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

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Seniors Dennis Brite and Mimi Spragia display their decorated se- High school. Members of the senior class initiated them this year nior cords, symbols of the completion of four years of hard work in ho ping to start a new tradition. Sophomore DeeDee Greer ex- a mines a newly arrived sweater vest for fit and quali¬ ty- School life 13

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Teens strive for individuality Lake Central ' s student body consists of four separate and unique classes. Each subdivision has its symbols which make it distinct from its counter¬ parts. The freshmen were easily recognized at the beginning of the school year by their confused looks and bright yellow and orange beanies. Sophomores placed orders for navy vests (instead of the usual sweaters) in the fall and received them in mid-January. The thrill of being an upperclassman was realized as junior class rings arrived in September. Members of the class of ' 70 were distinguished by their senior cords, a new feature this year. As each unit strived to set itself apart as being the best, it combined with the others to make this year Uniquely 70. Freshmen spirit was shown during basketball Homecoming week through such slogans as “Lion in Wait For a Victory.” Junior class rings, in any style or color, are symbols of the pride of being an upperclassman. 12 School life

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Bell bottoms and jumpers as styled by Alan Wyler and Mary Fitch are popular school attire for the Lake Central student. A variety of coats are seen throughout LC’s halls, as shown by Roger Hughes, Linda Potts, Brenda Knight, and Lucy Muffett. Girls at LC, such as Gail Walz and Kathy Manes, wear bright col¬ ored sweater vests for almost any event. 14 School life