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

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Having fun on summer ! vacation! untans. camps, jobs, trips, miniature golfing, and drive-ins mean summer. It ' s a time to relax and lake it easy.It ' s a time to get rcinvolved in soap operas For some stude that can ' t be seen time to brush i because of will aid them i school. Many students try to find a job. Those who don ' t usually spend most of their time laying offt at the beach. Some students attended camps to further their interests and skills. Ma¬ jorettes attended drill team camp to further dancing and pom pon skills. Cheerleaders attended camp to fur¬ ther their cheering skills. Journalism workshops helped Scout and Quiver members with ideas and skills used in journalism. Athletes, such as football and basketball players attended For some students, summer is a time to brush up on skills that Hill aid them in school and in activities. camps to increase their skills. Some students were kept busy by being a part of “Joseph or “Death¬ trap, the two summer plays put on by the theatre guild. its, summer is a Volleyball, p on skills that football, and i school and in band practice kept many stu¬ dents busy for most of the sum¬ mer. Many clubs and organizations had fund raising activities to raise money for the coming year. For some students, summer is a time to brush up on skills that will aid them in school and in activities. For others it is a time to work and raise money. For all, summer goes by too fast. It is lime to start another school year before you know it. by—Rachellc Grau Spending hot days at the beach and try¬ ing to get a dark tan are the goals of many students during the summer. Tryi ng to raise money by washing cars at a summer car wash are members of the band.

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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

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