Portage Indians, smiling squaws Mary Stroia, Sherrie Bly and Maria Gimenez provide entertainment for the team and student body during the pep session.
Tension is shown on senior Butch Swanson ' s face as the H-C pep session begins. " We ' re loyal to you Merrillville High ". juniors take first place with " Smooth Sailing over the Indian Ocean ". seniors place second with " It ' s Plane to see a Pirate Victory ". sophomores ' " Toast to Vic- tory " wins third place. I Parade, pep session start ' 70 H-C Over a week of preparation. Debbie Macchia feels she can see the bonfire better on the shoulder ' s of Skip Patterson. Cheering, clapping, and yelling accompanied the wet weathered home-coming bonfire. Rick Jackson I i s t e n s attentively as Dave Filibeck points out the items of interest. reacting to the beginning of the Home-Coming festivities. 14 Wet Bonfire begins H-C weekend Despite pouring rains, the bonfire finally was successfully lit. Smiles prove old friendships can ' t be lost during the summer.
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Liberal dress code pleases new coming sophomore students. Baumgardner helps lost student find his way around the school. by observing, reacting, and participating. sophomore students begin high school life. expanding soc- ially I OBSERVE, PARTICIPATE, REACT Orientation Day - new experience Orientation Day. experiencing the pleasures high school life offers. crepe paper, chalk, balloons, grease paint. anxious moments of opening night fade with audience applause. transformed gym, sign-splashed halls happy memories of a special date. ■ ' I- 12 Hard work with satisfying results.answering questions and making decisions that will affect the future. realizing identity, accomplishing individuality. mm 6 7 Finding myself through participation in all phases of high school life. discovering personal identity by not restricting interests to the required. club memberships resulting in friend- ships with bonus of accomplishment.
athletic competition that develops stamina and winning drive. Outside involvement to further define who " I " really is.
real self surfaces by taking advantage of what the manda- tory offers. social functions that provide the op- portunity to observe and decide upon personal preferences. 3 Facets of high school life that aid in the transformation of a student into " I ". one of hundreds, but essentially an individual. facets of Merrillville High School life, 1970-71. expanding enrollment, sprawling move- ment of building activity. doors of high school open to admit students. Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1971 volume: “ 1971 MERRILLVUE Volume 46 Published by the yearbook staff of Merrillville High School Merrillville, Indiana A 2 Autumn rush of preparation through flurry of spring fever.
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