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

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The library was a popular place Rot a quiet atmosphere. Steve K (11) and Jim Wallace study dur|ig lunch. The boys’ cross country team qualified for state finals. Kevin Hindson (10) runs toward the finish line. I Christmas balloons were delivered on the Friday before vacation. Tina Davis (10) helps give out balloons. Opening

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Most clubs met during club period. Tra¬ cy Schumann (12) listens as fund rais¬ ers are discussed. i Maria Rinck (11) gathers boc her next class. Most students 3 lockers between classes. Floats were judged during the parade in Dyer. Winners were announced at half-time. Opening %

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I m GET IT TOGETHER s soon as the school year had begun, the c down was on. Students began anticipating the ious vacation days and breaks scheduled throuj out the year. Spirits soared as the varsity foott team battled their way to an 8-0 record to becon Lake Suburban conference champs, the first time il the history of LC; and when the boys’ cross country and the girls’ swim team made state finals. Sched-1 uled activities and fund-raisers, such as sweetest day balloons, “ghoulie grams” and coffee grams, helped boost school spirit, along with the locker decora¬ tions by the pep club. Soon students were anxiously awaiting the sound of “NO SCHOOL” heard over the radio due to the snow days and fog days com¬ mon to Lake County. As winter came and went, most students turned to thoughts of warmer weath¬ er. Summer vacation became more of a reality as the school year came to an end. by Chris Sovich Pep club was responsible for decorat¬ ing athletes lockers. Karen Roberts (9) uses her scissors toJ)flla tt rate. The first snowfall caused many delays. Students cleared off snow from their cars before leaving. I Working on lockers after school, Heidi Schultz (11) and Gretchen Schultz (9) prepare for a game. Op«ntng %