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

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SCIENTIST AGAINST TIME Mr. Gerald J. Ujdak B.S. Indiana University M.S. Indiana State University OPP PC. Mid. Lt.; Mr. Steen wants you! Mid. Rt.: I never knew science could be so humorous. Bot. Everybody who ' s having a good time, hold your right ear. THIS PG. Upp. Lt.: A pinch of this, and a pinch of that. Upp. Rt.: Ho Hum!! Bot. Lt.: Biology is enter- taining. Bot. Rt.: Wow! I got an A. SCIENCE 25

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Mr. Lawrence Cox B.S., M.S. University of Notre Dame Mr. Stanley Baginski B.A. Bethel College M.S. Indiana University Mr. John Bogucki B.S. Ball State University M.S. Indiana University Mr. Richard Langel B.S., M.S., Ed.S. Indiana University Mrs. Karen McKibbin B.S. Indiana State University M.S. I.U.S.B. Mr. Allen S. Rogers B.S., M.S. Ball State University Mr. Everett Steen B.S., M.A. Ball State University The LaSalle science department is very fortunate to offer so many different science courses. Chemistry and physics classes get college-bound students ready for the challenge of a life time. The other courses biology, earth science, astronomy, and life science prepare the students for further education in the science field. Teachers sometimes invent their own characters to illustrate an idea. The Erg family was created by Mr. Cox to represent units of energy. Every year at LaSalle it ' s a tradi- tion for the physics students to kid- nap the Ergs. This year the tradi- tion held true again and the Ergs were kidnapped. 24 SCIENCE

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Miss Ann Korb B.A. Saint Mary ' s College M.A. University of Notre Dame DI ESENT INDICATIVE Mrs. Rebecca Hartman B.S. l.U.S.B. M.S. Univers: Nevada — Las Vegas ty of The English department can be very exciting and enlightening after one has learned the basics. The freedom of reading popular fiction or the classics is one of the choices of juniors and seniors. Upper classmen can expand the mind by taking Americal literature which contains famous short stories or English literature which contains writings and poetry by Shakespeare and the Brownings. For those seniors who want to go beyond our lanuage and country, world literature is appropriate with the interesting stories of Cyrano De Bergerac or Oedipus Rex. Unfor- tunately, we cannot reach this plateau until we have learned our language proficiently, which is what the freshmen and sophomores are doing by studying grammar, speech, and reading. But soon they also will be able to enjoy the better things in life. Miss Christine Jankowski B.A. Ball State University M.A. University of Notre Dame Mr. Harry Lewandowski B.S., M.A. Ball State University Mrs. Patricia Lorenc B.S, M.S. l.U.S.B. w M Mrs. N. Ann Meyer B.S. Saint Mary ' s College M.A. University of Notre Dame Upp. Rt.: Adding the finishing touches. Bot. Rt.: 1 hope I get finished in time. Bot. Lt.: English tests are tough! 26 ENGLISH