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

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Gail VValz and Rick Wright proudly accept the honor of crowning this year’s royal couple, Gary Elliott and Virginia Peters. Carrying out his role as usher, Ronnie Hughes helps Sally Hilbrich from her car, receiving a smiling “thank-you” in return. Karen Fane and Lee Hughes find themselves caught up in the romantic atmosphere provided by “Memories Down Main Street.” 28 Activities Mr. Robert Kelsey, LC faculty member and senior class sponsor, not only fulfills his job as chaperone at the prom, but manages to eryoy

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Special activities highlight ’70 The assorted and numerous activities provided during the ( 9-70 school year rendered a release for energy and a break from the monotonous everyday routine of classroom work. From basketball games to dances, students returned to campus after school hours to partici¬ pate. The annual N-Teen’s winter formal, the Lettermen’s Turkey Trot, and the First Senior Review all employed student involvement and participation. The community service of Earth Day initiated the participation of many in an attempt to fight pollution and remove litter from area neighborhoods. Giving students more individual freedom, a new dress code was adopted. Lake s fieldhouse was transformed into the successful setting of WCAE’s first auction in October. Reigning over LCTs second basketball homecoming as Mr. All-Star and Miss Sweetheart were juniors Brad Moore and Debi Sidwell. Dances provide a pleasing change of pace for LC students Debbie Hill, Toni Antkowiak, and Beth Brassea as they “do their own thing” to the beat of an electrified name band. Activities 27

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Main Street becomes memories Mike Gibson and Amy Hilbrich stop and visit with Bob Herrman and Sherri LaMantia as the couples take a moment to relax. Bob and Sherri were later crowned prince and princess of the dance. himself as well. Along with his date, Annette Schulte, he finds the dance floor the place to be. “Gay Nineties” captivated the scene of this year’s junior-senior prom. Country stores lined the fieldhouse, encircling the dance floor, while the foyer was converted into an enchanting park. Street lamps, picket fences, fountains, and gardens of flowers all characterized the theme, “Memories Dowti Main Street.” Ushers in red and white striped blazers and hats added authenticity to the affair. At the magic hour of midnight, couples dispersed to San Remo’s Restaurant, the post-prom setting, where they loosened ties and abandoned high heels to swing to the soulful sound of the “Dontays. ” Bonnie Dewes and Tim Knopf pause at the lamppost in the park and reflect on the memories of their evening. Activities 29