Lakeland High School - Mirage Yearbook (LaGrange, IN)

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A. Trying to shoot Mickey in the mouth, freshman Karen Henderson is observed by her junior cousin Linda. The games were a main attraction of Corn School. C. Pom-pon girls Denise Lambright, Cheryl Olds, and Dawn Egli lead the other girls and the band. The band marched in every pa- rade, performing routines to music. D. Preparing to leave for her first Corn school parade is sophomore drum major- ette Nancy Borum. This was her first year as a drum majorette. MIC E. Firing the ball, senior jeff Sorg attempts to dunk a coach. The dunk tank, a new amuse- ment at Corn School, raised S400 for the Athletic Department. F. Standing in place, freshman girls Tammy Feller and Tammy Brode await the start of the Round-Up. The students spent much of their time at Corn School. 10 CORNSCHOOL 4 Pronounced the new '77 Corn School queen is senior Marla Egli! Her runners up were Westview students Brenda Hostetler and Kim Schrock.

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'1-64,11 Gi' f Receiving an award from the Representative of Berlin is Musical LaGrange Director james Leichty. He, in turn, presented the German Band with a certificate of merit. Singing Berlin students bid their new friends good-bye. They preceded their La-Grange trip with a three-day tour of New York, to see city and country life. The lungas Ensemble from Germany enjoys a night of relaxation at a dance sponsored by Musical LaGrange. The German students were housed by members of the community. 1 f 'xxsq ' BERLIN MUSICAL GROUP 9

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To he a winner, lust he yourself. Poise ... charm ... beauty .., talent are just a few of the qualities possessed by the six contestants of the '77 corn school queen contest. LHS queen contestants included Marla Egli, Pam Connelly and Deb Stutzman. Winning the talent competition by singing the song Follow Me , Miss Egli received a 525 savings bond. A panel judged the girls on appearance in a swim suit and even- ing wear, and in a personal inter- view. For entering the contest the girls received a S30 savings bond, a box of candy and a charm. After the final votes were count- ed Marla was crowned by last year's queen Rhonda Nichols. Then all the contestants rode in the Saturday parade. Afterwards Marla attended the homecoming banquet for sen- ior citizens. She received gift certi- ficates, prizes and money. Those who entered recommend that to win, lust be yourself. .-.wi V .C .0 u' Q a J. 'O I l Q pn 1 Q if 522 2-'Z an v:o'o' o ' ' 'avg D 0 .Qu of J bi 3 1 !' if i 'N .ii I-'NY .JN - Xb. -1 1 C School. T Big kids like merry-go-rounds too! Soph- omores Susy Curtis and Cindy Thomas en- joy one of the more mellow rides of Corn an , , ' .gs u- J . .-Y .J li? figfgfl. ss, T -..a ' . Li 3 N