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

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Many facets of LC life were dis¬ played with the variation of extra¬ curricular activities during 1974. Each “separate piece of LC ex¬ pressed itself as the year progressed. Football Homecoming was scheduled early this year. Classes had to hurry to construct floats and decorate halls. The band marched away with all top awards at NISBOVA. Two weeks later they won second place in the state. The Theater Guild produced four plays in a matter of ten months of work. The Quill and Scroll Carnival transformed the gym into a Batman atmosphere. Winter Formal and Prom changed the usual easy-going lifestyle into elegance. Graduation ended the hetic school year orientated activity for 1974.

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Summer and fall activities highlighted Terry (Danielle Popovich) tastes the soup she has made for the dinner and decides that it does indeed taste like deodorant. The summer theatre production of How the Other Half Loves demonstrates a unique stage setting representing the living rooms of the Fosters and the Phillipses. The play centered around these two couples whose lives became en¬ tangled to the point where the marriage of a third couple, William and Mary Detweiler, was nearly destroyed through hilarious misunderstandings and little white lies . The com¬ edy peaks during a dinner party given at both houses on different nights. But everyone learned How the Other Half Loves . The second summer theatre production was The Little Prince , a children ' s play. The Little Prince ' s story revolves around a little prince who leaves his own far-off planet and travels to different planets in search of adventure. He meets many different characters including a queen, a conceited man, a drinker, a businessman, a snake, and a garden of roses, all of whom are concerned only with themselves. Fi¬ nally he meets the author who learns from him the simple secret; search with your heart. Bob Phillips (Bob Horgash) and his wife Terry (Danielle Popovich) begin arguing after Bob has come home drunk. The little prince tells the railroad switchman that children are the only people who really know where they are going.