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

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GEHING TOGETHER SHARING FUN AND IDEAS Sharing fun and ideas is definitely a group action when ICHS gets to¬ gether for club meetings. Wednesday mornings get pretty exciting with such clubs as, Inter¬ national Language Club, Drama Club, Thespians, Lettermen ' s, Pep Club, and Science Clubs planning parties, educational trips, and just sharing a couple of laughs. At the beginning of the year, offi¬ cers are elected to represent the club and carry on their expected duties. Together with their sponsors, they set up constitutions and arrange money making projects for the en¬ suing year. Two prominent organizations at In¬ dian Creek are National Honor So¬ ciety and Student Council. NHS hon¬ ors Juniors and seniors for leadership, scholarship, character and service, to the school and com¬ munity. Student Council is the stu¬ dent government arm at Indian Creek, and is responsible for coordi¬ nating student activities with the school administration. Therefore, all of you can see IC definitely gets together.

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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

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IC ' s Actors and Actresses The biggest activity of the Dramat¬ ics Club this year was the production of the play Our Town. This was the first play to ever be presented on the new Middle School stage. Some of the Thespians also acted in the play and many members of the Drama Club participated in the musical No, No Nanette. 1. The 1977 Thespians of Indian Creek. 2. The Dramatics Club, sponsored by Mr. Sic- ting, is one of IC ' s most entertaining groups. 3. One of the characters, Allen Courtney as George, in Our Town. 4. Ronna Heiney portrayed Emily in the play. 26 • Drama and Thespians