Lake Central High School - Quiver Yearbook (St. John, IN)

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Audience of “Wait Until Dark shrieked when Harry Roal Jr. (John Les- niewski) lunged from the bedroom. LCs Marching Band formed 1988 while playing “ Stripper” The band also played at a Chicago Bears game and an during their halftime show at a Detroit Lions football game. Indiana State University game.

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Lakes 71 gridiron team was known as “The Big Blue performances. The Seniors replica of the team won the Machine throughout the Calumet Region for its powerful second-place float honors at the Football Homecoming. Copyright c 1969 by Elvis Presley Music. Inc.

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Ml Performing Indians strike impact Faded photograph covered now with lines and creases. Tickets torn in half. Memories in bits and pieces. Recognition of Lake Central’s Marching Band con¬ tinued to increase when they won the Sweepstakes Trophy from the Northern Indiana Band, Orchestra and Vocal Association, the seventh consecutive year. The Marching Indians made their first appearance at a Chicago Bears game in December. The next week, the band travelled to Detroit to perform at a Lions and Packer football game. In addition to these nationally televised shows, the musicians and Centralettes marched in several parades during the year and at an Indiana State football game. Lake Central’s Theatre Guild productions related the group’s stage ability to other students and the community. The chilling drama “Wait Until Dark” was presented in the auditorium during November. Excellent character portrayal and realistic stage design drew viewers into the suspense of the play. Hours of memorization and practice were required for the polished, professional-like appearances these Centralites gave. Their determination and drive won applause from all their audiences. These band and theatre achievements will be remembered for the proud recognition they brought to LCHS. Diane Krieger and Kristal Deavours hand usher Greg Walz their tickets for the fall play , “ Wait Until Dark.” Under the direction of Mr. Douglas Jordan , the Marching Indians once again won many honors and awards. 7