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

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Everyone ' all lime favorite! The majorettes form a front line and prepare for a highkicking chorus line directed by Mary Roberts. Clack! Click! Clack-Click! Tambaurines add a change in appearance and sound to Gypsy Dance” performed by Vicki Mathews. Cheryl Dun¬ can and Deann Mastey. ■ ■ That ' s not a parking space! The marching Indians energetically mark off spaces representing the field in the parking lot. ■ ■ 1,2,3, and pause . Anne Perrings and Chris Pav- lick lead the majorettes ' front line in a catchy review. 24 Student life Band

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Sneaky footsteps is the technique that Mike Kru- kow uses to disillusion Mr. Ossanna in hopes of gaining the hall. Bringing the hall into play, Mr. Tom Ferguson be¬ gins to step in bounds in order to help his team capture a victory ' . An arm ' s length away is another basket, com¬ pliments of Mr. Zimmer. r Student Life Basketball li

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Indians march for pros We still march! was stated and worn with pride by the marching Indians, de¬ spite a temporary set-back when top honors from NISBOVA were out of the question as the Indians did not enter. Beginning in 1962, the marching In¬ dians amassed thirteen first place awards before the style began to change to the more formal drum and bugle corps format. The answer: We still march, if not at contest! T-shirts told the story later and made way for a successful trip to Cincin¬ nati where the Indians marched at half¬ time for the Bengals vs. Steelers NFL football game. This invitation made up for the NISBOVA defeat and paved the way for a successful year for the 100 plus member band. Another honor was added January 10, when the majorettes and pep band en¬ tertained at the Illinois-Purdue Big 10 basketball game. White gloves on her clarinet, Anita Buekmaster marches in place to keep a steady time. Not that way-this way! Hours of effort under the hot sun went into remaining one of the few bands that still march. Left, left, left, right left. Mary |o Ziemkowski con¬ centrates of movement and music during a half¬ time performance. Shake those pom-poms! Majorettes stand at atten¬ tion awaiting the signal from the drum major. Band Student life 25