LaSalle High School - Lantern Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Capturing the experiences and fun of the year The members of the Lantern yearbook staff are, left to right: ROW 1. Jan Kuehl, Connie Dimich, Lynn Kaczor, Cindy Paxson, Miriam VVeinstein, Martha Smith. ' alerie King, Katie McLean. Evelyn Polay. ROW 2. Kathy Kizer, Ilona Hess, Diane Phillips, Debbie Lewis, Candy Oehler, Carol Powers, Karen Glaser, Tina Rzepnicki. ROW 3. Ken Bartoszek, Carol MacLean, Pat Prit- chard, Joann .Sovinski, Marcia Smith, Elaine Zack, and Gary Banh. Pat Moon, Lantern photographer, is always on hand camera to record on film everything that LaSallites do. Happiness is meeting a deadline, says Martha Smith, editor.

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of the student Kathy Claeys, Gail Neal, Mary Kay Raten- ski. ROW 3, Charlene Ratenski, Kathy Dcmske, Pat Moacsek, Bob Klute. John Gar- rage, Pat McCue Ann Shelley acted as editor during the second half of the school year. Staff. The Explorer has provided a median of exchange for stu- dents and faculty. Under the guidance of Mrs. Shimmel, the diligent staff coped with dead- lines and distributed the Explor- er on a regular schedule. The Explorer represents a democratic role in our school ' s community here at LaSalle High School. ' This wouldn ' t have happened if you ' d done it the way I wanted to, ' says Pat McCue, Circulation Manager to Bettv Hinz, Business Manager.

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Valerie King, left, is just one of the nine sec- tion heads for the Lantern staflf. Carol Mac- Lean, right, is one of the many assistants who vvori under the section heads. This year the yearbook staff eagerly began its story. Catch- ing candid pictures of student life, writing captions and copy, reporting on clubs, and taking sport pictures all comprise the making of a book. To catch the apathy of a bored student or the ecstasy of victory in the face of a student is the goal of the Lan- tern staff. Dozens of meetings, compensations, and changes are blended to produce a book uniquely LaSalle. Mr. Merri- man, supervisor of the Lantern, survived the headaches of meet- ing schedules and correcting mistakes. Everyone breathed a sigh of relief as the final page was sent and success placed in the printer ' s hands. The year- book instills in one ' s mind the memories of a full and rich year. The success of the Lantern can be attributed to a hard-working staff and a year of memorable people and events. The Lantern is responsible for the sale of underclass pictures. Nancy Golichowski bought her pictures from staff member Gary Barth.