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

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Competition also increases Leisure time is limited and events are excessive b enrollment figures but also by our im¬ proving records due to suffer competition within each team. Striving for recognition doesn ' t hastily end at the athletic depart¬ ment, the scholastic over-achievers struggle to raise their grade point aver¬ ages quicker than their classmates. Student-organized events tend to speed the pace of the school year along tremen¬ dously. If the play isn ' t in session it’s Homecoming that everyone is working on After that, there ' s the winter formal to look forward to. And before we knew it graduation was here followed by the last day of school for the underclassmen. Acceleration is experienced by every active student at school. Time is limited to things you have to do.” Summer pist wouldn ' t be ihe same without the usual trips to the beach at least once a eek to soak up the sun and relax. Vince Shaughnessy tries his hand at frtsbee at the Dunes You ' ve got 5 minutes, go as fast as you can I Time and skill among other things play a big part in the speed of a time writing Cathy Turner types her fastest with as much accuracy as possible Attention for the daily announcements! The year got into motion as each day showed Dave Sullivan reading the announcements each morning. iii Opening

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W hen the hatch bell rings the mad dash for the cafe¬ teria begins! The hues gran longer by the minute as the cooks dith out the food trying to please everyone as fast as possible With only 4h weeks to practice, the band narked long hours preparing for their quickly approaching contest in Tennessee here the captured fourth place in the competition. Intense training starts early in each sport. The ath¬ letes have to pick up their pace to keep ahead of the opponent. Melanie Andrews and Chris Lauer build up their endurance with long distance running. Opening v

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Pictures remind every senior that their final year is approaching Ann Perrings is posed for her senior portrait. Styles change faster than the seasons. Mow the West¬ ern style, worn by Nancy Sevcik, with a cowboy hat and boots, is worn with anything, anywhere, an ytime The start of each year means that clubs are starting their money makers early. Dave Plenus does his part by selling suckers to make fast money for the Rune