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

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Don ' t Forget Table Of Content-

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V V A o $P C? Don ' t Forget. Two words often used on a regular basis in everyone ' s life. But this is not Don ' t forget to buy milk. This is Don ' t forget LaSalle High School and all the moments shared here, good and bad. The tornado swirling down Bendix Dr. into Bolin Park, Returning pep assemblies invigor- ating the Lasalle student body as well as the spirited staff, Longer school days dragging on, The 20th year at LaSalle bringing the commencement of the first group to go through four years at LaSalle High School, and The threat of a strike by the South Bend Community School Corpora- tion teachers, thrilling students and concerning administrators list a few of the memories of the 1985-86 school year. Middle right Last years senior Elaine Hold will never forget the tedious strokes her Grand Prize winning wall mural took to achieve the precise technical quality and emotional feeling she wanted. — photo by Root Photographers Middle right Senior Matt Hostetler must not forget a beat during his solo in the choir ' s Spring Sing. — photo by Root Photographers Bottom left Rhonda Lipton. ABC producer of The Family: Old Perception; New Realities, explain the television monitors to LaSalle principal Dr. Johnetta Hudson and Alma Powell. ABC was on campus to film Mrs. Linda Lizzi s family relations class as a segment of the program. — photo by Will Tiemen Bottom right Senior Maria Leake relays to home plate during LaSalle ' s game against Michigan City El- ston. — photo by Root Photographers •J w ' fl i W oSWSSmc H A % 2 +n) Opening Section Don V Forget L X i

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As Rene Robert Cavalier Sieur de LaSalle passed through the Northwest wilderness, he left behind charted rivers, the Council Oak Treaty and his name to label streets, restuarants, bookstores, and LaSalle High School. How appropriate that a high school be named after an explorer because each of the LaSalle students are exploring their own worlds every day. They ask themselves questions that are buried in textbooks, among friends, within their bodies and con- sciences. Questions like . . . Is what I ' m doing right? Why does Atticus defend Tom Robinson? Should I go out for student government? Am I going to Noble Romans after the game? Who am I? What am I going to do after graduation? The answers can be found, but only with the next day of exploration. Never forget to keep striving for goals. As LaSalle learned and LaSalle students must also, success does not come in achieving a goal, but on the road along the way. Upper left Meterologist Paul Silvestri of WSBT ex- plains to the meteorology class how a frontal system brings cool, dry air to an area. — photo by Will Tieman Above LaSalle Street is just another reminder of the way South Bend clings to its heritage. — photo by Will Tieman Upper Right Standing in front of LaSalle, sopho- mores, Carmen West, Henry Mark, Avelenna Ringh- offer. Julie Ridenour, and Don Dolan discuss their up- coming summer vacations. — photo by Root Photographers Opening Section Don ' t Forget z.