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

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Indian mascots Ivan Loar and Eason Engl enjoy the cheerleaders’ skit. X - The new television tower’s blinking red light can be seen for several miles. Cyndi Hartley, Gary Sheperd, Debbie Tatro and Bob Baker star in the Thespians’ perform¬ ance of “Under the Sycamore Tree”. 12

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Nervousness fades away as Senior John Cox shares his report with fellow classmates. Chris Kulesa puts the recording booths in the library to good use. Missed lectures or special lessons may be heard by playing the message by earphones. 11

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Wicked witch of CP dies at pep assembly Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders, characterizing Wizard of Oz people, dance around Val Davis, the Wicked Witch of Crown Point. The witch’s death meant an Indian victory in the basketball sectionals. Extra-curricular activities helped to keep the school year interesting at Lake Central. Pep assemblies for especially important games sparked enthusiasm among avid Indian fans. The students particularly enjoyed new cheers. Skits, such as the basketball sectionals skit was a take-off from the Wizard of Oz, were performed by the varsity and junior varsity cheer¬ leaders. “Under the Sycamore Tree,” a comedy using people as ants, was the Thespians’ Society’s first production this year. They performed to a ca¬ pacity-filled auditorium. “Bye, Bye Birdie,” the first musical production attempted by the Thespians, proved enjoyable for cast and audience. The teenage ideas and adult comedy were a successful combination. Individual¬ istic talents and desires were distin¬ guished through self-expression. Emerging from the crowded bleachers, Mike Petyo lets out an Indian war His bubbling enthusiasm is catching to others. 13