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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
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Thunderous echoes break tranquility Nervous anticipation was the general feeling expressed by Lake Central students as the 1967 Home¬ coming festivities began. Pre-game festivities took the form of imagina¬ tive floats such as the “Victory Ma¬ chine” which took place first place in the float competition. As the wood crackled and blazed in the traditional bonfire, many Sen¬ iors felt a twinge of sadness, for this would be the last time they would be active in the homecoming activi¬ ties. Perhaps next year they would return, but only as alumni. Class spirit was demonstrated as the four classes entered competition on the football field prior to the kick¬ off. Seniors captured first place hon¬ ors in the annual Y-Teens competition yell. Enthusiasm reached its peak as one of the largest crowds to assemble on Massacre Field watched the Fight¬ ing Indians as they struggled in vain to break the 7-7 deadlock with the Lowell Red Devils. Climaxing the week-end festivi¬ ties was the traditional crowning of homecoming king and queen. Reign¬ ing over the 1967 homecoming fes¬ tivities were Seniors John Greichunos and Cindy Boucher. Making up their royal court were juniors Val Davis and Ted Staniszeski; sophomores Michelle Ponten and Gary Clark. Representing the freshmen class were Sharon Ladd and Bill Engle. During the maze of homecoming a hush falls over the crowd momentarily as Queen Cindy Boucher and King John Greichunos take their introductory ride around the track. Reigning over the homecoming festivities are Cindy Boucher and John Greichunos. Making up the royal court are Gary Clark, Michelle Ponten, Val Davis, Ted Staniszeski, Sharon Ladd, and Bill Engle. Capturing first place in the “67” parade of floats is the Art Club’s “Victory Machine”.
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