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

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... A touch of everything; a taste of hfe hat people do with their ex- g A§ tra time varies as widely as J J the personalities, whether you hang out in the kitchen throwing together your famous choco- late cake with the flair of a chef, or slamming a tennis ball over a net to an unsuspecting opponent. Hobbies pro- vide relaxation because they ' re a depar- ture from the everyday routine. Kim Porter has found her niche in the cooking world, an ability she often finds put to task when cooking meals for her family. Porterhouse steak, an old family tradition, is Kim ' s favorite. Kim explains, You get a big roast, chop up little onions, green peppers and pour mushroom soup over everything. Raising animals takes dedication and hard work. Donna. Smuda enjoys this challenge and plans to work at raising and training dogs in the future, com- mented Donna. She claims, Caring for an animal could have you a best friend for life. Jennifer Marshall ' s favorite recrea- tion is writing. Constructive criticism is highly appreciated by Jennifer, I don ' t care what grade I get on a paper, but I really care what the teachers comment on it. After writing poems, she likes to share them with her close friends and if, by general consensus, the poem is good enough, Jennifer likes to enter her writing in LaSalles annual Creative Writing Contest. Many people enjoy writing as an imaginative way to ex- press their thoughts. Sports make an enjoyable pastime for many. Advantage can be taken of the beneficial side effects of athletic activi- ties; weight loss, stronger heart muscles, and better all around health. Keilawn Carothers remarks, I enjoy sports very much becaues it ' s fun, exciting, it teach- es you values in life, it ' s challenging, and you get to meet and compete against new people. Keilawn doesn ' t let his athletics get in the way of his grades; grades come first. Grades are a fallback in case you get hurt. Keilawn commented My family gives a lot of support both in athletics and academ- ics. Whatever your pick, your hobbie is a nice break from your life ' s routine. School and work is not everything, so get involved in a hobbie, and enjoy. Gregg Coldiron 14 Some modern bobbies have evolved from drudgeries: horseback riding is a prime example. Jennifer Milliken, decked out in cowboy boots, trots down a dirt road to the less hectic feel of the olden days. AH tied up, Linda Wieczorek ties the final knots of her three dimensional sculpture in this pyra- mid of plexiglass and yarn. Student Life Hobbies

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Chewing your nails is a common outlet in stressful situations. Anthony Berdie may be releasing tension or just pondering a thought. The wall bid them from the eyes of the teachers, but not from the looks of anxious friends. If Justine Baker and Karen Daugherty continue this, it could be habitual. Sleeping isn ' t necessarily a bad habit to break, but practicing it in Mr. Price ' s study hall could be treacher- ous to studies. Student Life -j q Habits lO

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Flashing a smile at the world, Dennis Smith adds a kick to his life in Tae-Kwon-Do, where he is a green belt. Like all bobbies, dancing takes an awful lot of time and dedication to be a success. However, Serena Haab shows that, to accomplish the whole dancer, beauty and grace are essential to the bal- lerina. Student Life -t r Hobbies lO |