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

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Special days, dances, spark change of pace The Homecoming dances proves enchant- Concentration is the key word for Sue Hardesty, as she ponders over her new assignment. Con¬ ing for Eason Engle and Val Davis, as centrated periods of study are very beneficial, they dance to soft melodies. Electrified! Kathy Eggers volunteers as a guinea pig for a scientific experiment of electricity in chemistry class. 15

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Activities Students weary of academic work found relaxation in extra-curricular activities. Charles King, Mr. Universe and the Christmas toy drive were Student Council sponsored assemblies. They added a delightful change of pace to school routine. Centralites displayed their talents in “Bye, Bye Birdie” and “Under the Sycamore Tree”. The sweepstakes winning band performed their intri¬ cate routines in the Fourth of July and Christmas parades. The annual Homecoming, Y-teen’s dance and Prom served as means of expression. The Y-teen’s successful Project Peace was presented to the LC stu¬ dents and the community by TV and radio. It’s theme of peace and world happiness had far-reaching effects on the community. Sensible, broad-mind¬ ed teenagers expressed their sincere ideas, working toward communication with the world about them. 17