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

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Summer, fall activities prove successful Becky Cox, a member of the peanuts Rang, and Linus (Donn Kasper) sit in disappointment after losing their last baseball game. The faithful dog Snoopy sits outside the schoolhouse and makes fun of the peanuts gang as they go to school. The Lake Central Theatre Guild was very happy to present their first annual summer stock performance You ' re a Good Man Charlie Brown . LC students, gradu¬ ates and members of the community were able to try out. The leads were jerry Hughes (Charlie Brown), Roger Hughes (Snoopy), Mary Lyons (Lucy), Marc Sato (Schroe- der), and Donn Kasper (Linus). Directors Mr. and Mrs. Lowe along with the cast and crew spent much time and energy in long evening rehears¬ als to create professional performances. Each performance was rewarded with the laughter and applause that the au¬ diences felt were well deserved. For the eighth year the Lake Central Marching Indians were proud to receive the honorable sweepstakes trophy at the annual NISBOVA competition. Much effort and time was spent in preparation for the com petition. On capturing this honor the bandsmen showed their enthusiasm with shouts of success and tears of joy. This year ' s winning theme was A Tribute to American Composers , and the band performed to tunes such as Who Cares and Liza by George Gershwin, and Cute by Count Basie. Over 150 fans traveled to the contest to help cheer the Marching Indians on to another sweep- stakes trophy. The catcher, Schroeder, tries to give the pitcher, Charlie Brown, some pro fessional pitching advice before the game.

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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.

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0 (above) Linda Buwa leads the Lake Central Band through Dyer during the Homecoming parade the night before the big game. (left) LC drum majors Mike Pavell and Linda Buwa react in their own way after winning the sweepstakes trophy. The Lake Central Marching Indians performed to Joshua Fit the Battle of Jerico , an arrangement by the director, Doug Jordan. They also marched to Cute , Who cares and Chester . 19 Activities