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

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Wins Band Director. Mr Doug Jordan, makes a little inspection of his own before NISBOVA begins With their Sweepstakes trophy in hand, drum majors Polly Sarros and Tony Gruttadauro hug each other, realizing hard work pays off Hard Work Pays Off as Band The Lake Central Marching band has done it again! Along with their twelfth trophy in fourteen years, the band brought home three perfect scores. The only other time this has been done since the judging system was changed to points seven years ago, was in 1972, again by LC. Many hours of hard work went into their show “A Salute to All Bands at NISBOVA, which consisted of different techniques in marching. The band stepped on the field to Chant and Jublio, other numbers included: S’Wonderful, Swing-Galee” and What Now My Love. The show ended as the band marched off the field to Furioso for Band. When asked about future plans for next year’s show, Mr. Doug Jordan replied, I started thinking of a new show the day after NISBOVA. Drum majors Polly Sarros and Tony Gruttadauro excitely go to ac¬ cept the band ' s twelfth NISBOVA award. 17

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' Godspelr - Something for Everyone The Godspell Company display their motto. ‘Keep the Corners of your Godspell. Over half of the cast consisted of former Lake Central mouth turned up. as they are gathered around the traditional symbol of students. “Godspell,” the summer season play, turned out to be one of the most emotional plays that has ever been produced by LC. “There was a little bit of everything for everyone: comedy, farce, tragedy, vaudeville, fantasy and realism,” remarked Director Angie Lowe. “Godspell” was so tremendous, it brought people to their feet without them realizing it. There was as many emotional feelings in the audience as there was on stage. Jesus was portrayed by Tom Butoryak, John the Baptist and Judas were played by Bob Horgash. Playing themselves were: Nedra Lancaster, Becky Cox, Bill Engle, Michael Berglund, Bob Stromberger, Randy Smith, Karen Clark, Michelle Glittenberg, Arlene Adler, Tony Gruttadauro and Denise Hesher. Bob Horgash, portraying the part of John the -All for the Best. accompanied by a little hat Baptist, and Tom Butoryak. acting as Jesus, sing and cane dance

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Homecoming Opens Fall Activities Stacey Veselak was named homecoming queen. Other nominees were Pat Conte, Linda Webb, and Gayle Neyhart. Brian Dinges was named homecoming king during halftime of the football game. Juniors Mary Townsend and Dan Mauch were chosen from their classes to reign over homecoming festivities Dynomite!” Just like Jaws, we ll eat’em alive. Troopers will lose, In- •’Dynomite!” This was the freshman yell which won them first place in dians will survive, we defeat and we shine. We re the class of ’79. this year’s contest.