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

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Seniors ‘Sweep Up’ Turkey Trot! During powder putt practice. Mr Jim Barber gives some advice to the ju- the first student teacher to volunteer tor coaching a powder putt football nior girls on setting up some football plays. Mr Barber, junior coach, was game. The sixth annual Powder Puff football game was sponsored by the Quill and Scroll Society. The Powder Puff game is between the junior girls and the se¬ nior girls. This year, as always, the se¬ niors won 20-7. Gena Newkirk scored the only touchdown for the juniors. Se¬ niors Kim Prange and Janet Schweit¬ zer together scored three touchdowns to win the game. Coaches for seniors were Mr. Mike Hensley and Mr. Bob Rarick, Mr. Randy Fenters and Coach Ken Bocken refereed. Below—Senior Kim Prange passes football to win the victory for the senior girls Right—Tony Gruttadauro. Terry Harris, Kendal Smith, Stacy Litherland and Herb Fenton.

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Aunt Martha and Aunt Abby greet Mr. Withers¬ poon with smiles upon his arrival. As Lieutenant Rooney (Steve Ballantine) announces that the Happydale contract is signed as Mr. Witherspoon objects “Arsenic and Old Lace” directed by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lowe, was said to have been one of the most out¬ standing and superb plays that has been produced by the Lake Central Theatre Guild. All credit goes to Mr. and Mrs. Lowe and the cast for their dedication. Mrs. Lowe thought of “Arsenic and Old Lace” as being one of the most boring plays ever produced. But as they started working on this play, it turned out to be one of the funniest plays ever produced at LC. All of the characters portrayed their parts with excellence. Aunt Martha (Sheli Chermak) and Aunt Abby (Mary Mysliwiec) are congratulating and giving advice to Elaine (Beth Bachnak) on their soon-to-be marriage plans. Elaine seems to be happy about the whole idea of marriage Mortimer (Tony Gruttaduaro) who was never fond of his brother Jonathan (Mark Perrings) trys to threaten his brother into leaving the Brewster house immediately and tells him never to return again.

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Sr. Gals Victorious Over Jrs. Again Seniors Jill Gallett and Janet Schweitzer run to the finishing line in the girls three-legged race which brought the seniors to win a victory. Each girl received a chicken for their effort. Linda Beil, sophomore, with an expression of exhaustion trots in to win a tur¬ key for the girls half mile run. The annual Turkey Trot, which was sponsored by the Lettermen’s Club, took place this year in the fieldhouse. Over all the seniors came in first place. Seniors won over the juniors in the tug of war and also beat the sophomores. The seniors have won the tug of war for three consecutive years. Kevin Fe- restad won the 50 yd. dash. The Turkey Trot consisted of such races as: the three-legged race, the tug of war, the 50 yd. dash, !4 mile run, the hop sack race, the wheelbarrow race and the seniors against the male faculty tug-of-war. Mr Ed Walter tries to give a little coaching ad¬ vice to Coach Bob Komara in the male faculty tug-of-war against the seniors.