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

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Joe Kromkowski ponders over his Calculus. Miss Rowland gives Jo Ann Croft tips on her knitting proiect. Achieving Along the Way Although everyone started school on Sep- tember 7, different routes were chosen along the way. Some chose to skip school and some were sick more often than others. There were breaks which provided more time for extra- curricular activities such as, iceskating and the Holiday Tournaments during Christmas vaca- tion and soap operas during Thanksgiving and Easter. At LaSalle, 30 percent of the students were college bound and 25 percent were vocation- ally interested. Some students wondered if there was life after graduation. Others already had plans to go to Purdue, Indiana University, Ball State or one of many other colleges. Several students looked forward to attending technical and vocational schools such as Ivy Tech, Vogue Beauty School, or the College of Commerce. Still others intended to continue local |obs, get married, or travel. For some the road would be more difficult, but nevertheless, for each individual the road remained. »r« $ Auto shop is an elective course offered to those mechanically interested.

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John Gard, Jim Patakowski, and Randy Przybysz take a breather between classes.

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Dave Madigan, Carl Sutherland, and Bill Swank work as a group during a Physics lab. The library is a place of research for Tom Francis and Nick Cullather. Cheryl Smith choses I.O.L. as preparation for a career. LaSalle Singers practice under Mr. Vogel ' s instructions.