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

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A view over the top Another school year had begun, and there is so much to do. New schedules to memorize, new teach¬ ers to analyze, and new chances to socialize. The school year was un¬ derway, but how long would it last? The four day week didn ' t become a reality, but at the beginning of school no one knew for sure how long the money would last. It was rumored that school would be in ses¬ sion as long as the money held out and a month off at the end of the semester was possible. It took more than a budget cut to get us down. Life got tougher and we got stronger, as we protested against the four day school week we were threatened with. Although we protested against the threats, there were situations that could not be helped. Staff members were re¬ leased and some school activities would have been cut if precaution¬ ary measures weren ' t taken. Along with a cut in staff members a 20 cent raise in the prices of school lunches, and an increase in the num¬ ber of students per classroom were consequences in our What a group of characters. Sot your ordinary hunch of people. The publications department out did them¬ selves and threw a Halloween party that ended in a splash. Oops . even in bare feet the gym floor can still be hazardous. Some of the male staff members joined in on the fun during the turkey trot, but ended up having to pick themselves up off the floor.

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What a view! Everything is in a different perspective when looking down front over the top. Getting that ball over the rim and into the basket is the name of the game Freshman Mark Smack warms up for the big game ahead Over the top 3