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

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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.

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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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The boys mile run isn ' t the most popu¬ lar event; maybe nobody ' s too hungry for turkey. It takes only a little talent and timing to be a three-legged racer, but a lot of timing and a little luck to win a chick¬ en. Wendy Grady and Debbie Kirshner demonstrate contrasting styles, the low-leap and the high-hop.