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

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' Oh what a beautiful house!” In the fall production Somethings Afoot”. Carol Gallett was thrilled with her new surroundings; but Chris Snow, playing the butler didn ' t seem to he as enthused. What great seats, oh look, there ' s Dave Sarros. One can see everything from up here. No one is standing in the way. and what a view of the game A new tradition burned brightly, as the homecoming INDIANS filled the enzone with a brilliant flow that started off the night just right . Hold on guys! The male staff members got a workout, as they pulled and strained and tried their hardest to defeat their younger competetors.

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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

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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