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

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No basketball playing for Cathy Stark, but she ' s got the best looking leg of the Despite his broken leg. Vince DeFalco has no trouble helping his friends hold That ' s the breaks! 23

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That’s the breaks! A popular new social group is forming among teens. Only a few years ago, people com¬ plained that common ailments and broken bones were boring topics for discussion. Remem¬ ber? You ' d meet an old friend after summer vacation and ask, “How have you been? ' ' The instant those words slipped off your tongue into the air, your heart sank. What had you done! You knew better than to ask that question! Well, times are changing. Today it’s news when someone gets a broken bone, pa rticularly if a cast and crutches are in¬ volved. It ' s better yet if it ' s your best friend, because he can ' t manage his books and the crutches at the same time, and you ' d like nothing better than to get out of every class five min¬ utes early. The casts themselves are a wondrous delight. But fascina¬ tion and popularity soon dwin¬ dle, especially when the weath¬ er nears 100 F. Oh, well, that ' s the breaks! There really are over 200 bones in the body to break Marty Knight lends his bony buddy a crutch. Lucky for the basketball team, crutches aren ' t prescribed for a broken nose Keith Byrom ' s nose guard didn ' t stop him from playing and even earned him a nickname. The Lone Ranger ' ' 22 That ' s the breaks!

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How do you spell relief? Christmas vacation Christmas is a kind of magic that begins the day after Thanksgiving and seemingly goes on until the last flake of snow melts in the spring. Christmas, of course, has its re¬ ligious significance, but many other good things come along during the Christmas season, too. What better time is there to indulge yourself in fattening foods other than Christmas? And how many other times dur¬ ing the year do parents offer wine with dinner? Christmas also is a great op¬ portunity to give gifts to people you like and to get gifts from people you like. It also is a great time to decorate almost any¬ thing with tinsel, candles, San¬ tas. reindeer and all those other cutsy decorations that have been stored away all summer. But perhaps the thing most commonly associated with the Christmas season is the special week or so that gives one the opportunity to sleep-in, stay out late, and take a break from school—the long-awaited Christmas vacation. Instead of decking the halls with boughs of holly, Caroline Conte drapes the lights with garlands of tinsel. How lovely are your branches. Rickie Daniels adds his touch to the office Christmas tree. 24 Christmas vacation