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

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Special moments entwine LC students Debbie Gayda gratefully accepts the Hammond Times Most Valuable Staffer award from yearbook advisor Mr. Fritchiey during Senior Honors Assembly. With every year that comes and goes it leaves us with fond memories. Memories of classroom studies and after school activities, of our friends and teachers who influenced our decisions and lives. The trying times we had with our parents about letting us go to a game. Wondering whether or not you were going to be the only one not going to that special dance. We were faced with many disappointments, some seem trivial now, others seem as though they could have been vital. High school is an important experience in our life because it is present during the shaping and changing part of our growth. We formed our personalities and identities in that familiar build¬ ing by using our minds to think through problems and questions. Some of us will remember LC as being a happy and secure place, some of us will not think of it fondly. However, everyone will, at some time or other, remember at least one good memory and that memory will consist of Special Times, at Special Places, with very Special People. Prom couples rock dance to the music of Killer Frog. They There were a variety of tunes played to please all of the were featured second after the soft sounds of Ron Rogers. couples to make it a memorable evening. 15

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c try Of a Special . . . Students looked forward to extra-curricular activities . . . very special times when the school day was forgotten and they could unwind. During the year there were numerous activities which en¬ abled students to express themselves in their own special way. Floats were constructed and halls decorated for foot¬ ball and basketball homecoming. The Quill and Scroll ' s An¬ nual Carnival transformed the gym into the land of the Wizard of Oz . Many hours were spent in practice and set construction for the Theatre Guild ' s productions of You ' re a Good Man Charlie Brown , Cactus Flower , and A Funny Thing Hap¬ pened on the way to the Forum LC ' s sweepstakes winning band performed in Green Bay and at I.S.U. The N-Teens winter formal and the )unior-Senior Prom were special times when jeans were discarded and formal attire was donned. Graduation was greeted with tears of sadness for some, for others it brought tears of joy. In the lives of LC students, 1973 was a year filled with very special times.