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

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Freshman Beth Wilking sits patiently as two seniors volunteer to put her paci- “London Luv” was the theme as couples danced to the music of “The Quo- fier in its proper place. rum” at the N-Teens annual winter formal. Towering Tom Sims stands proudly as he is measured for his graduation cap and gown which was ordered in February. 10

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welcomes marching Indians Mr. Jordan s band of 204 members holds the attention of every audience as nationally televised at the Bears game as they strutted through their ten i they perform their version of Motherless Child. The marching Indians were ute routine.

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Moments worth remembering Enjoyable moments are the wonderful times worth remem¬ bering for the rest of your life. Whether you are a freshman being initiated by a mob of seniors or a senior preparing for graduation day, these are the precious moments students will remember when looking back on their high school days. Fear faces each freshman as he or she eyes a big bad senior coming in his or her direction. The 1975 students quickly put their pacifiers in their mouths in hope of sending the seniors away. Students also get a thrill out of acting as someone important. Playing Officer Krojack in “Don’t Drink the Water’’ will be a moment uneasily forgotten. Getting together with the mem¬ bers of the Jet gang in “West Side Story’’ to plan out important schemes was enjoyable for those participating LCHS’ers. Then there are the precious, tender moments of love. Dancing and cuddling close to someone at the winter formal “London Luv” was an experience of sharing young love that could never be forgotten in a lifetime. Officer Krojack (Tom Baker) threatens to murder Axel (Kim Hoffman) if he doesn’t hand over the Hollanders to his secret police. “West Side Story’s” Jet gang gets together to plan a sneaky, under-handed scheme against the Shark gang.