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

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Teamwork Builds Friendships Keith Bloch is one of our strong defensive players on the team. The Prom was as fun for Coach Sacchim and his wife as for students Calvin Russell carries out orders in the classroom and on the field LEFT: Student Government brings Amos Vann and Derrick Campbell together.

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It ' s A Matter Of People At LHS LaSalle was more than a building located on Elwood Street. It was home away from home where 1482 people entered the doors each day and lived a major portion of their lives. Many deci- sions and adjustments were made in the three years that each student spent here and the school changed as its student body did. Student Government involvement ben- efited South Bend families with its Christmas toy collection. Some people participated in the spring musical which played to a full house. Almost every stu- dent took part in Club Day which was held once a month. Two foreign exchange students joined the LaSalle community. Eike Martens was from Ahrensburg, Germany, and she stayed with Randi Armstrong ' s family. Donna Beyrer ' s family was hostess to U Ma Ihalamen of Klaukkala, Finland. Both girls took part in homecoming and participated in school activities. Students were the focal point of LaSalle High School. Without them the building would have been a shell without an identity. Just as the students needed it, so too, did the school need them to exist. It was all a matter of people!! warrm Dave Magley helps Nicki Gilkey prepare to perform on the Pom Pom Squad. Computer Programing is what Shaun Murray and Tom Abbott have in com- mon. CONTENTS It ' s A Matter of People 3 Activities Academics Clubs As A Matter of Fact 80 Groups Records Advertisements 168 Lewis Kastel develops hidden talents at the Central Career Center. Students often find fire drills a Chilling expe- rience.

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Stanley Bethany awaits his late admit from Mrs. Wigfall. ($r 1 ' i i V