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

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Seniors lose for second time; juniors get senior blood umors were spread as the annual powder puff game approached. Ju¬ niors put on their war paint, while the seniors glared at the juniors and said, “You are dead meat!” Juniors, well-practiced and or¬ ganized, were still considered the underdog to the seniors w ho had fewer practices and girls. Junior Jenni Scalzitti said, “Ev¬ ery year the seniors are expect¬ ed to win, and we knew we could prove to them that it could be very different When the game began, the juniors scored in the first three minutes, but it was called back because of a penalty. This hap¬ pened to them three times. The score at halftime was 0-0, but the juniors were confident they would score, and the seniors were determined to stop them and win. Junior Jill Folta said, “The referees were not being fair to us; they favore d the seniors to win.” Guy cheer¬ leaders filled the teams and the crowd with spirit. Senior Mike Stout was chosen as “Mr. Puff ' , but Dean Knight was competition with his outrageous strip act. Both teams played a great defensive game, but the seniors could not hold the junior offense down. Juniors scored in the fourth quarter and held the sen¬ iors to win the game 6-0. This was only the second time a ju¬ nior team has ever beaten the seniors in a powder puff game. by—Nancy Smock Seniors get the short end for second year in a row. Mn helle T Senior cheerleaders. Dean Knight, Jay Brown and Bill Novasal check the con¬ tents of a purse to put on make-up. Junior cheerleaders Mark Sarros. Don St. Amour, John Wallace, and Dylan Thornbcrry show off their legs to the crowd. 18 Powder Puff

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Parade, float contest. Mash Day gives students pace change ombat outfits, army C pants, and Hawaiian shirts which were worn on Mash Day gave students a new look for spirit week during Home coming. Among the usual spirit days were: Sweat Day; Dress- up Day; and Jersey Day; and for all the punk rockers. Punk Day gave them a chance to get crazy. Junior Kathy Bergner said, “I thought Mash Day was fun because 1 am a military fan.” Parading through the hills of St. John were floats, buses, and convertibles. Students and par¬ ents watched as the bands marched and played, while floats with class themes and home¬ coming candi¬ dates for king and queen were present¬ ed. The senior class won the float contest with freshmen tak¬ ing second, sophomores third and juniors last. Soon after, many students went back to school and worked on the halls until late in the night. by Nancy Smock “1 enjoyed Mash Day be¬ cause almost everyone owns something camou¬ flage. It went over well,” said junior Melissa Tip- ton. caurtety of Ric Mauch Sophomore Ric Mauch concentrates hard to put together a prize winning float. The sophomore float came in third place. Senior homecoming court Jackie Mills. Keith Timmons, Christy Bohling and Jim Daniels are seated going through St. John. 20 Homecoming