Indian Creek High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Trafalgar, IN)

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STUDENTS WITH SPIRIT The boys’ and girls ' pep clubs have been very active in supporting their team this year. The Bleacher Bums” have really gone all out to give the (ootball and basketball teams the spirit they need to get through a game. Alex Elmes and Randy Gruner lead the Boys Pep The Girls Pep Cluh had more members this year with the Freshman and other underclassmen joining. Club in cheering. The Boys ' Pep Club sittin ' pretty” for a group picture. Alex dives into the center when the ’’Bleacher Bums” do the cheer Swish”. Organizations .17

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ATHLETIC STUDENTS IN GAA AND LETTERMAN’S CLUB GAA girls pose for a picture. The Letterman’s club. The GAA girls have had an active club this year. They have participated in many different games each month and had their annual Powder Puff football game with the Seniors and Freshmen overpowering the Juniors and Soph¬ omores. Sponsoring the club is Mrs. Newton. Letterman’s club has planned many new projects this past year. One project was going to see a Pacer basketball game. The purpose of the club, sponsored by Mr. Scott, is to enable all athletes of the school to come together and participate in extracurricular activities. Anyone who earns a varsity letter in any sport is eli¬ gible and encouraged to join. Barbie Collins serves the ball. Mrs. Swanson studies the volleyball game. Mrs. Newton joins the girls in a game. 16. GAA and Letterman’s

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THESPIANS DRAMA CLUB The Thespians and Drama club had put on quite a few productions this year. Pillow Talk, Taming of the Shrew, and Romeo Juliet were the three plays done by the Drama Club. The Wizard of Oz, a children’s play, which included only the Thespians, was presented to all the corporation schools as a Christmas present from the Thespians. All in all it was a very active year for these two clubs. Drama Club and their sponsor Mrs. Jones. This capital T” stands for this group, known as the Thespians. mUKSH Pat Haugh as the Tin man, and Jeff McPeak as the Strawman, from the play Wizard of Oz.” Mrs. Jones takes her stand during practice. 18. Thespians and Drama Club.