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

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2 REQT AREA . 2 MILE9 C 1 . Fans boost spirit. 2. A.C.C. welcomes popular concerts 3. Spirit of 77 reigns. 4. Fashions compare and differ. 5. Cindy Orlovic monkeys around. To break the monotony of constant study- ing, students got involved inside and outside of school. Cheering at pep assemblies and games, decorating rooms, and performing plays were among the most popular events. After school students sought jobs to pay for various expenses, including a wardrobe that coordinated each outfit, a car to drive a few friends to local hangouts, or good seats to one of South Bends more popular concerts. The students ' after school life helped to mold each individual, as they traveled on down the road. 10 . -— , . «—

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A locol wec-Kend hangout is Boland Park. Munchies are cured at McDonalds. Weekends Encourage Festivities Before school, during lunch, at 2:00 p.m. and after school, cars were seen (if not heard) cruising up and down Elwood and Meade streets. Not to forget the weekends; cars cruised to the local hangouts such as Boland Park, Pinhook Keller Park, McDonalds, and Tower Hill. Friday night and Saturday night football and basketball games kicked off weekend festivities. Parties were the first stop after the game. If a party was no where to be found, students piled into McDonalds to cure their usual case of the munchies. Later, several LaSalle vehicles could be seen parked at any of the local parks. Students sat upon car hoods, on the ground, or on swings listening to the high volumed radio of a hospitable driver. Duane Radzikowski, Rick Carlson, Roxonne Karczewski, Pete Davis and Rory Karczewski portray KISS at a local party. 12