Lawrenceburg High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Lawrenceburg, IN)

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with no teeth . . . Remember? 21 Still more pictures of the Tiger team- Success! ! ' 22 Juniors score another hit-class play Don't Take My Penny. Performers remained to be photo- graphed. 31 Shack's First Anniversary-big dance and big time-music by the Stardusters. APRIL- 1 April Foo1's Day-Need I say more??? Easter Sunday. Also the Easter Parade. 6 Parts given to Seniors for Little Women . 11 First baseball game at Brookville-we won 1-0. Everyone remembers first game . 13 Friday 13th. Superstition dance at Shack. 20 Baseball game at Aurora-Tuff break for our Tiger team. Freeland up to bat four times-strikes out four timesw brings in four runs! Music department makes another grand performance with the operetta, Ask the Professor . 27 Aurora here---baseball game, 30 Monday' morning 7:30 A. M. Mike Hafenbritle, Dick Stadlander and Geo. Redding left Lawrenceburg for goodd Best of luck boys. MAY- 10 Another outstanding performance at LCHS under the BIG TOP , the Senior Class Play- Little Women . 15 Senior Salute. 16 Convocation for making awards. 17-24 At last after 4 whole years, seniors have Senior Week . 17 The best performance of the year, Junior-Senior Prom-we enter Nep- tune's Court. 20 Baccalaureatef-Rev. Smuzer our speak- er. 23 Commencement - Address Unspanked Generation 24 Last day under BIG TOP at LCHS- Only W day. So the seniors at LCHS leave after four short years. Best of luck to all of you and may God bless you. I29l 1. Rendezvous -1 Q 2. Chris and Charley 15... 3. Car from Guilford igi -l. Down on the levee ,.li u. Band 6. Victory Day-Sectional .

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ri, E- I 7 ...Jr 1 FEBRUARY- 2 Tigers crush Vevay Pioneers. Horseshoe still hanging in Big Top. Senitza shoots down crow. 6 Rushville here-really a heart-breaking game-37-36. 8 Basketball team journeved to Hagers- town to score another for the Tigers. 10 A bad break at Elder tonight!!! Gray with cracked ribs and Mike with sprain- ed vertebra. Team is really in a mess. 12 Lincoln assemblv program. Juniors start play practice on Don't Take My Penny. 13 Tri-Hi-Y Mother-Daughter Banquet. 16 Madison --a had break for our Tiger team-34-19. First pictures of the Tiger team. Music department scores another hit vnder the tents of LCHS with My Old 'Tucky Home. 23 First game of the Sectional tonite. Gave the Tigers a rousing send-off with a mock tourney. Malone and Gregg refereed-Dale Lemmel was the attractive cheer leaderhBarrott and Hannan served as administrators!! 24 We beat Rising Sun tonite--30-26-Red Devils next! We can take them, too! 25 We did it !! Lawrenceburg 32-Aurora 19 20 IRI 27 1. Spring flood iol. 2. Three little sisters 71.--1 3. Potential cheer- leaders 4. Spring beauties -1.1 27! ! We beat Vevay in the finals 35-29! Bateman and Gray cut down the nets! Met at the Greeks and Denning took advantage of his opportunitv to cele- brate-Just ask the teachers! Gee! it feels good to have won the SECTION- AL! ! Had a victory pep-session under the tents. Shack had Sectional Victory Dance tonite. 28 More pictures of the Tiger team. MARCH- 1 Tiger team traveled to Rushville to 2 3 6 12 15 practice. Big pep rally and parade planned by businessmen and Tiger fans held under Big Too because of rain. REGIONAL at Rushville-where do we eat??? We beat Liberty in the after- noon, but lost in a good game to Rush- ville at nite. School dismissed at noon because of Ol' Man Rlver scare. Many performers helped move cafeteria and physical education equipment and first and second floors to higher ground! Back to the tents at LCHS after a 3'-Q day vacation. One of our Clowns came to perform

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sam 61644 warm It was just four years ago that some of us got together and decided to exercise our talents under the Big Top at LCHS. With Alice Lee Sartin as the chief guide and Torn McLeaster and Dick Kaffenberger as assistants, we gradually learned the ropes of this new life. Of course, it takes quite a long time to learn new tricks, so in our sophomore year we were almost ready to do our first performance under the Big Top. joe Lacy, the star performer, guided us in our training. The big day has arrived! Our first performance was Plane Crazy , the junior class play. Between school work, book re- ports, parties and rehearsals for the play, wfe managed to find some time to sell pencils, cokes, pins and candy to earn money for the biggest and best performance of all. With the World of Tomorrow as the theme, the Junior-Senior prom was a big success. Our last great triumph under the Big Top was the senior class play, Little Women',. It was the first costume play given at LCHS in five years. The four sisters were played by Jean Metz as Meg, Lenore Buchanan as Jo, Juanita Vetter as Amy, and jackie Willen as Beth. Linda Berkshire and jack Lemm were starred as Mr. and Mrs. March with Eneas Barrott as john Brooke, Dick Kaffenberger as Laurie, and Bill Ross as Pro- fessor Bhaer. Now as we are preparing for our last great act under the Big Top, we happily look back on the great thrills that came with our many outstanding acts. We look to the day we take our place in the outside world and put all of our hard- carnedn knowledge to use. E301 v