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

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Centralites Year Freshman Jeff Malone, who was chosen to be in the N-Teens Fash¬ ion Show, comes out in a tuxedo. N’ Teens Winter Formal 76 was Janu¬ ary 17, at St. George ' s Serbian Hall in Schererville. This year’s theme was “Beginnings”. Pat Stynski was the general chairman for Winter Formal. Other chairman were: Shirley Gibson, Cathy McCarter, Kathren Heikema, Amy Reitman, Michelle Rutherford, Debbie Wandrei, Lee Anne Newnum, Terri Bremen, Lilly Montgomery, Janet Ladd and Michelle Black. Senior Laura Lynch and junior Randy Wasson were chosen to be queen and king for Winter Formal. The band that played was “Wet Sunday”. On March 22, at the Holiday Inn, Dean’s Admiral, in Merrillville, the sec¬ ond annual, Senior’s Banquet was held. “Starr” was the band that played until midnight. Only seniors were al¬ lowed. Girls were asked to wear dresses, long or short. Boys were to wear leisure suits. The class of 76 was served food, danced and had a good time. Presented by the N’ Teens Fashion Show was “Colour My World”. The show was on April 13, and the chair¬ men were Pat Richwalski and Terri Wells. The advisors were Mrs. Joan Osborn and Mrs. Connie Lewis Seniors Kim Prange and Rob Vallaincourt show what having a good time means at the senior banquet as they wear Chip Williams hat. This was the second annual senior banquet Junior Ed Green, who also was chosen to be in the fashion show, walks out in tails and a top hat. Most of the fashions were for the upcoming prom. 29

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Many Activities Highlight Senior Laura Lynch and junior Randy Wasson were chosen to Freshmen John Cyphert and Carol Watkins enjoy listening to the band Wet Sunday reign over winter formal as queen and king. while many couples were joined on the dance floor. Seniors Jim Volk, Carol Smith, Rick Domasica, Mario Digiac- during the Senior Banquet, which probably will be their last get omo, and Mike Misiewicz sit around and talk about good times together before graduation.

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„ „ . . hi ; hand and that thev’ll have to hit him on the head with a mallet. Dolly (Arlene Adler) reassures Ambrose Kemper (Tony Gruttadauro) n,s nana 3 a y that he will marry Horace’s niece. Ermengard The Lake Central Theatre Guild presented “Hello Dolly ' ’ as their spring production this year. The play was a smashing success. Every scene had a uniqueness that made the audience laugh one minute and stare in amaze¬ ment the next. The cast of 57, which was excellent, consisted of 20 freshmen, 20 people new to theatre and 17 people that had participated in other plays. Arlene Ad¬ ler made a fabulous Dolly Levi. The choreography and set construction were superb. All in all, “Hello Dolly” was another of Lake Central’s very fine plays. Cornelius (Michael Berglund) and Barnaby (Ken¬ dal Smith) agree that It Takes a Woman ; little realizing that they soon will fall in love.