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Band member Patti Farmer and her mother check off a list on participated in the Thomas Edison Light Festival. The festival was what to take on the band ' s trip to Fort Meyers, Florida. The band in Fort Meyers, Florida. The Marching Indians, almost the last band to perform, came onto the field playing the songs; Motherless Child , I ' ve Cot You Under My Skin , Artistry and Rhythm , joshua , Furioso for Bands , and Old Man River . Mr. Doug Jordan, director, arranged the show.
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43 f A LUCKY NUMBER The number thirteen proved to be a lucky one, as the LC Marching Indians won the NIS- BOVA Sweepstake ' s title. Besides winning first place trophy, the band also received the best dressed inspection award. After winning NIS- BOVA, the band participated in state com¬ petition and captured second place in the In¬ diana All-State Marching Contest. On February 8th, 160 bandmembers and 24 majorettes left for Fort Meyers, Florida to par¬ ticipate in the Thomas Edison Light Festival. The band stayed in Florida for one week and returned home. Only ten bands out of the na¬ tion were invited to perform in this event. Biting nails and sweating under the collar are band members Janice Yakimow, Lisa Has- selbring and sophomore Lucy Dieguez as they nervously await the judges final decisions at NISBOVA Contest. Whether in uniform or not, the LC band plays with pride as they practice for state competition outside in the school ' s parking lot. Drum Major Karen Rosinko expresses her happiness after receiving first place trophy.
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When you ' re a freshman you always feel like time is going so slow, and you wish that you were a senior so that you could go half a day for your last year. But time changes things. It ' s funny that when you ' re a senior you wonder where those four years went and why so fast. You wish you could go back again to the be¬ ginning. Four years, where did they go? Don ' t worry because you ' ll never forget them, the memories will linger on and some day you will look back. After a long day teaching, Mrs. Lowe sometimes wonders if she is a well woman. Sophomore Ed Meyers, who was the lead in God ' s Favorite , takes time out after the closing of the play and does funny impromptus for the crew. Not taking it seriously, it doesn ' t look like the teachers are trying hard enough to win the tug-of-war against the senior boys.
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