Prairie Heights Community High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Lagrange, IN)

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With his drum to keep the beat and Rick Tracey to add the excitement, another con- vocation was a success. With a tired body but a strong finger, the Red Head goes on with the show. They cre- ate a challenge for our own varsity team. In a small amount of pain, Mark Fultz does a yoga exercise that is supposedly good for the body. Charles King, the Negro singer, brought harmonization into our school as he uses Dan Merriman to explain his diaphragm techniques. 18 Student Life

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DON'T SWALLOW THE CREAM! or ten easy ways on how to cut your throat through parlimentary procedure. I second the mo- tion! WHICH CAME FIRST. THE CHICKEN OR THE EGG? Neither, the Speech CLASS pushed the egg, but what happened to the chicken? Student Life 17

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The Dust performed for the student body and had the biggest reception of any convocations before. They gave deep and meaningful thoughts to the kids. Two members of the Goshen High School Swing Choir put their whole selves into it as they sing Tea for Two. Field Trip in Gym I wonder what it is this time-At least we get out of class! The Goshen Swing Choir lost their rooster and are trying to find him because he's a big spender. A Ne- gro spiritual singer congratulates the student body on being Black Panthers. The Dust comes sweep- ing through with God, Love and Rock'n'Roll, while Yoga shows mus- cles you've never felt and shouldn't have. Entertainment comes to Prai- rie Heights with a grand slam home run as convocations proved to be the best ever. Student Life 19