Lakeland High School - Mirage Yearbook (LaGrange, IN)

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We , Q Q., as al ,,. ' . Q I r 5 'S Y I t A. Student participation involves many things, one of which is appearances in plays. Charles Lyster and Anna Mae Kunkle sink their teeth into their parts in the Junior Play entitled Count Dracula. 3 1 gi F C. Juniors Bob Bachman and Steve Burkey put the spit and polish on their instruments shortly before a stage band performance. The stage band played at all pep sessions. fl J.

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LaGrange County is home. ls LaGrange County such a Big Deal? It is for the 20,415 people that live, work, and sleep in the small communities and surrounding countryside. During an aver- age day of activity, the streets of the small towns come alive with cars and Amish buggies when merchants open the doors for the exchange of products and the warmth of friendly chatter. The one stop light of LaGrange County, in the town of LaGrange where Indiana State Road 9 and 20 cross, is always the center of attraction, for this is the place where all action originates. Trucks and trains connect the people of LaGrange county with the outside world, bringing in goods and leaving with others to help the factories and farmers live and prosper. From the business aspect, LaGrange county has a lot to offer with small shops, large factories, and even larger farms. But every once in awhile, townspeople venture to the larger cities about an hour or more away for a change of pace. From the pleasure aspect, LaGrange county residents can enjoy the friendly atmosphere of a small rural community and participate in the activities that cap- tivate the lives of many from bounding to the lake for fishing or to the hills for snowmobiling. LaGrange County - Big Deal? YOU BET! A. The LaGrange County Courthouse stands tall among the tulip trees in the courthouse square for view to travelers. This scenic structure dates back to the origin of LaGrange and surrounding communi- ues. -'W g nr-un A . , num . N :nun gage' 5i.,,.,,, ,,.. Q Pr s - t 4 . , P. . 1' fi Q55 xg Q 1 'QS' Q XS 9 XY X Q5 B. Buying and selling is a main attraction for those interested at the Shipshewana auction every Wednes- day. People come from all around to see the excite- ment at a country flea market. 1' A F 3 g ,.. sr' - x - Qi I IA W x 4 ,C I .

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