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

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Gerald R. Ford takes the oath of office as the 38th President of the United States in the East Room of the White House, Friday, August 9, 1974. Mrs. Betty Ford looks on as Chief Justice, Warren Burger administers the oath in the same room that only hours before Rich¬ ard M. Nixon bid farewell to members of his staff. While campaigning for senator, Mayor of Indianapolis, Richard Lugar, stops by LC to ex¬ press his views on issues concerning his upcoming election against Birch Bayh.

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I After being banned the year before because of fire hazards, it was great seeing our traditional bonfire back in action. Mrs. Angie Lowe, senior class sponsor, is busy helping her class put a final touch on their goal”. Dancing to the music of Mass Hysteria,” are homecoming king and queen, Tom James and Lorene Townsend. The flames of a bonfire returned for this year’s homecoming. Did you notice? Did you work on your class float? SGA field decorations? What about those hours of working on halls; did you benefit from it? Did you go to the game; or wasn’t the spirit in you? Did you go to the dance or march in the parade? How will you remember this homecoming- Was it your first, your last, or your best? Will you remember it? Opening 5

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Learning about our government and how it operates are se¬ niors Lisa Bocek, Rose Fitzpatrick, Jeff Vido, and Sandy Schmitz. Does the fact our President of the US, the man he chose to be his second-in-command, and all his top aides-were forced, by the people, into resigning their distinguished positions; have any bearing on your life at all? Does politics even interest you? Richard M. Nixon, during his televised broadcast Thursday, August 8, 1974, as he announced he was resigning his posi¬ tion as President of the United States. Opening 7