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

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Participating in the parade the band performs for enthusiastic spectators. Taking first place in the float contest The parade was in Homestead Acres in were the seniors Their theme was St. John. Cleaning Products. Sievr Cape si any George Alavaja and Laura Duran re¬ present the freshman class as prince and princess in the parade. Freshman kirn Frank wears her LC jer¬ sey on “LC Shirt Day during spirit week Other days included Mash Day and Dress-up Day Homecoming 21

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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

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Yelling their cheer at the pep session: these seniors show their spirit. The sen¬ iors captured first place. 22 Homecoming