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

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NEXT EXIT Why have schools? They are more than just a reason for the alarm clock to wake you up at 6:30, just to reach first hour by 8:05. A school is a storehouse of knowledge unlock- ing it ' s doors to all willing minds. Within the classroom the student uses books as his stepping stones as he studies maps and watches films. Out of classroom education is available through field trips. No matter the teaching methods, the student moves down the road by way of his educa- tion. 1 . Cecelia Troupe prepares for tomorrow ' s test. 2. The library is an important asset to all students. 3. Students look into the makings of mechanics. 4. Mr. Rze szewski gives his gym class a pep talk. 5. Central Career Center offers printing as one of its many vocational classes. 28 « — • -!-• » . .

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Mr. ond Mrs. Anderson reluctantly greet Mr. Brinkworth (the boss). The Andersons spend a quiet evening at home. Drama Club Performances Well-Received J ft? ft .- ft$ ft? ftS h k The infamous Garden Club ladies make a guest appearance in the Anderson household. Director Kate Doherty goes over some blocking from ' Call It Christmas. Christmas brought with it something unique for the Drama Club. A one-act play was writ- ten and directed by Kate Doherty. It was co- directed by Denise Woznicki. The play was named Call It Christmas and was a Happy Days spinoff plus a touch of the Christmas spirit. Its fourteen char- acters included Cecil Eastman, Kirk Wickizer, Brian Rohde, Kate Doherty, Kathrine Nowak, Denise Woznicki, Donald Price, Janet Soros, Wanda Taylor, Vanita Johnson, Gail Stam, Jason Weber, Doug Frank, and Sandy Davis- son. The cast presented the play after school one night and spent the next day taking the production to Logan Center, Marquette, Mad- ison, and O ' Brien schools. 27

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