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

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Student spirit seemed to express the pleasure of having many winning orga¬ nizations and teams. c | towns such as Highland and Merrillville became popular with some students. Other students usually found a party or two going on after the games. Some areas of the school took on a new look. The library was full) renotated. Carpeting and a new paint job brought about a totally different atmosphere and a new look in the librar). Computer rooms were totally redecorated with carpeting and new light fix¬ tures. The band room walls were also carpeted. One loss to the school was the selling of Channel 50. To continue TV classes eten without Channel 50, LCTV News was created. The news could be tiewed weekly in the library and contained highlights of school activities during the week. Everything seemed to be moving without much trouble. Student spirit seemed to express the pleasure of having mans winning orga¬ nizations and teams. Although minor problems occurred here and there, no major problems seemed to occur during the year. As school progressed further into the year, it was evident that things would be wrapped up in the end. bv—RachelIc Grau H Crashing through ihc hoop prior 10 the Lighting the traditional LN.D.LA.N-S, start of the homecoming game against ] before the start of the homecoming Crou»n Point is senior Rob Howard. game is cross country member Mark Doner. h Opening 5

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UkL vli lilil . 1 Lilli UlULt 4L-UL 1 Ll ' lL ' t liUUiLltUV ttliliU LL1 • LLI L: t’s the first day of school. Where has the summer gone? It seemed so short. Now all there is to look forward to are what seem to be an endless number of school days. Will summer ever be seen again? Before long, traditional school events began to make the transition from the first da s of school into the year a little easier. Homecoming, Turkey Trot. Winter Formal, and Prom became only memories of the year as school came to a close. Activities outside of school also helped the year to pass by quickly Jobs, community activities, and spending time with friends became an important part of life. What had begun looking like an endless year, turned into the end of the year hefore everyone’s eyes. Graduation, the last days of school, and summer were near, along w ith plans for the future. For underclassmen, the plans were for the next school year. For seniors, the plans were for college and careers. bv Rachcilc Grau Becoming involved is a good way to become interested in school activities. Lori Rcichelt performs with the band at halftime Wi inrx fX-maldt, Hating fun and doing something unusual can brighten dreary school day . Junior powder puff cheerleaders show their enjosment of the game. Student Life 7