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

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4. After choir practice, the ladies seem to have a habit of gos¬ siping on the street. The subject th is time seems to be Simon Stimson, played by Tim Sleighter. 5. George and his sister, Rebecca (Patty Albertson), gazing at the moon and discussing the mind of God! 6. The Stage Manager, portrayed by Joe Wells, describes Gro¬ ver ' s Corners and gives us some background of the town. 7. Many of the townspeople come together to see the mar¬ riage of George and Emily. 8. Emily, being of intelligent mind, answers a Math problem puzzling George. Fall Play • 15

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14 • Fall Play Little Theatre Premiere: OUR TOWN The first play to be presented on the new Middle School stage was Our Town by the ICHS Dramatics Club. The play revealed three major stages of the human being: growing up, love and marriage, and death. It was a very unique production and the cast of this difficult play made it a big success. 2 1. This soda scene provided one of the most flavorable parts for the play. 2. Emily (Ronna Heiney) and George (Allen Courtney) finally tied the knot of love. 3. Mrs. Gibbs (Judy Mitchell) and Mrs. Webb (Debbie Ray) breaking beans while having one of their early morning talks.

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Let it snow Oh the weather outside is fright¬ ful, but the fire is so delightful and since we ' ve no place to go, Let It Snow, Let It Snow. The lyrics to this popular song of Let It Snow, written by Jule Styne, certainly described the 1977 weather conditions. Several people in the U.S. were stranded without food, water or heat. Martial laws were issued sev¬ eral times for people who attempted to travel. Nearly all businesses and industries had closed to conserve en¬ ergy. In some areas, snow drifts reached the height of 7 feet. ICHS was out of school for ten days during the month of January, due to the hazardous conditions, and winter had not yet reached its peak. 2