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

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1 :05 — time to cruise for Keith Botka. The building provides a peaceful hangout for students after school. Summertime brings several students to the beaches. The most popular is Tower Hill 13

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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

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u 4teP A Cor ■M 4 Underclassman contribute to a pep assembly. Ml. ML M B-Team cheerleaders push spirit in the stands. 14 Gtudents Contribute Red and Black Students support sports and spirit. Mr. Sac- chini ' s words each year are Get involved then, coming to school will mean more to you. And each year people take his advice either by partaking in sports activities, joining one of the many clubs offered, or through their enthusiasm in backing sports. Some of the ways students livened up spirit consisted of; the decorating of cars, home- rooms, teams ' buses, and the gym, Dress Up, and Dress Down Day, dances, red and black days, Spirit Week, and selling buttons. Above: Seniors rise to moke their school pride known. Below: Varsity cheerleaders keep crowd yelling and cheering. -7 '