Lake Central High School - Quiver Yearbook (St. John, IN)

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challenging stimulations of betterment at LCHS Boys State delegate Chuck Hilhrich talks with Mrs. Wease about plans for college. Larry Kielman just can’t wait till graduation.

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Rick Sims, drum major, and Terry Wilkerson, drum majorette, lead the sweepsta kes-winning marching hand. The fieldhouse showed vast improvements since early construc¬ tion a year ago. Vigorous students seek Through a maturing and expanding scope of interest at a new school, students were able to engage in many varied activities, resulting in a rapid expansion of responsibilities. Realizing their own potential, the vital generation of 1967 became more aware of duties confronting them. They bettered their minds through physical, as well as mental activities, never ceasing to realize the importance of both in their pursuit of becoming young adults. They worked together, accelerating much energy into what they deemed important, whether it be a civic or student project; no matter if recognition was achieved or not—self satisfaction was enough. A moment of national patriotism is displayed before first toss-up.

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Mary Lou Bucha models the mod look, complete with long hair and pierced ears. Janette Evans lends a helping hand to Larry Lesich at the turn¬ about Morp dance. Rick Simms and Dan Boiler combine their talents with Y-Teens, resulting in a successful assembly. Fads arouse a vivid interest both in and out of