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

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Juniors unite their hands in order to display the various styles, shapes and eol- The conventional setting was the same as last year, except the initials were ors of rings purchased. The vista-view ring was a new type added this year. engraved inside the ring. LC students display some of the jackets and sweaters that can be earned. two bandsman jackets, two cheerleading jackets and a letterman sweater and There is a GAA sweater and jacket, a publication jacket, a Thespian jacket, jacket. 4

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« V v LAKE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETE OF THE WEEK T. NIGH B.BALL CHESTERTON 6.30 3RDTHERE WHITING 4TH THERE WRESLTING TUESDAY SPAG DINNER 3RD 5 TO 8 Standing in front of the high school alongside Route 41 is the marquee. It was given to Lake Central by the class of 1971. It posts athlete of the week plus any important weekly activities taking place at LC each week. Table of Contents Ixtke Central High School began a new addition to the origi¬ nal building as school opened in the fall. It is located in the old library court. Present building capacity is 1200, but with the extension its capacity will increase up to 18(H). The new addi¬ tion consists of 21 rooms. There are eight English rooms, five science rooms and one storage room for the Science Depart¬ ment, two home economic rooms, two music rooms, and three Industrial Education rooms. 16 Activities. Academics 36 72 Organizations Competition.. Centralites. Many students who were curious about the new wing would stop and observe each days progress. Construction workers could l e seen working on the extension every day. The window which allowed the students to view the addition as it was prog¬ ressing is now gone. With this elimination, a new entrance has l een provided to allow students to pass directly into the hall¬ ways of the new wing. It was anticipated that the extension would l e completed as the year opened in 1972 with an enroll- 108 132 154 Senior Directory Yellow Pages. 184 ment of 1750. Another new site to LCHS was the marquee. It was donated to the school by the class of 1971. It w as positioned in front of the high school near Route 41 so that its passers-by could ob¬ serve exactly what was going on at the high school each week. Listed on it was the athlete of the week and the weekly activities. 3

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Stairways, the intersection of halls and classroom doorways are jam-packed with students when it comes time for classes to be let out. Rushing to your Displaying their original costumes are two of Disneys most lovable characters Donald Duck (Renee LaMantia) and Daisy (Kathy Kelly). next class in order to beat the five minute bell is almost an impossible task for many LCHS’ers. Indians work at unification This past year’s student enrollment of 1600 caused a major crisis in the hallways at LC. Jam up—jelly tight was an ex¬ pression which described the tight squeeze situation our halls had during the past year. Students were reporting late to classes because they found it hard to get through the crowded intersections. Things should begin to shape up next fall when the new wing opens and draws some of the students away from the packed halls. Colorful benches allowed students to sit and chat between classes and during lunch breaks. The Vocational Carpentry stu¬ dents built the benches, which cost $12 each. These benches were financed and given to the school by the Student Govern¬ ment Association. Juniors received their class rings in Septem¬ ber. Sophomores purchased class jerseys which were white with blue lettering. Various kinds of jackets and sweaters were wom to symbolize involvement in organizations and special achievements made by the students.