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

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Bffi « in 3 3 Observing from above doesn ' t really get one in on the hard hitting action: but when we defeated Crown Point in our homecoming game, everyone got in on the action. There ' s no stopping them now. They ' re hitting hard and fighting all the way to the end. A victory is in reach and they’re going for it. What a blast! The year started off with a bang and continued full stride without any surprise vacations or other major interruptions. Confetti fills the night air and spirited fans fill the stands with enthusiasm as they cheer their favorite team to a well desened victory. 6 Over the top

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A struggle to success Struggle that drove us over the top. Students displayed their disap¬ proval by walking out of school last May. The result of the walk out was student representatives were given the chance to plead their protests to the school board, although nothing definite came of the conference. Al¬ though all of the financial problems hit at once, students behaved in a civil, but protesting manner. They stood up for their beliefs and rights. More than a few money problems were needed to pull down the tribe of fighting Indians. They stood strong and united as they refused to give up. The silver lining shined through just in time. The school year began as usual and ran through just as be¬ fore. There wasn’t a four day school week as threatened and all The crowd and the players were psyched up for the big game The Indians huddle for prayer and the game plan. Reaching toward attainable goals is a life long pro¬ ject Senior Shane Haw k reaches new heights as he clears 13 feet 6 inches

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Observing from above activities went on as normal. In spite of the crowded classrooms and in¬ flated lunch costs, along with a new teacher’s contract, the situation worked itself out. There was not a month long vacation at the end of the semester and seniors no longer worried about a delayed graduation. From the eyes of the student body everything was flowing smoothly. The extra-curricular activities were going strong and there was a sense of satisfaction among the students, but the teachers viewed it with an opposing perspective. There was no decision made for a new teachers contract. Even though the teachers had not received their contracts, they were in their class¬ rooms teaching just as planned. All was quiet in the protest department, but the thoughts of the staff were still on their undeveloped, unseen contracts. Despite this, there didn ' t seem to be any other major prob¬ lems we ' d have to face before the year ' s end.