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

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Band competition earns first and fifth Excitement and pride spread through the student body when the Lake Central Marching Indians went to NISBOVA and State competition. Once again they came home winning the sweepstakes trophy for the eleventh time. The theme this year was, Why Does a Composer Write Mu¬ sic . The band began with the song Marne and performed many others including Out of My Head , Old Man River , Facinatin’ Rhythm , The Stripper , and Hallelujah Chorus”. Because the state judges take points off for dance style rou¬ tines, it was difficult for the band to change to a more drill style routine. Given two perfect scores at NISBOVA, the band also cap¬ tured the Inspection Award with a 98.5 score. Band Director Doug Jordan watches intently, along with other LC students as the marching band takes the field. The Lake Central Marching Indians” received the Inspection Award for the fourth time. The band stands motionless during inspection. 20

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LC is Our Hunny” was just one of the many decorations displayed in the cafeteria hall by the sophomore class. Themes varied from Walt Disney World to Saturday morning Cartoons. The football field was also artistically decorated by SGA and students. The Gass of 75 painted a bright colored rainbow on the windows to add spirit and also won using Wizard of Oz theme. Our Goal is a LC Reignbow” was the motto of the winning float which Tom Kennedy is enthusiastically working on decorating. Tansi Tate enjoys the music at the annual Homecoming dance which was in the school cafeteria on Saturday evening. Activities 19

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Michael Lewis is directing the Lake Central mixed choir students in the choir loft of St. Michaels Church in Schererville. Chorus sells records for European trip Lake Central Choir raised money for their trip to Europe by taping their own records and selling them. The Christmas carols were recorded in the choir loft of St. Michaels Catholic Church in Schererville. The church was chosen because the acoustics were very good. August 1st through the 15th of 1975, the chorus members traveled around Europe performing for various audiences. Forty students were selected by the director, Mr. Lewis, along with 10 chaperones. Besides making the record, the choir raised money for the trip by having candy sales, bake sales, car washes, and a ’50’s dance. Money received from the concerts in the Spring, Fall and Christmas season were used to help send the students on their concert tour. Sophomore Kay Sato and junior Jody Lancaster sing a selection from the Christmas carols that were taped to make a record. Sophomores Kathy Figler and Deb Frisinger along with the rest of mixed choir are singing their way to Europe. Activities 21