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

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Cheers and stunts kept the crowd and teams Trying to block the extra point kick, juniors alive during the game Showing off their sexy didn ' t give in. Despite their efforts, they lost 22-0 legs, junior guy cheerleaders add to the pep to the seniors. Breaking through the junior line. Vivian Gutier re tries for a touchdown while junior Karen Moit attempts to stop her. Powder Puff 9

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Senior puff spirit dominates over junior spying technique Tension mounted as the junior and senior girls took the field to begin the game. Looks and words were ex¬ changed as the girls took their posi¬ tions. The action began. By half-time the seniors had a 16-0 lead over the ju¬ niors. Many of the girls complained about the bumps and bruises received while playing. Seniors were confident. Juniors were discouraged but hopeful. Guy cheerleaders kept the spirit alive in the teams and the crowd. Senior Na- veed Nizam was chosen as “Mr. Puff.” Soon, the game that both teams had anxiously awaited climaxed. Even though the juniors played well, the sen¬ iors won 22-0. Perhaps it was the spying technique used by the juniors; perhaps it was the spirit the senior team possessed when they dyed their hair red. Whatever the reason, only one word was heard com¬ ing from the juniors, Rematch!” By Rachelle Grau Senior spirit was evident at the beginning of the game Running through the hoop and around the field, senior powder puff team shows that spirit Wearing a, “We want Jena Brown” ribbon and dyed hair, senior Leslie Fehrman displays a look of bewilderment during the game 8 Powder Puff

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Fired-up spirits exhibit spunk Floats, cars, and bands paraded through the streets of Schererville while spectators looked on. Cheer¬ leaders and lettergirls threw candy to the crowd; floats were displayed along with the candidates for Homecoming queen; and the band played. Spirits were rising because the game was only one day away. Students showed spirit during Homecoming week. Monday old sweats were dug up for Sweat Day. Tuesday many dresses and suits were seen because of Dress- up Day. Wednesday gave everyone a chance to get crazy. Punk Rockers were seen everywhere for Punk Day. Thursday most of the school looked blue and white because of Jean and Jersey Day, and Friday students plas¬ tered themselves with ribbons for Rib¬ bon Day. After the parade, many students went to school to start working on the halls. Each class wanted their theme to be a secret. Working on the halls until midnight was not uncommon. Because the parade took place in Schererville, the yell contest took place on the foot¬ ball field. By Rachelle Grau Showing their school spirit with mini skirts, leg “Left, right, left! Keeping in step, the major warmers, and dyed hair on Punk Day, Cindy ettes lead the band through the streets of Scher- Horvath and Michelle King celebrate erville during the parade. 10 Homecoming