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

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The Lion ' s Tale ' ' Another Chapter Of Our Lives ' Suddenly the summer had slipped away from us and we found ourselves in the caf- eterias visiting with our friends, waiting for the bell to ring to start that first day. It was a day that started a fresh new- school year, and one that would lead to a fresh new decade. We welcomed many new faces to the Lion ' s Den, including seven new teachers and three exchange students. We also rec- ognized many faces of old friends as we entered those doors to join the 1427 stu- dents and 84 teachers that made LaSalle High School exist. As the year progressed, we found our- selves deeply involved in school activities like the many clubs, the games, the school plays, music programs, and even home- work. We were proud of ourselves; proud to be called the LaSalle Lions. Whether we were sophomores try ing to find the gym, juniors beginning to think and wonder about what the future would bring, or seniors, waking up each morning one day closer to graduation, LaSalle played a major role in our lives. It was a part that will never be forgot- ten. Its our tale, The Lions Tale . . . Another Chapter of our Lives . . . Miki Maternowski tries to find out how lo do her Collie Algebra during English class. Prove that 2 + 2= 4? she exclaims ponderously. ; ' S7 2 ' ' . Team huddles are what make a play work on the field. 2 Prologue

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