Lawrence Central High School - Bears Den Yearbook (Lawrence, IN)

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Nationally known Mr. Dave Boyer combines his singing and instrumental ability to relate his unfortunate experience with the drug and alcohol scene 22 Collage l Students View Yoga Art, Galapagos ln the fall, Mr. Ed Schetter, a yoga expert, demonstrated exercises of the art of yoga. ln addition, boys were chosen from the audience to show the simplicity of yoga exercise. Mr. Dave Boyer, a professional entertainer, told of his life in the entertainment world. Mr. Boyer, a former drug addict, was on the verge of suicide when he found a new life through the church. Two former professional athletes, Mr. Bill Glass and Mr. Woody Valentine, inspired students to have faith in time of trouble. Another assembly concerned creatures of the Galapagos Islands. Singer Mr. Charles King presented a program in the spring entitled Music in the Air. A Scotsman representing a Steamship line shows slides of animal and marine life, including this iguana, of the Galapagos Islands. ,ai

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we Look, I'm clancing,..well, l was, proclaims Cornelius lBrad McClarnonl with a thud. Cornelius was learning to dance before taking Mrs. Molloy Uane Ann Vigusi dancing at the Harmonia Gardens. At their meeting in the Harmonic: Gardens Restaurant, Horace Vandergelter lPat Mackeyl confronts ' Dolly Levi l.lan DeWesterl about his mis-match with the reputable Ernestina lPenny Pagei. The chorus dances and sings to Put On Your Sunday Clothes at the Yonkers' railroad station. 0 Jan DeWesfer ls Meddler In 'Hello, Dolly' Officially, Mrs. Dolly Levi meddled in everybody's business, ranging from marriages to corset repairs. Dolly, portrayed by senior Jan DeWester, was the busybody in the spring musical, Hello, Dolly. Under the direction of Mr. George Amend and senior Lynn Sanders, a new system of stage settings was used. The background was one continuous screen-like prop. Slides were projected onto this screen. Mrs. Jean Cones was choral director, and Mrs. Patricia Amend headed the costume committee. Music was provided by the LC orchestra. Senior Mikki Thompson was the choreographer. Total cost of the production was SS2,000. Collage 21

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Mr. Woodie Valentine, former professional boxer and AAU referee, relates The advantages of self motivation To The clean, successful life That everyone should follow. He spoke during a convocation. KING AND SHAMROCK COURT-Keith Pakebusch, Dana Denson, Claudia Draga, King Dick Walker, Mary Levinson, Gary Fresch. Collage