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

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Impressions of a serene Autumn walk with Bill linger in Nedra Lancaster ' s mind. She and Bill Engle walked down the Greg Murzyn takes a large bite of pizza before Danny Weeks, or Kristen and Daphne Douglas have a chance. country lane rustling the leaves, talking together, sharing an unforgettable moment.

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Protests swept across the Calumet Region as Lieutenant Calley was convicted of murdering innocent Mai Lai villagers in South Vietnam. Several Lake students signed a petition, asking President Nixon to pardon Calley. attempt was made to correct unsightly dump sites in the com¬ munity by these concerned students Donna Creviston and Lisa Spragia, along with many other LCHS students, walked to raise funds for the retarded.

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LC students interpret today’s love Of holding hands and real bouquets , and twilights trimmed in purple haze , and laughtered nights and simple ways , and quiet nights and gentle ways with you What IS love? Centralites who pondered this ques¬ tion responded with the following statements: “Love is the fruit of life. Often we find it bitter, but oftener the fruit is sweet.” “Love is ecstacy when you receive a long-awaited letter or telephone call.” “Love is concern and understanding for another who always seems very near, no matter how many miles lie between you.” “Love is the one stupendous word in the universe.” “Love is the security of knowing there is always someone there to count on.” “Love is the bestest word in the whole world.” “Love is a sweet thing, but you can only hold it for a few moments.” “Love is like a red nose, it can’t be hidden.” “Love is the real giving of yourself to others. It is caring, sharing and pure happiness.” Love brings something different to all who experi¬ ence it—contentment, fulfillment and even disap¬ pointment. These emotions endure as memories. Kim Hoffman and Rhona Justice danced to the soft music of “Oscar and the Majesties” at “A Midwinter ' s Dream. Talking, smiling or just gazing into each other ' s eyes, Ken for each other. They experience emotions of love , anger, Lindemann and Sharon Guess express feelings meant only happiness and pain, as do other LCHS couples. Copyright 1969 by Elvis Presley Music, Inc.