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

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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

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Cuckoo ' s nest is aired and staged After long prepared evenings of re¬ hearsal, opening night proved to be a great success, as the actors and actresses swept the audience off their feet with their version of One Flew Over the Cuckoo ' s Nest . The story of a group of mental patients in their daily routine lives man¬ aged to have a dominant influence over the audience. The cast was headed by Jeff Scott as McMurphy and Mary Beth Gross as Nurse Ratched. The work and effort put into the play was exposed by the sup¬ porting roles of the rest of the cast. The choosing of Cuckoo ' s Nest later proved significant when the original movie aired on national television shortly before it was staged here. lust listen to what I have to say. McMurphy tries to con Dr. Spivey (Ferko Goldinger). How does this ward work? Mr. Martini (John Ten¬ nant) and Mr. Harding (Bob Hammik) try to ex¬ plain the way the ward is runned by Nurse Ratched. A dominating influence. Nurse Ratched manipula¬ tes the patients at the group meeting, as Nurse Flynn (Barb Koremenos) and Mr. Scanlon (|ohn Figler) look on. Keeping a close watch. Monica Montella (Maxine) and Mari Grant (Candy ) try to understand the two chronics. Student Life fall play 27