Lakeland High School - Mirage Yearbook (LaGrange, IN)

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King breaks Harrier record. Seven men composed Lakeland's 1974 winning cross country team under first year Coach Mr. Wayne Creech. The team fin- ished the season with a record of fifteen wins and seven losses. Freshman Jeff King, the team's number one man, broke the school record five times. Team captain Terry Grove stood as the second man on the team. In the sectional, the Lakers placed tenth out of twenty-two schools. In the Northeast Corner Conference held at LaGrange Golf Course, Lakeland finished fourth. Coach Creech summed up the season by stating, Hard work and early practices in the summer months gave the team a suc- cessful season. E Competing in the Northeast Comer Conference, held at G Coach Wayne Creech talks to scorekeeper Mr Norman Mrmch and stausucian Sue Hardy Thls LaGrange Golf Course. Lakeland finished fourth. King fm was Mr Creech s first year as cross country coach rshecl sixth in that meet.

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A. Seniors Robin Zynda and Natalie Vaughn type up copy dur ing sixth hour journalism. Staffers spent many out-of-school hours writing copy for the MIRAGE B . Senior Sue Hardy and sophomore Tracy Gage discuss the type of ad wanted by Culp Motor Sales, manager Gene Gage. The MIRAGE staff spent two full days selling ads to area merchants C. At Ballstate Workshop, senior editor Grace Fisel prepares theme and layout ideas for the upcoming yearbook. Five MIRAGE staff members attended the workshop last summer Located on the south wall of the Lakeland com mons was a door. Beyond this door was a small prepare work to D During an after dinner work session members of the MIRAGE and ECHO staffs cover and '13 74 yearbooks for sale Deb Fausett and Mark Caldwell take time out from the do a little scarfmg 'N cluttered room - the journalism room. Insignifi- cant as it looked, the room numbered 164 became one of the busiest rooms in the school. As typewriters clicked and erasers blotted out old ideas in Mr. Keeslar's sixth hour journalism class, staff members searched for ideas for copy and layout designs. Six of these journalists attended Ball State Workshop last summer. They entered classes designed to' help them style and construct a yearbook of their own dreams, ideas and lives. ' Styling the book was only the beginning. Several thousand pictures had to be takenand developed, while only a fraction of them were used. Dozens of layouts were drawn, many of them discarded later. Copy was written, cor- rected, and rewritten countless times. Yet, after months of working long hours for one goal, the staff sat back and finally realized that it was really only a MIRAGE after all. 30 Mirage 'Hi'-N N-was