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

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Midday break — more than lunch Eating in the cafeteria isn’t the only activity that goes on during the lunch hours. Many students use this thirty-five minute period as a sort of study hall to do homework. Whether in the library or in the cafeteria, a few students can always be seen doing homework or studying. Other students find the lunch hour to be a perfect time to talk with friends and to catch up on the latest gossip. Students can be found in groups in the foyer or on the coke bar talking about everything from their early morning English test to what happened at the game Friday night. No matter what students do during their lunch hour, one thing is for sure, it gives them a chance during the day to get out of class and have some free time. “Besides eating, my lunch hour gives me a chance to talk to my friends and to study,” stated Naheed Nizam. This midday break is just enough to relieve the tension that usually devel¬ ops while sitting in class. Without a lunch hour, some students probably couldn’t handle school at all. During lunch, the library is usually filled with students trying to catch up on their homework. Shawn Ficek does some last minute studying Eating in the cafeteria isn’t the only thing to do at lunch. Tammy Krull talks to Tammy Fogle while listening to the radio and eating lunch. A good time to be with friends and to socialize is at lunch. Lance Akers and Marty Knight talk while Brad Henderson’s attention goes else where. 16 Midday break.

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Grandparent’s day during fifth hour “What were you doing at the time of Pearl Harbor? ’ asked Diana Hayhurst of her grandparent for the day, Kath¬ leen Everly. October 12 was Grandpar¬ ent’s Day. Fifth hour students from Mr. Pollen’s, Mr. Clark’s, and Mrs. Kristerson’s history classes participated. They wer¬ en’t the students’ actual grand¬ parents. This was the first year it was held. “It was a day for recogni¬ tion of grandparents,” ex¬ plained Mr. McDevi tt. Each stu¬ dent asked his grandparent five questions about when he was a teenager. Questions ranged from asking what they did for fun to what kind of transportation they used. 18 Magazine