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

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The walls of Lake Central High School shelter its own private world. This world is filled with people of many ages, backgrounds. and views of life. Here youth finds lessons to learn, exploits to expe¬ rience, and life to live. Sophomore Ron Welte shows an interest in current world affairs as he increases his knowledge by reading. Sherry Phelps lavs out pattern pieces on her material for he r sewing project in a first nour Sewing II class.

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Faces at Lake reflect vitality of 70 people What makes a school building unique to any other building but its people? LC’s halls are filled with familiar faces of ener¬ getic cheerleaders, outstanding athletes, active club leaders, and dedicated scholars and teachers. These “famous” faces are not the only ones filling the space. There are also the shy faces, lonely faces, and smiling faces of those people whose names one does not know. All of these faces are part of the young generation. Their owners keep the school alive and bursting with energy. These Centralites make every moment a vital part of a year which can never be lived again. They urge one to laugh, cry, feel with them. Without the people within its walls LCHS would no longer have a purpose. But because they are there characters have been molded, friendships formed, lessons learned, and leadership found. 4 School life Cheerleaders Chris Spragia and Jen Kasper add the finishing touch to a decorated locker of a basketball team member. Teachers, besides spending time educating students, seek a voice in a request for their beliefs. ■

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Diane Horvatich and Marilyn Miller stop to think before venturing to answer a question in Mr. Fraley’s English III class. Masses of people Pushing at one another is the impression conveyed as LC students change classes six times per day. ickie Cooke, like many other Centralites, finds the library useful for a session of peaceful study. 6 School life