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

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Julie Niezgodski, vice president, Karen Reason, secretary, Nancy Uldin, treasurer, Miss Bobin, sponsor, and Louise Hildebrand, president The Booster Club again succeeded in unifying the student body in sup- port of LaSalle ' s athletic teams. The Booster Club worked to bolster school spirit after the disappointment of for- feiting important basketball victories. Their efforts were crowned with the school ' s first sectional championship. Club members spent countless hours on the many projects so vital to the success of sporting events. Members painted and hung posters spurring the many teams to victories in their respective sports. They readied the teams and the student body for games by presenting pep as- semblies complete with Santa and his reindeer, devils, witches, and giant cakes. The Booster Club also worked hard to raise money for their many projects by selling pennants. During the sec- tional, the club solicited money for radio announcements backing the team. With the help of their sponsor, Miss Bobin, the Booster Club made the year one that LaSalle students will long remember. 51

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The Student Council worked to conquer the problems facing the school. They modified their system of representation to insure that any student interested in the working of student government could have a say in its running. The Student Council in a year long project, studied revisions which could be made to make the body a more effective tool for meeting the needs and wishes of the students. The Council continued to perform the many tasks expected of it. Representa- tives supervised the operation of the voting booth used in many of the school elections. They collected and distributed Christmas baskets for needy families in the LaSalle school district. The Council also planned the football homecoming ceremonies and participated in the annual City-Wide Student Council Exchange as well as an exchange with Central. Through the guidance of Mr. Moyer, the Student Council completed a year of active school leadership. Student Council officers; Barb Kawka, Leo West, Clenna Matthews, and Colleen Cates New Faces Brought New Ideas Filling food baskets are: David Gerard, Leo West, Karen Barna, and Kathy Tobolski 50

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Top Scholars Join N.H.S. Members of the National Honor Society; First row; Dora Parker, Darcv Pajak, Howard Polay, Ray Hinsey, Blandette Jackson, Ethel Smith, Peg Caenepeel, Cindy Ransberger, Lucinda Ciddings, Ray Krzyzaniak, Mike Gumkowski, Second row; Connie Ruble, Karen Zubkoff, Pat Putnam, John Stachowitz, Chris Kline, Peggy Vargo, Sherry Barr, Jan Petrauskas, Barb Karczewski, Debbie Hoyland, Tim Ransberger, Mike Gorbitz, Third row; Debbie Declercq, Marcia Chmilewski, Pat Pecze, Jan Nichols, Laurel Annis, Janet Straup, Linda Horrall, Debbie Szumski, Ellie Sch- welnus, Angie Lampos, Jon Johnson, Cathy Boyles. Sue Fenske, Greg Urbanski, Fourth row; Judy Smudzinski, Jeff Wodrich, Cindy Johnson, Peg Wasowski, Pat Kujawski, Rene Nelson, Mark Holcomb, Evelyn Rehm, Vickie Eddy, Wendy Kring. Kathy Wadel, Anne Cassady, Jeff Miller, Fifth row; Caroline White, Linda Claycomb, Kathy Hicks, Glenna Matthews, Jim Labis, Debbie Lindgren, Sue Dean, Heather Hullinger, Lillian Doherty, Louise Hildebrand, Colleen Cates, Sixth row; Gayle Harden, Beverl y Box, Kevin Daugherty, Dave Dalke, Kyle Harness, Bob Stafford, Bob Veith, Greg Benninghoff, Chris Dale, Kent Zimmerman, Gary Butler, Seventh row; Mark Levy, John Timmons, Steve Vance, David Platts, Tom Jaworski, Ken Barlow, Frank Koontz, John Northage, Dave Kazmierzak, Eighth row; Sharon Thompson, Jan Temple, Mark Roberts, Bonnie Crotty, Ninth row; Hester Peque, Bev McDonald, Marty Amussen, Karen Barna, Pat Sniadecki, Chris Karczewski, Laura Creed, Tenth row; David Gerard, Leo West, Chuck Purucker, Bill Welsheimer, Jim Wilson 52