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

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Unbelieveably shy. Joe Quaglia. struts S-e-n. s-e-n-i-o-r-s. seniors, seniors, are jp an j down and up and down calisthe- his stuff to arouse junior spirits. He is the best was screamed and cheered by m j cs were done before every practice warmlv attired with long underwear. the high-spirited senior team. an d before the game as warm-ups. Powder Puff 19

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Jinx hinders powder puff Spirits were riled up. Prac¬ tices finished. The girls were ready. As time creeped slower and slower until the big game snow was not even mentioned in a whisper. Snow, however, held off until a half an hour before the game. It came down in hard white flowing sheets covering the field like a soft white blan¬ ket. It could of even been con¬ sidered beautiful but to team members it only signified post¬ ponement as had been done in the past. Coaches felt they could not let down their teams so the game went on as sched¬ uled. Standing was nearly impossi¬ ble on the slick, slushy field and running was just unthinkable although there were many promising attempts. The game ended in an earth shattering tie of 0-0. Sounds of joy and victory came from the junior side but all that could be heard from the seniors was “Rematch in the spring.” Rock. rock. rock, steady, eady. eady. Rock, steady, cause your team ain ' t even ready is executed by the junior cheerleaders Kick ' em in the left knee, kick ' em in the right. Kick ' em in the we need a touch¬ down. Senior. Dave Beil captured Mr. Puff crown. 18 Powder Puff Juniors. Sheila Hawk. 76. and Tracy -Bartley. 60. watch the freezing game with heads covered and miuens on.

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Turkey and gravy tonight Going for the bird What has two heads, four arms, and four legs, two of which are bound together by a gunny sack? Participants in the Letterninners ' annual Turkey Trot, of course. A couple dozen of these creatures lined up at the end of the gym to compete in the three-legged race. How¬ ever, winning a chicken was not their foremost goal—complet¬ ing the race without stumbling and falling on their faces in front of the crowd came before thoughts of victory. Despite the efforts of these sompho- more guys, the seniors tugged their way to victory.