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

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STUDENT: LIFE Late August means back to school. Its 100° F outside and 55° F within “Pippin” plays again, “Dracula” comes out of his coffin. Fall hurries on. Winter attacks by Thanksgiving; Dogs. Christmas vacation goes too soon. Snow ' ... Snow ... Snow ... Coldest day ever recorded for region in February; Would there be a spring for prom? Blue, white, blue, white. 500 seniors graduate.

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Slice of Homecoming ’79 captures H-coming Excitement was the colorful bill- loons thiit floated overhead as the foot¬ ball team burst through the victory hoop and onto the new field at the Cli¬ max of Homecoming Week. The thirteenth Homecoming was fi¬ nally played id home , on a brand new football field, starting a great tradition. But a tradition was broken at the same time, whim the administration banned freshm an initiation. Frustrated Se¬ niors. deprived of their privilege, poured all their energy into the Home¬ coming. Their work paid off. as they snagged all possible awards, including the? Yell. Hall, and Float contests. Stately students, elected from each class, Frosh Shelley Kapelinski and Mike? Cummings. Sophs Tammy Gra¬ ham and Dave Be il. Juniors |ulie? Dvor- sak and Rem )ohnson. anel Seniors Robin Kelly anel Re ge r He?ike?ma. Val Covert anel Tom Laskey. Jetely Ramsey and Kemt He?ss, Monica Raelile?wski and Dan Snyde?r re?pre?se?nte d royalty at the game. Dp. up Hint away went the colorful balloons lw fon the annual I lomecoming batik , Thr Indians lost to thr Highland Trojans 2tM». Thr Sophomore class rrachrs im w heights in cheering as they yell In a second place finish in the annual Yell contest. £ f |U ft Senior Class President Mike Lynch triumphant!) accepts a trophy for the Seniors first place in the aftermath of the Yell eonti st.