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

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Above Kenny Vandusens talks with a sponsor at the career fair. The fair was designed so students could explore career ideas. — photo by Will Tieman Upper right Downtown South Bend ' s LaSalle Hotel was named after famous French explorer. — photo by Will Tieman Middle right Lasalle Book Store is a very prominent building in the South Bend area. — photo by Will Tieman :x Opening Section l How To Explore

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As Rene Robert Cavalier Sieur de LaSalle passed through the Northwest wilderness, he left behind charted rivers, the Council Oak Treaty and his name to label streets, restuarants, bookstores, and LaSalle High School. How appropriate that a high school be named after an explorer because each of the LaSalle students are exploring their own worlds every day. They ask themselves questions that are buried in textbooks, among friends, within their bodies and con- sciences. Questions like . . . Is what I ' m doing right? Why does Atticus defend Tom Robinson? Should I go out for student government? Am I going to Noble Romans after the game? Who am I? What am I going to do after graduation? The answers can be found, but only with the next day of exploration. Never forget to keep striving for goals. As LaSalle learned and LaSalle students must also, success does not come in achieving a goal, but on the road along the way. Upper left Meterologist Paul Silvestri of WSBT ex- plains to the meteorology class how a frontal system brings cool, dry air to an area. — photo by Will Tieman Above LaSalle Street is just another reminder of the way South Bend clings to its heritage. — photo by Will Tieman Upper Right Standing in front of LaSalle, sopho- mores, Carmen West, Henry Mark, Avelenna Ringh- offer. Julie Ridenour, and Don Dolan discuss their up- coming summer vacations. — photo by Root Photographers Opening Section Don ' t Forget z.

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■Es 5 k ,« z: How A to Spend Your Extra Time Dances, trips, plays, and contests are just a few ways LaSalle Lions spend their extra time. Different stu- dents choose different ways to spend this time. Senior Dave Baker uses his extra time for swimming and study. Sophomore Sharon Kedik goes to the stables. I horseback ride, she replies. Sophomore Tina Lewellen goes inside to spend her free time, I go bowling on Thursday nights. Even freshmen Angie Ma- giera gets into the act by hanging out with friends. Some don ' t have enough free time to be able to horseback ride, bowl or to be with friends. Sophomore Ruth Milcherska bluntly stated, I don ' t have free time. A lot are just too active in school and extracurricular activities for outside free time. Be- ing involved in so much, I find it hard to get enough time for myself, sophomore Nancy Whitesell agreed. You always need time for yourself to do with as you wish, so Lions don ' t forget how to spend your free time. Upper Left Traveling abroad in Europe is something this group of LaSalle seniors will not soon forget. — personal photo Middle Policeman Brian Andrzejewski, senior, runs off stage, chasing detective villian Kevin Wilson, senior, in the spring play Design for Murder by George Bat- som. — photo by Root Photographers Right Free time can be spent singing and dancing as 85 graduates Jesselyn Cunningham and Kris Toth and this year ' s seniors Michelle Dean and Sue Elbel show at the Spring Sing. The Spring Sing also offered entertainment from the concert and mixed choirs. - photo by Root Photographers 6 Opening Section Don ' t Forget ZL