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

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r e and old faces of students and faculty Tilled the halls T hich ere familiar to some, but not to others. As the % tard) bell rang, all 2000 students pushed their ay X y through the crowded halls to their first hour class. An¬ other school ear as underlay. For freshmen, it as a brand ne experience. Finding their classes as almost an impossible task. For seniors, it was an old ritual that the had been through mans times before and a time to see old friends ho had not been seen oxer the ■ summer. In a short time, those unfamiliar faces became ne friends and aquaintances. Students and teachers began to get used to the ne school sear as ell as all of the ne rules. No cand sales as one of the major rules passed. Not onl did clubs suffer due to the no cands rule, but students ho became hungr during third hour had no ay to satisfy their appetite until lunch. Pizza Hut became a place of the past. Students had to find other places to gather after games as a result of strict police enforcement at both Pizza Hut and W endy’s. Hanging out in other Hrtdl Mri.hrIt Much time is pul into making decora Using with a lot of strange people can tions for halls during homecoming be an experience Chris Herrmann week. Working on a poster arc senior poses for his portrait in “You Can’t Take It.”

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1984 Quiver Lake Central High School 8400 Wicker Ave. St. John, In. Vol. 18 (219) 365-8551 Enrollment 2,000 WRAPPING IT UP

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K pre sing their desire for a homecom¬ ing victory arc members of choir and theater in their o n parade entrance. Opening 3