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

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Post Prom 77 6. Basketball was among the many activities of the Post Prom. 7. Leesa Long seems to be very choosy when it comes to food. 8. Mrs. Sturgell greets some members of the Band at the door. 9. Miss Ellison is hard at work, as usual. The Post Prom was enjoyed by all who attended. Activities included vol¬ leyball, basketball, Kickball, and ping pong. The pool was also open for swimming. Music was provided by Delbert, a local band from Peoga. Snacks were provided by the Junior class, who made the 1977 Prom and Post Prom a big success. Post Prom • 23

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J 1. Teresa Kaylor, Brian Lawalin, Kathy Bevel, and Randy Mahan sit at a table and discuss the events of the evening. 2. Mr. Youngen looks over the activities of the Prom. 3. Couples sit and enjoy the music of Stone ' s Crossing. 4. Hard work by the Juniors at concessions and generous donations of time and money provided the funds for the best Prom ever! 5. One of the tables watch as other couples dance. 22 • Prom

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Special Events Much entertainment was brought to the Creek this year in the way of convocations. Among them was the program presented on Veteran ' s Day by the combined music department in the School Corporation. This was the first time in IC ' s history that all three school townships united in our high school. Dave Evans also visited IC to talk with the Seniors about his part in the legislature. The North Central Association spent a few days here at Indian Creek in order to re-evaluate our high school. They visited classes, talked to students and teachers, and examined our school facilities. They are a very important team and we thank them. 3 1. The High School and Middle School Bands and Choirs perform for the student body. 2. The North Central Association re-evaluating team. 3. Congressman Dave Evans informs the Se¬ nior class of his political views. 4. The Rifle and Flag Corps display the Ameri¬ can flag for the Veteran ' s Day program. 5. The Morgan County REMC gives a demon¬ stration on safety of their equipment. 24 • Convocations and NCA