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

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NEWSPAPER STAFF The Indian Creek’s own newspaper, the Lil Brave, underwent many changes this year. Almost the entire staff, in¬ cluding its editor-in-chief, were new to journalism. Many new ideas were incor¬ porated into the Lil Brave in hopes of improving the journalistic standards of the paper while also making it informa¬ tive and enjoyable to read. For the first time it was published bi-weekly this year. The year ended with a lot of hard work and the publication of the ’76 Senior edition. Joe. Leesa. and Lisa: Chums”. The Newspaper Staff. Leesa Long helping out the journalism class. Lori B„ one of the photographers for the newspa- Working hard to get the last edition of the newspaper (the Lil Brave) out to the students, per staff. Newspaper Staff .23

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RHYTHMAIRES The Rhythmaires display their acrobatic talent in this shot from their salute to George M. Cohen. Jamie and Rick perform in one of the many songs done for IC. The 1976 Rhythmaires have shown their Bicentennial spirit through the year not only by singing patriotic songs, but through the outfits worn by the girls made to resemble the American flag. They have performed for organizations like the Production Credit Association as well as for school functions. Also this year the Rhythmaires participated in dis¬ trict and state Solo and Ensemble Con¬ test. They received a first place award in district competition and a second place award at the state level. Lynne looks like she’s ready to sing. The Rhythmaires say. We’re Gonna Razzle Dazzle You’’ with an opening song put together by Mr. McFadden. Robbie, Pat and Joe prove that athletes can participate in many varied subjects. 22. Rhythmaires

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BRAVETTES The ' 75- 76 Bravette Squad. The Bravettes had a very busy year. They participated in the Fall Foliage Pa¬ rade and in various state band com¬ petitions. The two captains for Bravettes this year were Cherie Burger and Sherril Houser. The group consisted of 22 girls with the number increasing next year. The Bravettes display their new flags at the final home game of the basketball season. Mr. Harmon and Kerry Richardson volunteer to help make any basketball game a lot of fun. A typical day in the life of a Bravette. The four seniors of the ' 75-’76 Bravette squad. 24. Bravettes