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

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going to treat np good of bad freshmen left and right when I got to be a senior, wrong again, I did it a grand total of two times! They weren’t even afraid like we were, or if they were they hid it beautifully. When I came back to school this year I really noticed how many people I didn’t see all summer had grown-up since I’d last seen them. For some reason though no one seemed as old as the seniors did when I was a freshman. Then I looked at some of the freshmen and I ask myself, “Did we act so immature when we were freshmen?” As unlikely as it seems, we probably did. •No Teddy, this isn ' t Mr Taft; this is going to be your guide in Africa,” explains Mortimer (Tony Gruttadauro) to Teddy (Jeff Ramsey) when Mr. Witherspoon (Michael Berglund) comes from Happy Dale Sanitarium to get Teddy John R. Powers is welcomed by Karen Madalon, Grace Meade and Cindy Humpher as he comes to speak to the Literary Guild about his newest book. ' Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?” His first book was The Last Catho¬ lic in America ” This is the second year in a row that Mr Powers has given up his time to come to Lake Central Mrs. Betty Wasson. Mr. Quinn s student teacher, smiles at some of the students she has come to know during her stay

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I Wondered life Was- Study hall? These students prefer to catch a few Z’s. Who knows how much energy they ' ll need for whatever lies ahead? Empty buses and cars wait for the final bell so they can take weary students home after another day has passed Robin Poort thought it was time to take a break from her studying as she enjoys a magazine

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Bcfofc I realised, it, all 1 had I sure have had some good times in the past four years. I’ll never forget the time I set my whole I P S. experiment on fire, quite by mistake of course Mr. Mayhew came running to the back of the room with the fire extinguisher to put out the flames. We even had a bomb threat and had to stand out in the snow. I’ll always remember Mr. Quinn and my fourth hour English class, we always had a good time but at the same time we were learning something. Every year I’ve watched the band bring home the Sweepstakes trophy and twice with a perfect score. I wonder how they feel when they’ve found out that all the sweat and guts they put into the show had paid off. For two years I’ve listened to the adventures of Ron Fritchley and friends, which is almost more than one can bear. When I think back on my high school days I can’t forget the great adventures that Debbie and I have been on together. Four short years, that’s what my high school days have been. I was so anxious to get out in the world but now that I’m here I wonder if I can handle it. Hopefully it’ll be like the first days of school, things just look harder than they really are because they’re new I looked back to when I was a freshman and remembered how I felt. I remember looking into the future to my graduation, how it would be and what I would do after it all was over. Now my future is passed and I’m looking back on the events of my high school years and regretting that it was over. Now as I look further into the future I’m wondering if I did the right things during my high school years to better myself and my future. Did I do the best I could do in my studies? Did I mature enough before I graduated? So here I am world. Are you ready for me? Better yet, am I ready for you? I hope so. b- - Athletes ' lockers were often found decorated the morning of games Barb Harrison and John Pavlik wonder where the last four years went as their final moments as high school students are coming to an end.