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

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LC is Our Hunny” was just one of the many decorations displayed in the cafeteria hall by the sophomore class. Themes varied from Walt Disney World to Saturday morning Cartoons. The football field was also artistically decorated by SGA and students. The Gass of 75 painted a bright colored rainbow on the windows to add spirit and also won using Wizard of Oz theme. Our Goal is a LC Reignbow” was the motto of the winning float which Tom Kennedy is enthusiastically working on decorating. Tansi Tate enjoys the music at the annual Homecoming dance which was in the school cafeteria on Saturday evening. Activities 19

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Sr. king and queen reign at homecoming Floats, bonfire, parade, dance, hall decorations and the football game against South Bend, were all activities that made LC Homecoming 1974-75 a special time for students. Many hours of hard work by anxious students were spent getting floats and halls finished in time for judging. The Class of ’75 captured the sweepstakes in the float and hall contests, while the juniors took first in the yell contest. The underclass court consisted of junior representatives, Barb Harrison and John Pavlik, Crystal Quiggle and Phil Karcjewski, sophomore class, and Penny Bickham and Bronco Alavanja, freshman. Elected by the students were King and Queen, Tom James and Lorene Townsend. Special permission was granted to have the bonfire once again. Five cross country members ran from Lake Central to the Kahler field with torches to light the bonfire. The parade and bonfire took place the night before the game. Mass Hysteria performed at the casual dance, ending the home¬ coming activities on Saturday night. AU smiles are 1974-75 Football Homecoming royalty Tom James and Lorene Townsend, who were crowned at the dance. A happy and exciting mood filled the air as the bonfire blazed the night before homecoming. Students, friends, and parents made up the group that gathered around to watch.

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Band competition earns first and fifth Excitement and pride spread through the student body when the Lake Central Marching Indians went to NISBOVA and State competition. Once again they came home winning the sweepstakes trophy for the eleventh time. The theme this year was, Why Does a Composer Write Mu¬ sic . The band began with the song Marne and performed many others including Out of My Head , Old Man River , Facinatin’ Rhythm , The Stripper , and Hallelujah Chorus”. Because the state judges take points off for dance style rou¬ tines, it was difficult for the band to change to a more drill style routine. Given two perfect scores at NISBOVA, the band also cap¬ tured the Inspection Award with a 98.5 score. Band Director Doug Jordan watches intently, along with other LC students as the marching band takes the field. The Lake Central Marching Indians” received the Inspection Award for the fourth time. The band stands motionless during inspection. 20