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

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Day ' s Time The courtyard provides mid-day relaxation for many students between classes. Coach Mike Sacchini speaks to the student body about pride and spirit. Deep thoughts are a part of a day at LHS. Opening 3

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LaSalle: All In A Many people say that high school years are the best of your life. This year at LaSalle some 1465 students and 80 faculty and staff members came each day and shared some of the best times of their lives. Time seemed to be important to everyone. Each wished he had more of it, but somehow there was a time for everything. There was a time to go to class and a time to get a tardy admit from the attendance office. There was time to get up and time to go to bed. Our lives revolved with the hands of the clock as we moved through a day at LHS and its many activi- ties. For some it was sports and for others it was music, drama, or debate. Whatever the case, there was a certain time for everything. From football and basketball games to glee club concerts, it was all a part of our daily lives. Seniors looked for- ward each day to graduation, while sophomores tried to find their way through the school. lust think of how fast the year went by and how each and every event helped make the time more exciting. It happened in just one year ' s time, but per- haps more important, life at LHS was All in a Day ' s Time. CONTENTS Opening Section 2 Mornings 16 Academics Clubs Afternoons 54 Academics After School 78 Sports Evenings 104 Album 114 Seniors Juniors Sophomores Student Life 160 Advertisements 166 Index 185 Closing 190 Bob Haefke takes off after a hard day ' s work from LaSalle ' s student parking lot. 2lS4 II Piling on the bus; another way of getting home. 2 Opening

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students Take Time Out To Relax Darlene Minnis watches intensely during history. Sometimes a day can be very tiring as senior |oe Varga nods off during class. Jeanne and David Akins discuss the day ' s happening during lunch. 4 Opening