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

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Christmas brought about more club money makers. Linda Fehlberg delivers a mistletoe to Kari Ashby from the mistletoe sale before Christmas. Taking time out from schooltime activities. Alyssa Sievern. Sheila Stamper, and Janet Berry have a snow ball fight after class. Opening a locker for the first time can be a tedious job. Freshman Dennis Moeller tries his luck at his new locker in E-hall. S. Hewlett Hoping to stop a Griffith Panther offensive surge, the LC defense bares down to get the ball back for the Indian offense.

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Room temps unstable; Fool the thermostats long with the winter came the cold and the snow. With former leaking- roof problems apparently solved, most students thought the cold rooms were the biggest of the school’s problems. Every¬ where complaints were heard as students begged teachers to forget the usual rule of no coats in the classrooms. Some even donned gloves which probably didn’t help typing speed or accuracy on the adding machine but did gather a certain amount of attention to the heating problem. It ' s cold in herel M student after student would yell in dismay as he entered a classroom on C-Wing. You don’t sayl the teacher would ex¬ claim and reach for the cold cloth to be placed over the thermostat in hopes of fooling the system and squeezing out some heat. 12 Opening Many students who are absent because of cold weath¬ er miss finals. This student uses class time to retake a

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Everyone could expect to participate; Extra-curricular activities enhance school day orever, or so it seems, LC has been the same. Clubs and different holi¬ days brought on some changes. The ju¬ niors decided there weren’t enough dances and sponsored a Come as You are dance as a moneymaker. Mistletoe grams were sold by the senior class to those who didn’t have enough money to buy an expensive gift for a friend. The fall play The Death and Life of Sneaky Fitch came along and brought large audiences to the auditorium for the performance. After school activities lined up and the students took advantage of them. The ad¬ vanced chemistry class was a big success. Although the computer class wasn’t on the after school list, some students found it difficult to complete their programs on time and stayed after for a better grade. by Dawn Wojcik 14 Opening