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

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Available in almost every shade from gray to shocking pink to red plaid. Cheeno s pants are a colorful alterna¬ tive to blue jeans. Your tag ' s showing 5

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Your tag’s showing The name should be inside Remember the days when la¬ bels were on the inside of clothes instead of on the out¬ side? Those were the days when blue jeans were blue jeans, not Calvin ' s, Levi ' s, or Toughskin ' s. It didn ' t matter if a shirt had an alligator, penguin, or fox appli- qued on the chest. Nike, Con¬ verse, and Addidas were just words on the box, what mat¬ tered were the shoes inside. Today, however, name¬ brands are of the utmost impor¬ tance to the fashion-conscious individual. A designer ' s trade¬ mark means as much as the quality or style of an item, whether it be clothing, accesso¬ ries, or cosmetics. Mixing and matching takes an artist’s discretion. Wear a Vanderbilt top with Bass shoes, but then nothing can go be¬ tween you and your Calvin ' s but Sassoon, and that ' s enough to give you an Excedrin headache. Sot the fox. but the lzod alligator, is Overalls have grown away from the perhaps the most prestigious animal to farm and become fashionable for adorn jeans, shirts, sweaters, and school. Lee is a popular brand for guys socks. and girls.

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Extensive hours of effort Exotic costumes and Lavish choreography of “Cabaret” brings Zeal to the stage The striking set of the Kit Kat Klub is a perfectly designed fantasy, but within the fantasy is the gruesome truth of the Nazi takeover. The Emcee, portrayed by Michael Berglund ' 77 is the sin¬ ister omnipresence that watches over all spectacles. He ' s over¬ head w hen Sally Bow les, played by Becky Lesniewski ’74 falls in love with Cliff Bradshaw, played by Mike Hite an‘80 gra¬ duate of Andrean High School. His spirit is with Fraulein Schneider, performed by one of our teachers. Miss Rosemarie Ihnat, as she becomes romati- cally involved with Herr Schultz, played by Jim Oyster ‘77. “Cabaret does not only show the love, but the destruc¬ tion and heartache of life. It makes one forget his ow n prob¬ lems; only to become involved with the problems of others at the “Cabaret. untamed • i Money. Money. Money ... An action filled night at the Cabaret always has its price, as Michael Berglund and Beth Backnack 77 show us. “Wilkommen M .. . The Kit Kat girls, along with the Emcee welcome all to an unforget able night at the Cabaret 6 “Cabaret