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

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Junior and Senior Girl Challenge 5 . Senior girls form one of their many huddles to plan what moves they should make next. Kathy Shawnashy may have someone hot on her trail, but she used her cheerleading spunk ' to score a senior touchdown. Although it was a cold November night, the junior and senior girls still chal¬ lenged each other to the eighth annual Powder Puff football game on the Kahler football field. The game is sponsored yearly by the Quill and Scroll Society. This is when the girls play touch foot¬ ball, and the guys are the cheerleaders. The L.C. legend still remains as the senior girls swept the junior girls off their feet with their 8-7 victory. Coaches this year for the girl ' s were Senior coach Mr. Jim Barber and Junior coach Mr. Bill Demuth. The outstanding referees for standing up to the girls were Mr. Fenters and Mr. Skorupa. Coaches Fenters and Skorupa take a time out be¬ fore they make a call. H»2i

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Sherlock Holmes (Randy Noojin) ponders a mys¬ terious due as he works on another dangerous case. A troubled Valerie confides to Dr. Watson of her love for Sherlock. Sherlock Holmes listens nonchalantly as Professor Moriarty tries to win him over to his point of view. Valerie Faulkner and Sherlock Holmes discuss life and death details as the plot thickens.

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Students Participate in Turkey Trot Girls line up with their partners for the three- legged race. Winners were Maggie France, fresh¬ man, and Donna Heintz, sophomore Faculty members. Bill Demuth, Ken Bocken and }eff Pavolovich show signs of stress as they chal¬ lenged the senior guys to a game of tug of war. The day before Thanksgiving vacation students piled into the gym during their fifth hour class, to watch or attend the annual Turkey Trot, which is sponsored by the Letter Winners Club. The Turkey Trot consists of events such as the three-legged race, the wheel- barrell race, one mile race, 50 yard dash, and the hop sack race. Each event is di¬ vided into girls and guys competitions. There is also a competition for the fac¬ ulty members, and that is tug-of war. The men faculty challenge the senior guys, and the women faculty challenge the senior girls. For each person who wins, points are given for his or her class. The freshmen class achieved the most points and was awarded the school turkey leg. Two fellow freshmen feel the pain of defeat as they get tangled in the guys hop-sack race.