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

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The separate pieces of Lake Central are distin¬ guished by many different characteristics. The band, theater, and choral groups all project one essential quality for their success and that is their unrelenting effort. The band placed first in the annual NISBOVA Sweepstakes. This year ' s performance was A Tribute to Popular Music in the 20 ' s, 30 ' s, 40 ' s, and 70 ' s. The Summer Stock theater presented Little Prince a children ' s story with a valuable moral for all ages. The Little Prince was shown as a matinee during the summer. The story opens with the little prince meeting the narrator and contin¬ ues with the prince describing all the acquaint¬ ances he has met up with. The characters in which he becomes involved with give him a valuable lesson about life. Forensics had a successful light cast upon it as Tom Butoryak and Sue Brinkley placed first in duet acting. The entire performance was their own individual work. The Madrigals attended the Swing Choir State Contest for the first time and received a Superior rating. They performed at the Museum of Science and Industry, on WjOB, and at the Capuchin Seminary as well as their regular performance at the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. The band stands at attention for the judges to inspect them. They won the award for best inspection. Tom Butoryak and Sue Brinkley are rehearsing their lines for the cutting of Two for the Seesaw. Opening Section 13

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Endless effort reflects success The Summer Stock theater presents the ' Little Prince. The play was shown as a children ' s matinee. Cookie Credille takes the role of the lamplighter and Brian )a nder is the railroad switchman. 12 Opening Section

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Rick Griffin and George Go- vert are in lively moods as they joke around for the last time as students of Lake Cen¬ tral, for graduation exercises have just ended. Senior ' s final moments arise. The senior class received their diplomas on May 22, 1974. They have chosen the theme We May Never Pass This Way Again to project their idea of graduating. After graduation are the usual events, parties, parties, and more parties to end their relationship as a class. The event of their farewell causes a whole different type of interests, and people to be a part of Lake Central. The year as a whole has been one of many memorable experiences. The variety of friends and interests we have enables us to become bi¬ gger pieces of Lake Central High School. The participation we give to our activities re¬ flects the type of person we are. The many as¬ pects of life we can pursue show the separate pieces of Lake Central. The hard guys, freaks and rahs are all words which have a definite relation to Lake Central. All these pieces combined to form our school as one different from any other school. Cookie Credille is making the last minute touches on Milo Polovina as she fixes him mortarboard. 14 Opening Section