La Lumiere High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (La Porte, IN)
- Class of 1988
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i I X I ,J 7 hiiurhz 1551552 It is ten olclock on a Saturday night. This strikes me as sad. Either my social life has come to a standstill or I am engrossed in the yearbook. I decided to put this page before the Spring Divider for a couple of reasons: first, for a lack of anything else to put here. Second, because I knew this would be where I would complete the book. I realized at the beginning of the summer that the Yearbook was my last attachment to La Lumiere. This realization was rather sad since I had spent my last four years at La Lumiere. Well, I wanted to make my last impression a good one, therefore if you have any complaints don't come to me. I hope that all of you appreciate what to me is like the completion of my first novel. There is one person I would like to thank that I often took for granted. That person is David Kennedy. David was the one who made me hot dogs at two in the morning and made me stay awake the night before a deadline. Kelly, I want to wish you good luck next year, and thank you for all of your help this year. Pe- ter and Adam, my financial wizards, I hope you continue with yearbook. I am sure Kelly will be more understanding than I was. Jon, for all the time you spent in the darkroom, Clegitimate or notJ the pictures were always there when I needed them. David and Juli Thank You for all the time you spent writing things I lost. And to everyone that helped me I say Thank You! Well, it is time that I give up my attachment to La Lu and move on. I want to wish everyone good luck next year and hope that La Lumiere gives you as much as it gave me. Right now it is giving me a headache. So, I must say Goodbye, Buffy Elliott FEP' L' 7316 I 4 :1 C C C C . ' a . v5- ' , - . 'r ! '1- r-. vllf I . W 0 Sm o jr s 4,- sl 5 9 I9 f' ,J HQ?- X fig: Nb f ? Sl .454 ESPN ?- 3 in W ' W O b Y Q ,iii 'u N U sf, Y ' 'dr ff f- ' f 'r 'A i f A' 17 Fw. Allnlvww- - if ,ff--1 U ,M, gl GRADUATION MASS 1988 June 2, 1988 La Lumiere School ev 'wg 2 'T' 2 f P' x X-l 17 'ws EK., 'K 7 hitnrha Huge It is ten olclock on a Saturday night. This strikes me as sad. Either my social life has come to a standstill or I am engrossed in the yearbook. I decided to put this page before the Spring Divider for a couple of reasons: first, for a lack of anything else to put here. Second, because I knew this would be where I would complete the book. I realized at the beginning of the summer that the Yearbook was my last attachment to La Lumiere. This realization was rather sad since I had spent my last four years at La Lumiere. Well, I wanted to make my last impression a good one, therefore if you have any complaints don't come to me. I hope that all of you appreciate what to me is like the completion of my first novel. There is one person I would like to thank that I often took for granted. That person is David Kennedy. David was the one who made me hot dogs at two in the morning and made me stay awake the night before a deadline. Kelly, I want to wish you good luck next year, and thank you for all of your help this year. Pe- ter and Adam, my financial wizards, I hope you continue with yearbook. I am sure Kelly will be more understanding than I was. Jon, for all the time you spent in the darkroom, Clegitimate or notj the pictures were always there when I needed them. David and Juli Thank You for all the time you spent writing things I lost. And to everyone that helped me I say Thank You! Well, it is time that I give up my attachment to La Lu and move on. I want to wish everyone good luck next year and hope that La Lumiere gives you as much as it gave me. Right now it is giving me a headache. So, I must say Goodbye, Buffy Elliott 5 3 fvu V1 'J' T141 idents stakvs and 1nSU11CUCm.J thi? time: ntrocluction, body, and cfonclu 11,441 Jr, ,g,.mM ar 'N ' 1 nf, lx Y fm-f f - . eo 4, 'l I Q ' F t' .. ,unuug j ' ' l Q, t X ui , N- I -1 -. In VI ' 'N F ,, , x . , . I ,f , I gi' TT ' in fl? EN A x - - - . X . , Q gf 4: x V Jugs.: , . ' 11 - 7 'f vm . K . 'PM hy , -dw Y - 'J' l I It A . f' 'fi x.f.'.1D C1 ,sun nm noon . J f , I I' which iq unique and LQL9 11 Good orfranihauon IQ nefox from' 'L 'P fWhv was and or qfterw in thi fvwawe O quurd ,tal ss and mstructlon 7 thls time: ntroduotion, body and con 1us1o1 A nfs fx .nf X J!! J '35 J A 1 Y' 1 43. '. ' lf? .45-rm , . . ',-' ex ff f- . 7 I 1- .unnug 1 KZ: - J l -1 .x fl' C 1 sqi A . is ,JI ' 4 was dawn now o noon . J of mv most vu xgry, and half ln paper. in the passage Wh1Ch 15 umque and especla CGood organization is neces erstood it? ? CWhy was ndfor aftexw 2 MotherfDaughter Luncheon Sprin - lr 3 1 5 f I ,QL at ,-5 .-.lriu 455' xg ' '- M A 9' f . -7 1 Lf, , '52 Graduation 1988 Henry IV, Part 1 'Q nefore he gxves n to th. v N1mlm 4 lumlmxr 'ff ri , e jx W u. I 'N Q - JI , , in ' , 4 .13 ,.. -'ws gf' .: 'W' -1 sday, Februar day February kend Begins Return ving Recess Return Marking Period DVB A 1 ,' ','1 L4 y, february 2 wx HM February 21 ,a n Hy, ! 'y, March 13 ' day March 31 s , -,. A-Q--I1 I. me b ' w :laid xxx: '4 'sei pplicat not SH ,rf -if ., 5 ' .- 1 1 - 1 ' 1rorm 'mu . . t, , me ,lr y . 5311 1. , f.,. i f Q 1 ! wg 3 MotherfDaughter Luncheon rin , i 5 I Ex! M' M 1.1 i a 1 Q --v..,.f,.o is -. nf Graduation 1988 Earl Practice Wait, will you explain what a volleyball is? W Twenty five ears ago a group of peopk came to- gether to create some- place special. They want- ed a place to learn, a place to grow, and a place to love. The setting was a quiet wood out on a lake. The peace and serenity of land were to reflect the simple oals. We aghave a home in La Lumiere. Our home is not free from troubles, but we bare them together. We remember our forefathers with respect and appre- ciation for going out to create a better place, a place like La Lumiere. 1 ' .' QF. t . . swiss ,,.:-- ' ' ... , ,V A, x 1. .3 g 5 . ,V V V. xy, ff' Cf ' K x ' Iggy-11 'if Q' J , V ,sv-Q, ., -. 'q' 'f'.'1 f:, W,-.pa ,,..' ., -we-M ,f. , P -V Tk, juan? Jul: x gwaflflr- xr ., ,::g.., .41,tf'f'-fl -Q --iq f 4.43j3 '-gil - : - Z . ,J , Safifi . 4 . D . ni'f,??7 .' v . . 'asf' '-, 3s. ' -V , , A . , J' R- L, , l 1 , so W Starting from the first day of early practice the student body has found a great way to have fun and socialize as a unified group. The first mixer We experienced in this school year was a great way to get acquainted with the new faces. Since then, mixers have been planned to release tens ions, relax and raise spirits. Mixers have also been an outlet for people to reveal some of their favorite groups and songs. A few of the most played songs this year Were Devil Inside by INXS, Saw Her Standing There by the Beetles, and Thorn In My Side by the Eurythmics. Generally, planned mixers were in the F.A.B. and spontaneous mixers occured on the senior patio. Mixers are a great tradition here at La Lu- miere, and we continue to enjoy mixers for years to come. Buffy works up a sweat at a mixer. 100 ,ai-H Mr. fone: asks questions in the Quiz Bowl 1 .yt 5. . N W , I This year Interim Program was a special event at La Lumiere. The activities ranged from video making to Event? Hopping. The Interim Program occured the week before Spring Break and it gave the students a time to learn new things and experience the unknown. The students had a chance to go to the Windy City for a day, take a nature walk, toboganning, and play poker on Las Vegas night. There were fun times, but in between the fun there were some profitable outcomes. La Lumiere has its first video tape, the students learned what an oak leaf looked like, and several students saw there first piece of art work during Interim. Next year Interim will he as educational, but how can it he as fun? - How can anyone forget zany games? ES M.NA.C.CQ.l3.Cf Severol yeors ogo, rne Senior closs somehow con' vinced reocners rnor rney deserved ro oe freed from Mondoy nignr Srudy l-loll in order ro gorner in rne l-leodmosrers den Tnere rney vvorcned lvlondoy Nignr Foorooll ofrer olocing oers on ine reonws of rneir choice. Todoy, rnis rrodirion lives on vvirn Andy Vonderooegn os rne oer lseeper. Will Mr, Horrz reign ogoin nexr yeor, Seniors? A L sis, 1 Morole Cornrnirree Tne morole conwnwirree consisted of o group of Seniors rnor were rne silenr conrriburors ro Lo l.un1iere's scnool soirir. Led by Bridger Adonw ond Andy Vonder- ooegn, rnis group orgonized Wednesdoy nignr Acrivi- ries, os vvell os mixers ond gomes during Eorly Procrice, One losr resoonsibiliry rne morole cornmirree fulfilled vvos ro ger rne srudenrs excired for Lo Lunwiere soorrs. Tnrougn Nlorole Conwmirree supporr for our reoms Wos overvvnelrningi 102 xo- .r--iii' '-.43 36 ,A fi, qfhv N' gsm .Q E A s fi , In gg W3 mg isles, gf S. if W gil WTS .fi rv S' r r-- i ii i is !FNf'A? ,,:j'i S bI . ' ,. wav Prom Cornnnirree This yeors Prom seemed ro be sonwerhing differenr for Lo Lurniere srudenrs. Orgonized by Jon Nicosio ond Dovid Kennedy. We were oble ro hold rhe donce in Sourh l3end's Morriorr l-lorel. Prom goers were privi- leged with live enrerroinrnenr from Guord 12 ond rhe l-lorbor Mosrers. Their rnusic mode everyone feel lilse doncing ond exciremenr vvos in rhe oiri We even hod rhe opporruniry ro see occloinwed doncers such os Morion Owen-Felsere ond Dicls McAdon'is. s '. .n A' Q in yi 1 vw ' -5 . .r 1-5-M 4.., W i ff. f . A V A h Turoriol Conwmirree The ruroriol comnfiirree hod o full oppoinrrnenr bools rhis yeor. Under rhe close worch of Mrs. Longley, Todd Moggs, Dovid Longley ond Roderick Gunfiz rimes were orronged for ruroriol sessions Then, rhese people were given cerroin ruroriol rimes during srudy holl hours Bervveen biology, chemisrry, geomerry, ond olgebro ll, rhe ruroriol cornmirree found rhernselves being born- borded vvirh ruroriol requesrs before Dinner. They fools rhe responsibility. ' 9... r. - ': . P' 54 R . w ww'1ffUIsw is 5 uw wmmgfvuw The Big Brother! Bi g Sister program is one of the many traditions at La Lumiere. It begins during Early Practice when new students are given their Senior guide. This means that all new students, despite their class, has a chance to be the little brother or sister. Then, when these students become Seniors, they will become the Big brother or sister. This organization was created to make new students feel more comfort- able in their surroundings, and learn more about the la Lumiere way of life. ' 4 ' -' . C1 , -, . ,. V W- v U . yi 5. .,,-,fix , vi, K., yi., 0 ,. V' 1 ' A . . 5. AXE II I V 4 o 'P ' 3 Y! 1 M 5' . 9' vs'x-wilwtwib' N153 , Q ..-ar ,.,,,v,i'..x . .. K it x. V , . .,,, ,. . ' -f..,,Qg ...rv 104 Y J f 1 .5 'UIEEUEUU This years tennis team was one of the best La Lumiere has seen in sev- eral years. Every player went out with a positive, winning attitude which brought them victories. In doubles, it was fate that placed Liz Pechous and Bridget Adam togeth- er. This dynamic duo was undefeat- ed. Singles were also a forte. Tal- ented Peggy Kotz, Kim Brodkin and Lori Bohnen led the team. The new coaching staff of Bonomo and Van- derboegh was unstoppable. Pechous at the serving line. Mrs. Bonomo gave the girls some crucual instruction. Fashion was abounding with Pete Klekamp in his Filas. ..h ---...N Bridget and Kim ponder their next shot. Y Y, . ,..,N,N -f , V , - T, '-1 A ' ' ffff,f34,', ,V , WWWWJWIAI ' 'f-11.11, ,,,',4. ,,,, ,A 1 ,, - V r '-ft-,pu V, ., A A '-ff-2 ff 'ft Kai i. f - --.-.Mt eeee e.m-.-M--t M .... X - Q , ,-N-1-,t xxx-:-Q. .g - x-125: ' '-.1:f:m,- N'-, .-::.: ', qxf:,.':-.. :.f- x -.-.3:4if,fQ:,-gxgxv Q'x ' x ' ' I-gg. 4 5 .b-L. ' -'G C5196 4' Yi .. . wir vsik. v. ,zz-pt.. 106 W i'. .' ,.. -M Assistant coach Klekamp teaches grace and skill. ,,,..---- -LL, wh- A --..,,.,,,--x. 1 . I S 2' - , ' ' . ' -131:-' I - warn! - 'V . .. .x ri YA -, t f-.,-.,,, ,,, ,V ' Tennis practice always has room for Giddyness -M ,, ,,Lk -Tw ,xv- '4 ' xv, .M ...,. ..., I ??!? .-S.. . 4'?'f vf:::,,,,, ' llun ., 'A Q si 1 - . 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A newcomer to La Lumiere track, but not to track - Tom Pe- chous brought his talent in the pole vault and his running ability to us, Brendon Wilkinson has become one of La Lumiere's elite iron- men. Dan Duerkop brought his sheer sprint- ing ability to grace us. In introducing our future stars, we must not forget our old -faith- fuls. David Kennedy, another iron man lead the lakers once again in the long distance events. Geza Owen-Fekete and Vytas Kas- niunas shone as our two-milers. Pat Boulac is one ofthe all-area jumpers, and Jon Nicosia is an all-area discus thrower. This season three Lakers broke school records: Tom Pe- chous cleared 14'0 in the pole vault, Pat Boulac long jumped 21 '10 and David Ken- nedy set the mile record with a 4:43. 110 2 X Our very own Mr. Tracy Elliott The 1988 La Lumiere T rack Team. :M David Kennedy with a little blood, sweat and tears. fi.-f ' ' ' . H 4., I .. .qu ,,51u lvWDif ,gh x mf v Girls Tra Girls Track was looking up in l988. The recruits were soaring this year, and star athletes were discov- ered. Freshman Shonda Decker was a valuable hurdler and sprinter tor La Lumiere. Pia Rizza also backed the team with her fast paced long dis- tance ability. Juniors such as Sarah Kennedy and Jamie Peterson were vital to the team with their sheer talent. Seniors were an asset to team spirit. Coach Bliese was the stronghold behind the girls. Shonda, Watch out for that hole. Coach Bliese to the rescuel! , ...nw - rixxix It 'i -. , ,..,.,..,, ,..,... .. ,......-...Q ww- ' x on 'L N H M MM . 'i't'l..g..,i12 t i 1, . 1 , LA gg-11 Qs X' -1 Q.-4---.4 lv v v Mi .LI it i t 4 .. fN. vK:1,,,l ' X Sl! X .lx S 1 9 Lrg slit. Ag I-.'-1 K ..g-w -e - ' .,...,5i, -. 'iw' -' . g . , K 4 t S 3164 N L vt - K y .1 w X 1 xx -,. .cuss Cathy Reinke - The L-O-N-G distance runner. .4 ..,. . .f'W 1M,Manfz sv- -. 'ti' Nymigp g .1--' ,. ee. K I , 4' ,Y is . 'Falun . - i M31 i i Q' ,nh f ' , ,M .. . ...E I , ' .4- 'R 'N qawf my is .wi - . Ili -4 . iw l is it Fi lr i 112 5 . l Nl? .22 'Af 'JI Y .ft -. . 5' 5 .,off1-.V I ' V I - ., 'I - r -f 'I '. ' f ,. ' ,4 Yay' .0 ' 1 Jcmie Peterson leads The pack. in -S Lg! -31 sff' , ,,-91 G Gs-A 'Y' xx?-NY 4 , vii '.W-ua ,gg-, .-2 A .J-.-.V . ? , ' in v V , . , gb A TB-i .ff ' . ' . ' ' ' it , w X I 'T ,rn 114 .,- .,--A., I 9... 4- , 4 ..,,' avian' ,4. '77 Are we ready? 0' Spring of l988 held another winning season for la lumiere's Golf team. Under command of Coach Jones the team practiced hard on the course at Briar leaf. These practices led to something great, such golf pros as Mark Smith, John Bartolome and Chris Grifhn led the paclc, A pro was discovered in Tom Kite alias Damon Chilcote. There were also two femme fatales Andrea Border and Katie Grifhn. Tom Kite Andy tees oll. Jerry hits the ball as if its vengeance. .'..v- -' D lp' Katie, no shoes?? 1 31. ,,- S 116 Golf: An outdoor game played on a large course with a small 1 resilient ball and a set of clubs. The game of golf has taken on an entirely different meaning at La Lumiere. A , 15 .K-. John tee's off I I 7 N P-E G G Yf' www H-QSM .,., I ',.f1. V.. : ..-J wh -1 ' :nu :z -anna,--. ---N--nm?-PU:-n...,., 'XLT 'TJ . , 'L ..- T,-A.--2:1 'ima 'ff' -up ' -V ,-'T-ifgg, Q-f?'3--Swr x, sf 4 '4..sjy,a,.,' 'K ' 4-Mg, ' -' Q. ,X-'Q I xx N . QQWQ6 Q 'Yi .fgiyff Ki zj ' vgfgra Fifi Q' '- v X' h ' 1 Q s . A au-riff? ws., . , X. , ' .0 .QR ug- : x i L?- gfiq vii- zz mms-mvfmmcfx Awe-w,-www ..,.. ,-- .5 y xw -44 ..fJ. 1, ,f .. f-or V W P .-.. ,.....:.,, E ..: .,- .nm-uv. . . -M-.J W., Q. r fr .... . A-. .X KN! X Ray uses Dan Buck as his wheelbarrow sgxnyufm yn,-I :mph-.r xx .Q 1 -' ,v Rishi. 3 11' L f Q ,if 6,304 mmm . 3, ' 5 v -1 ,137 5 A f s I Q 5 s N 'Xxx 7 , . Q35 . , s gg V Q , V ,af ' 1 - gg: Q , af QLZQ e ' Andy 's friend Cliff o p?4yf,fnW- W-,,5f,g,fL' ff 43 fr -4 www -fem fn ,- fx A , 1 - , L I I. , I, , f f , .1 ' ffqaff 'V . xnf. f. 1 M I bwH, 1 f- ff kgff , Y W' as , , .. M' q W M ' ' 'gg ,,f f+ 1 1 A' 1. .,. W, , .q,, ig! ' C 40, 1.6 'Av . , . fb 'QQ'-1' d 'w j Q' 7 . '2- -f'.Q'.v b Ike' .M 13- ,f .. , -f I Y 4. 3 4, 'U xv ., as G x , .Q O . I . 'bs .rs T ' 45:8 s v Q sm f , O.q.gS,g V 4 2 Ai 1 ,fa if 14,15 x. , , A -. ., .V i is I 49- 5 'B K Q- A Qlxq xg ' A5551 .,.f.4-- '12 A Coach Hall KSpanky2 ponders a thought. 120 . - mv.. i X - 3 S ,,,,....,,..-.- ,-,,...41' The 1988 Laker baseball team began the year with more shovels than gloves. In a last early season rush the players gave valuable practice and tree time to help Hnish the new held. Many dramatic changes were made in positions. Pitchers became catchers, catchers became pitchers, inhelders be- came outhelders, and outhelders came in. Yet some- how it all came together under Coach Mke Hall. Seniors Matt Hallup, David Langley, Tim Mack, Todd Maggs, David Santana, Matt Barnicle and Andy Vanderboegh provided a source of Leader- ship to get the team through the tough times. It was a successful year. Suprising wins occured out of dis- mal prospects. The Laker Team pulled through in the squeeze and proved to be winners. 121 This year Prom was held at the Marriott in South Bend Indiana. Guard 12 and The Harbormasters provided the entertainment. There were thirty couples from La Lumiere enjoying the festivities. People danced until the music stopped, and then everyone cara- vaned to Nicole Sherrit's house for post Prom events. Every year Prom is considered to be one of the biggest events, and this year was no exception. The Sandman and his babe. 122 ITIII1 KM: i . v If t 1. S Look it's Mike and Dave! 'g,..- If ' V .W XX , ,bij 3 i 'JQG XV Post Prom The Evil Smile XV 1 E GCI-II!! J I X K , , - X fs- 1' I i gl 44 P ,, 4: . . f--1: . f A ..- ain't no big thing. k . . n -' ik' I ff X: ,r 4 , 3 f I L, y. X T 86 K.T. HQ-fffffig , IMC Oh Cookie 'S x lr- f- -an 5' A 1 Graduation The class of 1988 marched down the hill by God's hand with a different feeling in their hearts. Today would be the first time in several years that the Senior class would graduate as one. The speeches were given, the awards passed out and the Senior's received their diplo- mas. All twenty-eight of these students had a common bond holding them together. That bond was La Lumiere. After Graduation these bonds would be broken and all that was left was memories. La Lumiere helped us grow, learn and taught us who we were. Now we were graduat- ing to something new. 126 , A 1 .pi 1, 1 . N' up V 117 ' 'Pl ua Vigglig Q- ,., , ,v va ,..,'..... - , -- Inbo- 4--.C', ' Q 4,9 ' 5-J ii ,as LLL wg The Fairmont in Chicago was the perfect setting for the 1988 La Lumiere Auction. All of the faithful La Lumiere supporters were there, in addition to a few new faces. This year brought the alumni out to their Ol' faithful fLa Lumierej. The Acution was one of the fundraising highlights of the year. Thanks to Mrs. Buch, Mr. Elliott, Mrs. Hines and Mrs. Mennen the Auction was a success. The Seniors were invit- ed to sample the good life and their services. All of the blood, sweat and tears that went into the Auction reminds us what La Lumiere is really about. The carefulplanning and dedica- tion ofall of the people involved with the Auc- tion will be appreciated for years to come. uction Vanna White?! Let me be your host. X, s J I 1 K Our Auctioneer si' 'F x . I Elgar.. 'Q uw The Alumni Return! Q, 7 5 .WAN 5' wwlfrf i Q A --N .g.?ovn-vv-..-5-ff-1:-h --M ' ' . ,,. ..,.. ,,. 1 -M ., 'X- ,igJ.:'-:je'Q.,1J.9g'Q.,-apt . .. 4 , - - V ,.- 495'-u iW...,,, ,I hi f f 4' -. '. 5 :. ui 1, .3 flag U.: lvizksg! iggmw 3, xt 5 rx 'W ww, ,ds 'P' V 4 . nj-f ' 1-'71,r .sf7- - .- ww- MQ.: QV W.-ser? . - .'- 'J' - 0 mu R I JL' ww . if ., 'IW . .V V X l fi fl: K 3 4 x X I Required fun 5 ,I , -J .ft fig' I I ' -fy . ,f ll I if lf 4 arrg .4 unting This Yearbook is dedicated to Mr. Barry P. Bunting. For four years Mr. Bunting has dedi- cated himself to the La Lumiere family. Whether it be Christmas parties, rainy Soccer games or teaching a Moral Choices class, Mr. Bunting has given all of himself to the La Lumiere community and we will miss him in the years to come. For everything you have given us, we thank you, and we wish you the best of luck in the future. From all of us - for all you have given us we thank you. . wi. . , YN. k N X X X x Q. x l 5 I ..c-cw.-- wr..- '- X .bw . , J If -N- Y A' , ' . rv' S Us ' no - . M f , X 'K Q 1 . 6 X , ' - XJ 5 ' 4 N, gb. . --nn .,-r3' -L -f V .W ....,QfF? -S21 ' W , 5 X fs . . Q n si- JA' 130 LLKLUL L.L LE LE 'IELMIHE FLLL L1U.LLLLIl 'Lula l.L.I.I. LIILLLE LEUIHEKLLLI. 2. E1EfLEfLE1E LL.,LLL1,I.H. I.I.n, LLLILILLLLLELLL KLLLLLESY I 7 T'fE'?:T sf' :TC 'f7f f r2 Tfmii CU ELEEEELEL TELL!-E PTH: g . W Jn .J IN 4 V7 i lj Y VT -1 i Q 1 w 1: 1 -. Z 5-I ' 1 -,Q are FPE W If BE THE BEST YGU CAN BE wf ang M' THE ZEGERS FAMILY :QYQN .1 I, . I x 5' Q. Q -' ., If qos ., X . V1 Q ' A'g'vvN .fl , ' - . ff' ,gi , 'S ,. T ,V A ' A I . A w. X V- - 1:-ADF . . 5 iw 'vvs ' , 'Y f, . I - , U G' - M ,1 Q 1 . 1 4 SA ' V 'f' nf ' f'..4,,- 5' ' ' ' 'Af ' Q5- C oe Ph Q2l9J 872-8357 mmi epe Congratulations Graduates The Kotz Famlly Route 20-35 at I-94 Michigan City IN 46560 Man' Lou Linnen one e r C wmalifrcmfllciifflymi I-EUI.'5lfUfUfEIl EIEDUE WUIEUUE AdC 9 u i A IX1 1 Ji A Growers of Mrnf, C P orro N h Judson, Indion Porto e, Wisconsin EIJLEEI.ECD'L?IIJLUZ'UDlULUE MJD ILE 'UL 'HBE LEILLLEE S r. and Mrs. O r IT H Z r W ' III? D953 rvol M. Ado LUILIQ LIILL., IfllILfEl.Ll.'LU.El ELKLEE LIQ 12552 tE EL D FIRSFCFAMEQIOK Were Commumty Banks Erst First of Amenca Bank LaPorte N A M be FDIC rl I U IW g ' If f :J 1 F V Ai H L AN 1 wx I 7 I' I 1 IW I I-N , N I4 Q It I4 From the Adelmonn Fomily , 'O 0 1 I 0 , O O Sm rs IIEEI. L I.I.Dl,I.fErlf5. One Frnonclol Ploce Chrcogo Illrnols 60605 312 663 8300 Notronwrde Toll Free 1 800 621 3700 Member New York Stock Exchonge Inc lSecurrtres Investor Protectron Corporotron UHLVEEFEIEH1' I3LigIlEfI3l.i:Ef EHIEQ LJI3 'UEUE LIEHU WEE EMF IIE DUILUDU GJEUI. IJUJLJ :J J :J J H F . 5 4 -' D Liz, Tom, Mory, Jim, Anne ond Chorlie Pechous A V 'XX A X MINOLTA YASHICA KODAK LaZaIr Camera and Vndeo - 103 LINCOLNWAV LA PORTE IN 46350 SALES SERVICE RENTALS! REPAIRS CU IJIEUO IEIEIUIEIEKUUUIDIQU distributed by. MME EKLUND 42197 362 2671 Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers Inc Post Office Box 2015 Michigan City IN 46360 an IC Industries Company ,-, -111 In I l VIVITAR 0 FUJI 0 POLAROID I I . Q ' D ROBERT O. BARIQLEY, JR. SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT MANAGEMENT COMPENSATIGN GROUP LO5 ANCELES INCORPORATED INDIANA OFFICE P. O. BOX 4522, ELKHART, INDIANA 416514 219 26-41-9508 'UIIUIE IEIQUIUUEIE EDI BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS of 1988 from the Energy People Town 8: Country Gas Ser lce Inc Coloma and South Ha en M1 Altogas Inc Grand Rapids and Edmore M1 Q V 9 I O V , I , n Q O 9 o A 5 1 41 ,, 9. v. . ini Sv if t , . 'v ' 0 O ll . Congratulatlo s Andy and Austin' George Johann Cathy Reinke gi ,.-. f-f5f,f,, ,S,,.,., .....,-, Y , ..- - -.. .,.,-.. . M., ',.- - ---,,f-.. gn Tl ,..r -Y ,. ,,,- ,n-. . .,f, ,. ,..., - fx- , L -.,,,..,,.. ,3-,V,. x....., A j.. 7,3 w - , ,- -X ...-,,., ,, An ev., ,A,, ,, -., -L , . K7 . W fy., G --7!,,,, ,,-.i-9.3 ..-TQ WH, .MCI 97,3 M, ....A.., ..-,..-,. , .,---,.. g...' .., -., .., W N ,Q-.,3,1.-.,,,:l.. -f- ,A Tw.. Cy, .. .. ,.- .... ,.,.. .... 1-. ,Y .- -..MN ,x.l. . Zvi, ..fA,:v.y, ..,,,. . :V 5 ,.-V27 . ,,-,,, -7 M, - .,.. 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Hines PHONE 13121 852-szoo . 1 Congratulations to the Class of 1988 La Lumzere Parent Assoczatlon Congratulations To The Class of 1988 Good Luck From The Mennens LaLumiere Class Of '88 Congratulations an Best Wishes fo Your Contlnued Success Fiofrrgeratrorr Corooratrorr Congratulattons from Mr 8: Mrs Andrew J McKenna Best Wtshes And Congratulattons To The Class of 1988 ue and ran Swan S t dS yS 'h I mf Good Luck In The Future! Elliott and Associates Q I I C , t V A 'Q'-7,' ff I. :nv . ' ' r f.- Q I lr' fl lr' s V - g - 'V UN Q x V Q ' I . ff. . 'N I XR' I S F k Class of 88 from The Dehner Family Congratulations B tW h f1988 SAN LO MANUFACTURING CO INC Congratulations and es is es Class o C, C Congratulations on LOVE MOM DAD CHRIS AND NATALIE hx- --,Q U1 I I W .Q 'F 1' 9 7 TJ F' BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS GF 1988 DR. BEN KEN Natrona Mr. S Mrs. Anthony Accardi Arrow Termite Control Joseph S. Bartolome E Family Mr. S Mrs. Edwin B. Bosler Central Camera Co. Coca Cola Company Mr. S Mrs. Dave Evans The Dehner Family Don Jones Building Maintenance The Duerkop Family George Kingsley. Inc. Mr. S Mrs. Dan Hruskocy Mr. Irwin The Klekamp Family Mr. Stanley Lovelace and Family Mr. James Mack The Nicosia's Mr. Tom O'Brien Scholl Dairy Co., Inc. Nina Seme The Sorvillo Family Thode Floral A BlosT From The PdsT . . . Lo Lumiere wos somewhdT of o differenT pldce before ony of us knew iT exisTed. Before our enTrdnce, o differenT HeddmosTer wos in commond. He wds The HeodmosTer chosen for The 4989 school yeor, lVlr. Moore. CloThes, music ond mony oTher Things oT Ld Lumiere hcive chdnged ds well. IT wos noT even ThoT long ogo ThoT our school wenT co-educdTionciI. New Teochers, updoTed buildings ond oThIeTic progrdms hove olso occurred. One eIemenT of Lo Lumiere ThoT hos noT chonged, is The fomily. We olwoys occepT new people ond remember Those who hove lefT us. I .-f Did Mr. WelTer orgonize This worksqucid? 149 Turtle Roces?? 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Caroline Rodea Valparaiso University B.A. in Music Spanish I Spanish II Spanish III Spanish IV Linnen IP Spanish I Spanish II Spanish III Spanish IV Linnen Boys Baske Track and Francisco Pancho Roclea Escuela Normal de Eclucacion Fisica fPuebla Mexico Profesor de Eclucacion Fisica Volleyball fl-lead coachj tball fAssistantj Field fAssistantj Father John Schultz Gannon University Erie, P.A. B.A. fx' Q. sr. Marys University Baltimore, MD M.Div. St. Bonaventure University Olean, NY M.S.Ed. ' English 9 English 10 English 11 English 12 CElectivej Ass't College counselor Chorus :V 15 -E 'il i 5 2 2 3 5 1 5 5 Linda Weigel Indiana University B.A. in Fine Arts Independent Study fArt Historyj Art I fArt Fundamentalsj ,,,,.,...punuvcq, Advanced Art Wednesday Art Activity Lawrence Sullivan Loyola University B.S. Analysis Assistant Headmaster Dean of Students Chairman Math Department Tiddly Winks Club Varsity Soccer Head Coach I 5-iii. ns? , ..-. 5, . 5 J ohanna Miller BA Albion College, Albion, Michigan MA St. Louis University, St. Louis, Missouri Freshmen English r ' ..--.1-quqvumn -L-ib...,,, , Nqr-v Thomas A Welter University of Cincinnati Xavier University M.S. Mathematics 45 LeMoyne College B.S. Pure Science with Mathematics Algebra I Computer Applications Algebra II Advanced Calculus Detention Supervisor Dining Hall Director of Computer Center At La Lumiere there are some people that go unrecognized every year. We as the stu- dents begin to take them for granted after a while. The staff puts through phone calls, fixes sack lunches for away sporting events, they give us the money, clean our dorms and various other jobs we neglect to do ourselves. Sometimes we should sit down and ask our- selves, Where would we be without our 6777 mom's away from home ,W , .aw -J-1 'him with . - Greg Dudek: Our Very Own Handyman 30 Slczff i ' 'v-1'-'Q 1. ii g ., I H lfffxv I ' '11 ,A p Lois Melnyk and Bonnie Ames prepare those awesome sack lunches. -1-gl-1 Chef Ron!! The Famous Nurse Meele w- xi , ' f nj. f. 59,1 43 wh W Q 4 lim' um 'fl 1 pf' J - , sr X fs H-C K-. w W, uf' . fixge NXCB ' Aplffffgyg :J - K X. I ?:v,w.mMMv., we ,LMT ' f Lf' rw g5,Qdgw, C 666000 ,, x J- Nix 19 Qi . QW' ovei A0199 fi 1063? The Money Woman: Cindy Pagels Jane Lindbourgh VGLLEYBIALL Beginning fresh with a lot of new talent, the 87' Laker Volleyball squad came out with high hopes. Also new to La Lumiere was a new Coach, Poncho Rodea. The new team was disoriented for a while due to all of the new changes. Even the veteran players had to change con- siderably to ft the new system. The three and eight record does not even begin to express the amount of growth that took place throughout the season. From Row: Katie Griffin, Kim Brodkin, Bridget Adam, Laura Sweeney. Back Row: Merribeth Rose, Liz Lovelace, Maggie Ramsey, Moira Martin. Nina Seme and Peggy Katz. ,.,: in ai? ' J. 5' in 32 QT Seme digs for the ball. Captains Bridget Adam and Kim Brodkin had to lead the 1987 Volleyball team with their pride and spirit. Early Practice started and the girls complained of bruised arms, and sore muscles, but through the complaints we could see the formation of a team united through bruises and hard work. The girls learned a lot of lessons in the I 98 7 sea- son, but none as important as You must learn to change with the changes. '.f SRs Y- ll.. 'USN . Y .t V N SSW 41-A 'T 'Y SGCCGR With a team of twenty-three mem- bers, coach Larry Sullivan set out to do what he could with primarily rookies. Conditioning and basic drills made up a majority of the first months practices. Time passed, and the players matured into a team. Problems came and went. Their record of 4 and 9 does not accurate- ly display the ability of the team. At times even their zeal to win set them back. The strong and forceful leadership of seniors Austin Griffin, Chris Griffin, Matt Halup. Vytas Kasnuinas, Captain David Kennedy, David Langley, Mike Mack, Captain Tim Mock, and Geza Owen-Fe- kete gave the team the drive to suc- ceed. ln the end, the spirit and unity of the team made the year a success. 'vw,. -. . 0-0 Coach Sullivan and his players-SCHNARDI b It's a bird. it's a plane, No-it's Liz Pechous. Vytas where are the rest of the players?? , , C-3'r 34 .,j.J,,:,f' all' ..-M ,I . In um! X ffst' . - '51 . A ' 4. . Q. H 4 .,. if ' 5, .' if 4 , , . . 1 p, 4 J- 9 3 , :Q ,it I. o 1 1 1 QA ! 1 '. 1.31 4,94 ' f 1. MMOG' f . 1 ' .Ii x 1' , 1 I - ,. , ' fi Jr- , u,-g, . ' .-'.' 'A .fir 1 ' 4 '4'?? M-'vq5.wi'A fi' .wft ',p r -gzyinl CHA' . lv: ,. xx-- ' ' 6 f4'- -,.x'. - ' .' I' 4511--g.. -mg?-i ,. ,. . ' .Q i'.x :v'i,..,4-Q'J.f1'.4, ...QQ - A' , ' . ' 5 Q 'A 4 l F9-lv J-V-Ln: - -2ufA Z-nl qli:lV+Anv.u Tom Pechous scores. 4.1 fi Adrlt, 'CO f-div. C h, N.. r 1 3? 1 -7-L N X , ,E y. -. ,a f..Qy'- H 'QE if' is Nt WSIS 1217 A Q' 36 I A 'L if s r . X I x l ta. Q I .X -Q -, . ' - ,. ' ' X W il v s f .T-xKl.,,..-Y.. 5 . S 8' r -- f' WN f., Nm. V g J. N.. ,.. V ,Qi - -. -...W . ' 'msgs' 'SMX-.- 3 s-A 5-In I Q I Y. , N. ,X A ' i QNX?-fvmzbxbs iff' Jen., A -.. is-'wiiimw s-Wg: 1 'Ki km AT THE LINE OF SCRIMMAGE SACKING THE QUARTERDACK TEAM HUDDLE I! .L-. FOGTBIALL The La Lumiere football team of '87 ap- proached the season with many new faces and ideals. The new year also brought three new coaches. Coach Hall. a previous Jr. high coach, became our head coach. His assistants, Jim Beasley and Earl Fielding. gave our new head coach a great amount of needed help. For the coaches it was their first year as well as some of the students. The team was introduced to a new sys- tem that became a working system of at- tack. The 1987 La Lumiere football team had its first winning season. A 4 and 3 sea- son isn't perfect but it shows a great im- provement in the team. Much leadership was contributed by captains Ray Bonomo and Todd Maggs while help came from many ofthe underclassmen. The 1988 foot- ball season looks very promising as the coaches enter their second season. 37 Our 1987-1988 Football Team r f' ' 5 .7111 -- -twig.. . 'P I 0 B lv QF' 4 584 1' , .U -Xgx '1 .ff 1- ,tk 'ai 1' x 6 'M '12 va.-6' I f F. A 'x Y M 4 'H '47 'E x . . 1 M, cf ' ' 'A W .2 -f f 4 ft , 'a -NJ' I - L '-NA 3 -v , ?if? W .'-b----- 'img 3 ' R' 4' X, 'ff' J- S Frei-L V.. .V .R . ' - v 3 f Q .g 0 .V . -w X , .v X 's ' 3 38 'in :I ,K .EJ ...L wi-.1-LW 1 I4 1 -ff, N G.: 1 U' 'W f. -v - 41 ,ha ,W 4 gi Q Qs .. S-Tl. 5 I X Ld 1 I f. '- 1 x L K Q Q- Q .9 bf- xh W., -on-o .ai 0-P qnlw, 'V 'Q , .. s ,,, I 4-L . I x .. ' -S ,-' .p. -..- :wr -1+- WI .1..x-' ' wg, 4-.' X- X 'ff' The V QI S 'Deo . - 1, -. '7-' 7' f 1 '-'qua'-5-. . 4' f 5. I ' he senio ., ., 4 Q 'G-x':':' fsfuds -A -N ' . , 'I L ,I 3 .-.- un- I A X, . Oflp 'T L.,-':fif?' Ti ' oo'b0lA .'-.- . ,A , - 5 ' 'fa-., ,tv Ntxfwrl 1 .l - XY 'F .-rfvt.. M x .,,.5e-3,34 - -1-1-,Q A D. ., V 1 y-Q ','- V - . - ' .N 'Q ' ww' fq-rf.-. rfb- .W-h , f Working on the field. 4? Q gk? adj Work Squad The work squad numbers were low, but they managed to shovel their yearly quota of snow, rake the leaves, and fix our newly improved baseball field. Work Squad was supervised by Mr.Ben Hartz. Each season a couple of juniors or Seniors decide to take a season off and they were given the title of Work Squaders. One thing common among the people was they did not find work squad as an easy out once they were there. There is always something to do around the La Lumiere campus, and Mr. Hartz always seemed to find a job for these elite few. 40 19 M X - :rx Q it i O A A . f I' Q' 1 A2 A . 0 Q9 Then came a La Lu e Winter 5549 ' 1 5: Q ' h www Dan Duerkop 'f fa 4,4 f . 1 oz fill-Ailllfx , , , . ,Q vo X-'fi if James Landsman and Dan Hruskocy, couple of cards. hill 'Q' U 7 John Bartolome smiles on his way home Nina Seme Alex Lynch and Maggie Ramsey ffm. N . The Juniors have the toughest job here at La Lumiere. Along with all of the new responsibilities, the curriculum and the new classes have introduced great difficulties. Even the new priviledges some- times do not make up for the heavy work load placed on them. They have handled their burdens well. One of the many new tasks was to serve as role models for the youn- ger students. Here they have ful- filled .their duties well. With consid- eration and patience they handled a job that often leads to many frustra- tions. Such a job done well proves the excellent character of this year's junior class. 3 u 1 D q it , Q 5: ., ' 1 WJ' VJ' -.'A,-':,i, +f-1 V .cliff Juniors Mark Smith and Craig .66 F Hiler 43 Daniel Gumz Andrea Border Chris Nicosia and Nina Seme Moira Martin fbiamondj Damon Chilcote T X 4 A 4 4 J K ' -Q pn :EJ 4- Y - e ,,-fr, .- P- '- ' - 4051- 1 I, ,,, .-' --fu-. . . , 17 --lf. ' .- , - 4 . n Adam Voight 'ix A A- at Sarah Kennedy and Stew Helton f W 25 yea,-S, vmAgnnrgwwwqfnrugwwlmWU amily Album LOUNTV PUIH U, MBNA CSC 977202 L31LS 7: I 1988 The first graduating class with Headmaster Mr. Moore 'f' f, The Lamplighter Volume XXI V Eric Patterson loves the library Damien Lives . . . Becket Zoo . . . Red Garbage Can . . . The Juniors have left us with such fond memories. i Brendon Wilkinson says Peace Dude! 46 Billy-Bob Cress but i,,,.. John Hartigan and Kelly Bridgman bn Mickey Mouse, Mickey Mouse and Tom Pechous ,. :gi i 'fi 2 i?LK'. g' ' X' ff. -. if Q QT md 1.., Drew Roth SYS i . g . kg- ., . I 'S Ni: Ji gi . 4 rg A Liz Thacker Jamie Peterson 47 K iw ? ' sl 5',f it :fix FV... W. , V. ,f, cs-I ' Student Council - . s, , , - . of I ,I . ' 1, 0 . ' , .,..,,,,-f-1-.fl . --A ' - 41, , 1 ig ' - n ' ,Z V M - ', Q..,,.a-1 ' , f , ' 1 .1 -f U , , f 5 l .Y , . . QQ . N A .Z iv. 3 y s VJ' f. 4' ': ' --l' , ' '2' .f ' V ,, 1 aJ'.,g ' 2 , . 5-yn? if C A I ,' I' .. fin? f . 'I 'r 72:13 .. 1 5 ,V L, . s V za' N., I -, .1--1 , ae L. ' - N . i - ' ,vgx ,Y 2, if Q21 ' XN ,ly Student Council for the 1987-1988 year consisted of the follow- ing: Freshmen: Salle Vanderboegh, Cathy Reinke, and Jason Kor- kus. Sophomores: Brian Frazier, Lexi Elliott and Chris Zegers. Ju- niors: John Hartigan, Eric Patterson and Sarah Kennedy. Seniors: Ray Bonomo, Todd Nlaggs, Bridget Adam, Andy Vanderboegh, David Kennedy and Buffy Elliott. Blue Keg Honor Societg 'M iii? as . r 6..- is V I i J,-S..-'Q-:a1.--- 'N 24? , A , ,.. '- 1 ,. gh'-c' snr Q . ' ,4 E., ' A 1 , E 5 1 4.a,.v.jf. ,xx ,,.y ' 'A ,, f., Q79-if . , Q. 3 A v -T., f- ' l'fff+'.57ff' 8 ,- .- q . 4-. , .. .' J, --, Ai N531 ,jvlaf-I' .i.: -,1 T' '1,!I xZ:-sygyfz Y f- JJ 'ig 4. 1 -Q .KQV ,047 V? in 2.4, .5 . ., L., ' ' 'vi ' ' FY 1151 133-3- gl:'fAw' A314 'tv' Q-V 9.51,-yw-Aff' X -x:f,. :,..'.,, The Blue Key Honor Society is made up of select students from each of the four classes. Each student is given the task of tutoring students interested in La Lumiere. Mr. Elliott is the brains behind Blue Key. Jon Nicosia was the President for the 1987-1988 school year. This year Blue Key took its show on the road to students homes. This year also introduced the first annual Openhouse. aff J ' 1 'nxt , U ' if ky ' ' ' i ' 1- x Q Z 2 5 2 A 0' 'F 1 ' ' S. A. D. D. Katie Foley brought a much discussed issue to La Lumiere students minds this year. This issue, drunk driving, was discussed through her new S.A.D.D., Students Against Drunk Driving, Chapter. Katie and her followers pur- pose was to find ways to prevent driving under the influence. They planned such activities as a chapel with speakers from the group, selling balloons on Valentines Day, and a bake sale. One of the biggest accomplishments made through S.A.D.D. was their effort to stop drunk driving during Prom. Thanks to Katie Foley S.A.D.D. will continue to grow through the years. 50 S 'QXA QP 3 N '4 .i 5 Yearbook Every Wednesday, when students were go- ing to their afternoon activities, one group descended into the basement of the Main House. Here, under the guidance of Mr. Welter and Mr. McAdams, we began compil- ing our memories of the 1987-1988 school year. We worked together to fulfill our goal of making an exceptional yearbook for La Lumiere's 25th Anniversary. With Jon Nico- sia and Chris Bolan taking photographs, Da- vid Langley and Juli Barkley writing the copy, David Kennedy as co-editor, Adam Adelmann and Peter Kotz working on Ads, and Kelly Bridgeman getting the job of doing everything we neglected, the Yearbook was created. qs , U 1 I 1 , . - .- if - a A . , .r is , A ' , Y FY pg X fx Q ' 4 X A ' H ' ,X 4. - - x . -ff s . 4 0 ,ny r 0 N, - . ' x N, Mr. McAdams and Nina hard at work ehnezhag ight Artiuitiez Wednesday night activities were a new addi- tion to La Lu's nighttime festivities. Every Wednesday night as weary bodies straggled out of Study Hall, the S.A.C. was just being pre- pared. Then, all of the students would gather for the required fun such as mixers, quiz bowl, Win, Lose or Draw and lipsyncs -just to name a few. Most students agree Wednesday night activities were a nice break in the week's schedule. 1119 The Flame was La Lumiere's Inquirer. A lot ofFlamefans read the Flame to catch up on the gossip ofthe week. Some ofthe more intellectu- al personages read the enticing articles. This year The Flame brought some serious issues out in the open. The controversy became more intense every week, and by the end ofthe year people were dying for the next Flame issue. Sponsored by Mrs. Brockway, edited by Bridget Webb, and intenszfed by Dan Chon, Mike Ian- tria, Meribeth Rose and Jennifer Johnson The Flame left us all waiting for the next issue. 52 X-w ,J ililame ... ,,, 413 ,,... Ye 7.3 - .v:,fg,-0 I 4 'N 1 0 A , Hnbflvi. WV, Coach Sully Jr. and CDDJP. Bartolome. 54 Qt' akxiivqpfyaf' - SQQQQQQQN-2' -,Lf :qu 5 w. fl ' .2 'px - f, , . ,,,,,.,, . w,,..,.. NMMWWWIW .,...-4 MM ..,-v- -:.MuvYl 'Y . . . . .. , -4 -, -. 'wr-415344-'1'.-N V 1' v' 1:fV'.,4a-1 3 - 1Df'f'i:-' iw-fr' -fav -' .ff 'n m, 1.-V f Qffff- 1. .- iff ff 1 gffmm f 4 :mffg-f4iiI:'fE.x,' ' fi? 21-1 ' M 1 ,z,'5 7:7 ' 1,554--1'-1:12-ff-,w 'b 1 ' . ' ' -- - . 419354 ,X-J,JwJ:.' 'wffjbff'-1'-f'L', sk ' ' ' ' ' 'fi Iwgilei mx:-ff-A - gr H4 Q- M A- - ' . Ewuf , - 11 .Ja , ., .AQ , lv:- 4.1 , xf- H -. . W' K5 Ghis gear wrestling took on a new meaning at lla Ilumiere. with a theme of hard work and determination the wrestler's wanted to win. Che team went through a transition period this gear. Che leadership was found in the Juniors. John 'Bartolome came to Ba Ilumiere and his wrestling talent was an important addition to the team. Coach Barrg Sullivan Junior came in from out of town and he took the wrestlers to new heights. Other keg wrestlers include: Alex Bgnch, 'Eric Patterson, Chris Zegers, cRich Garibag, 'Brian 'Frazier and CDarc Conrog. :next gear promises to be a keg gear in Ea Eumiere wrestling historg. 3: A Board of Grustees CDr. Fredrick CU. 'Branslield CDr. John A. 'Buck II CDr. 'Barry 'P. 'Bunting CDr. George F. Connellg Jr. CDr. John U. Crowe 'Dr. 'Ragmond E. 'Daly III CUr. Gen-ance CD. 'Decio CDr. william J. 'Devers CDr. John CD. 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Gur La Lurniere Wres- tlers took this detinition to its outermost limits. ' -' T' N- -s sly sm Wrestlmania 56 BUYS BASKETBALL The 87'-88' boys basketball season was full of both successes and frustrations. With a new staff ot coaches tor the third year in a row the teams first job was to unity the squad. Head Coach Mike Jones brought a new strategy to the Laker team. The team ended with three wins and seventeen losses. The year was not without successes. Each member ot the team learned about dedica- tion and the drive to succeed. Seniors Ray Bonomo, Austin Griffin, David Kennedy, Rod Gumz, Jon Nicosia, Tim Mack and Mike Mack provided the leadership. an with a three pointer. he lovely Homecoming Queens look on. an Gumz makes the pass inside, 5 N - J-lx-'. N 'PS K x is X air. T lv 'Q . 5 wus . is -,'1-gf-Trix' sts . ,X . -, r. ,Qe?s:Q'Q' A 5 X av ' 'rf EK fm ' .1 .s-Q' ,, 'E-w,fj,Q,,m2i..,1 4 T.-.N ' Ji , ' ' -, . lsr . 1 .. A, l H . . . ...,s,3EMi. 5 'I Kennedy at the hoop. 1515 qgfgf:-Y W Q, 4' x J ff I can jump higher than you cun'?! 'x Ai xx , XX x , N. K X1 .fsx wana Si Q- The lokers defendmg rhe hoop. RIDE NW 60 I X ' 4 gi? ' 5, ' ' w i v ' K - :'.LW,-.Z.. f... ' . - , -. , .Qlfsvqir ,I ,H . , .AHS In Aerobics Life without stress' was Miss Bliese's goal as aerobics leader. She brought new aspects to the workouts such as lifting weights and running in sub-degree weather. Aerobics was transformed into a pre-training session for the track girls. Miss Bliese produced such stars as Jamie Peterson, Shonda Decker, Paige Sorvillo, Pia Rizza and Jeannie Cook. Through all of these workouts Jen- nifer Johnson kept the girls laughing. Jennifer Johnson f ' ff.: N fi fb Q Y J . e r .95 r ' r .Q ...JY .4 Jeannie Cook J. 4 !. 4, nl A fy I L P df Pia Rizza Jamie Peterson xX I It 61 Girls Basketball This year girls basketball took on a new meaning at La Lu- miere. Headed by a new coach, and strong underclassmen, Bas- ketball meant something more than a game. The girls took the slogan No Limits, and lived it. Coach Beasley always reminded these talented young women that Limits Exist Only In Your Mind. The Senior leadership played an important role in the season. Headed by Bridget Adam, Katie Griffin, Laura Sweeney and Buffy Elliott, the Seniors were Co-Captain with a winning spirit. Liz Pechous, Mer- ribeth Rose, and Nina Seme lead the underclassmen in every as- pect. Next season the girls will come back as the Lady Lakers, and be proud. Front Row: Kelly Bridgman, Laura Sweeney, BuD'y Elliott Bridge! Adam Katie Grwin Lexi Elliott Back '- in Row: Coach Mary Lewis, Michelle Mennen, Peggy Kotz Merribeth Rose Nina Sene Moira Martin Maggie Ramsey, Liz Lovelace, Lizzie Pechous and Coach Jimmy Beasley ,'-xi .awp Y' Q- lf. 5 'I 62 . a f , A 7, YY g, LALUIHE Come on you guyx get down here! v LILUNJUU .humming 3 Q YS Lnumm X M 17?-. 5 U I XX 5 J Q 3, PYP! W: g 423' X - - 5 illitlg. k .,,'. 244 is 1 v I -I 63 XX -1' XX Q K5 A LLINIER S fig ff -. 4 V Mimi P-8 Wait a minute, I don't get it. rf' in ? il f l'n AME' 4' .Sr 25th WW' Table Of Contents Opening Day ....................... Early Practice ........ Freshmen ............. Sophmores ........ Faculty ......... Staff .................... Fall Sports ......... Winter Divider ....... IOGUOOOIIOOOOOCO ActivitiesOUIOCOIOOOOOOIOOO Winter Sports ......... Seniors-Pullout ......... Senior Activities ........ Spring Sports ......... Prom .................... Graduation .......... Advertisements ........ Closing ............. Briclqet Cawleg Adam Basketball 23,4 Captains Award Tennis 5.4 Most Improved 5 Most Valuable 4 Track 3 Student Council 4 Secretar Blue Key Honor Society 4 Morale President -1 Big Sister Committee Prom Committee Mixer Committee y4 K. i i R X Why can't everyone else just be like us? g ww 'iw Y: x .sg is ,x- L. What's a matter Bridge, it's only death! Dick St his fan club. Auction 88' 66 That could never happen here, but then again it might - it did and I'm glad! rc, I Let's have a rap session in the gossip haven, B.Y.O.F. K,B,B . f, X,- 'xvi 7,7 .' S 'J' K' 117:37 -I-!,,,3 'Tl rvq--qv: .L 1 Lat iv The future sea tones! B,D,B,A. No one ever listens to me, and I'm always right. A.A.V. At least one of us made it! matthew william Barnicle Tuck 1,2 Football 5,-4 Soccer 1 Baseball -I B131 Brother Commmttce Communxty Servnce B,-4 Cmemu Club 4 MNA C Q B C, Morale Comrmttce llnlvetslty ol' Dayton Xw You can't always get what you want. but if you try sometimes, you just might find you get what you need Rolling Stones ff, wfsf' FW' 'A 'e are ' 9 -K . j 5--3, 'ij ' Vf agmond Arthur Track 4 Football 1, 2, 5, 4 M.V.P. 5. 4 Captain 4 Baseball 1, 2, 5 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 4 Executive 4 Yearbook 1, 2, 3 Weightlifting 4 Big Brother Committee Mixer Committee Bonomo . r -. 'e 1 'ks , 5Q? l rv - 'f 's- . 70 .,b?l'1, V 7, --1 - ,VI --- ' ' ' X--, -,l.---1 Wl.,,, ., -. .. ni- x ..,--iff TY -urju, if li..-i f l 'F I I. ' I ' -I , , ii EU I I: 5 F xl 4 it I fi' l- Q 4 4 1 p l l' F I l 'A if '7 Q1'7:Elf -TY ' 33145132 She's not a Conybeare, but she'll do. - R.B. The Quarterback got sacked. - ? Thanks Mom, Dad, Laura, Megan and Anne I f fPatriclQ George Track 3, 4 M.V.P. 4 Football 3, 4 Work Squad 5, -l Mixer Committee Morale Commrttee Big Brother Committee Cinema 5, -3 All Area - Track Boulac ,vi '1 ' i lil... ' 'J 'Ill 40 I.U. Dude! Breath - PB, X O O 'Klmberlg Eltse Tennis 2, 5, 4 Captain 4 Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Captain 4 Aerobics 2, 3 Tutorial Committee 3, 4 Big Sister Committee Morale Committee Cinema 5, 4 Tvrodkin ' ,. , Q i. f , , 'Q V A ,Q Y. .C WA7 FA :MJ ' Nx FQ C Gerard A. Delmar Wrestling 1, 2 Football 1, Z, 5. 4 Morale Committee 4 Big Brother Committee 4 Yearbook 1, 2. 3 M,N.A.C.Q.B.C. 5 is exif' i fi X fi 11 . ,, Ni ,glue ,, ,x Q N I 4 Elizabeth Anne .J Student Council 3, 4 - Presiden Blue Key Honor Society 3, 4 Volleyball 1. 2, 3, 4 Store Operator 4 Basketball 3, 4 F Co-Captain 4 Tennis 1, 2 Track 5, 4 Yearbook 1, 2, 3, 4 Editor 4 Rick Coppens Award 4 Dorm Proctor 4 Big Sister Committee Morale Committee Prom Committee t4 Elliott La L. gi, - ws. if J! Sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name and their troubles are all the same. - Cheers 'Kathrgn Consicline foleg Katie K.T,, Axel Bradley University Baseball Manager 5. 4 Soccer Manager 4 Basketball Manager 4 Dance 3 Chorus 4 S.A,D.D. President 4 Flame -1 If -'U' ,Bye ,... -ew Forever Friends, I Love You. Thanks, Daddy For Everything. I Love You! M'n M's Forever! . TF . . ..,.' - 'W ' 1 . 4 . , gl , .A Baby, you're the greatest! Triplets Rule! We'll always be together, I'm help me. Can you stupid? - Paige S. Sorvillo At least the pizza arrived on time. - Michelle Mennen What a waste of sperm! - Billy Bob I've come to the conclusion that every class I sleep in, I'm doing well in. Therefore, I should sleep through all my classes, - Mike Iantria Military Intelligence, now there's a contradiction in terms. - Good Morning Vietnam Your children will follow in your footsteps. Where are you going? - ? They won't let me get in the left lane! - Bridget Webb I'm a klirigon - Nate Bennett And the moo moo's by the fence. - Mike Banghart All four of them - Dan Chon Thank you to all of those who made my short career at La Lumiere successful and special. -f -A. I 73 Ann 'Katlmerme Griffin The College ol' Notre Dame Volleylmll 5,-X Basketball 4 Captann 4 Track 5 Golf 4 Arr Acriviry 25,4 SNC. N T C, B151 Sister Committee Mmxer Commmrree Cliristiau 'Hugo Griffin Soccer 5.4 Wresrlmg Z Basketball 71 Baseball Z Golf 1,4 Big Brother Committee M.N.A,ClQ.B,C. Wi' ,nn g p7Su7b , he if L as 'Q S. if ,,, 3,-,E S - 4 1. -S 3 .Av M V 1 1 33. 321 5 Ig vw. gg JIT, N 'Q i Y SL .3 lin. Austin michael Griffin Soccer 25,4 Basketball 25,4 Golf 3 Most Consrstent 3 Track 4 Baseball 2 Big Brother Committee Yearbook 2 Cinema 5.-I N 2- 3 scsi? in ig? e c t ,xy 1 1 - I7 . 3 ..-, QQ. xf., 5 'YQVXQQ IUH :Roderick Gerald Gum Valedictorian 4 National Honor Society 5,4 Football 25,4 Outstanding Contribution 5 All Area Offensive 8: Defensive Tackle Scholar Athlete, Most Valuable Defense 4 Basketball 1.5.4 Track 5,4 Most Improved 4 Baseball 2 Tutorial Committee 3,4 Second Hour Committee OK, Act Natural Yep, 372 pounds, Smile, as if we didnt already know how to. We gotta get out of this place , , . The Animals You can check out, but you can't leave Eagles If you don't like it 'F' me. Dave Langley Idget V.K, Bi D.L, Are those Angus Rod? T.C. 81 jon Get the bloody piano off your back. Doc k Bill - Bob, Can't you count to one! Doc K Food is Food, Hall It's not La Lumie-re Mr. Elliott Chip! Liz L. Be Kind To Animals -wr ---nf af matthew James Tlallup -Ialapino Scalop Fred Menry Regis College Basketball 2 Track Manager Z, 5 Soccer 3, 4 Work Squad 5, 4 Baseball 4 Cinema 3, 4 -Mgr 'J My Grandma hits harder than that W' at ur I may be going to hell in a bucket, but at Least l'm enjoying the ride. Greatful Dead alapino's Fiesta Villa Sandman Ugtautas 'Kasniunas III Soccer 1, 2, 5, 4 Wrestling I Basketball 2. 3 Track 1, 2, 4 Yearbook 1, 2, 5, -l Tutorial 5, 4 M.N.A.C.Q.B.C, . r?lAv 4153 l ' I 1 The Weeze Chili-Con Spring Break 88' The time of my life 4 Klqsi t Chaperone? Goombay! The Sween Beck! There's too much caffeine in your blood stream and a lack of space in your life. - Smiths It's a load of -. We could stop the world and let off all the fools and let them go live with their guns in the sky. INXS Liz - I see the world has made you sad. - Dire Straits You can't go the distance with too much resistance - Billy joel Walk down this road, when the road gets rough, I fall down, I get up. - Fleetwood Mac You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today. And then one clay you find ten years have got behind you. - Pink Floyd Better move over 'cause you're goin' too slow, I feel the need for freedom not it's time to go, - Bryan Adams And I will go on shining, shining like brand new, I'll never look behind me, my troubles are few, - Supertramp Now the sun's gone to hell, and the moon's riding high. Let me bid you farewell - Dire Straits ve M David Christopher enued Soccer 5,4 S Capraxn 4 Oursrandrng Conrrrburron 4 Basketball 5,4 Track 71.4 M VP, 4 Captain 4 Yearbook 4.4 Co-Edrror 4 Srudenr Councrl 1,4 Treasurer 4 Store Manager 4 Prom Commmee Mrxer Commlrtee Morale Commrrree Blue Key Honor Socrery 4 Help. we are being squashed! .V-P' 1 . fl? si' U many'-sN'al . ' T ' Ag ., T 1-3 Il C LH 122 I I T A 'f -'E V Package Check ca Q 7,55 LYN- nfi X ll l -'Q . .4 7 vw. ,, -7 I U! RJ X, -XL lj 3, if , Eg.:2:.,, f , '55, i.. Oh arm. Foul, Giddy! 'vu 5. Hi There! Me and the guys Oh Davey fPeter Charles 'Klekamp Football 5.-4 Baseball 5 T C h 4 W l L R M N A C Q B C C Cl b 4 B L, B h C 4 QEFR RIIIIA 'X Y: lux. Av' Qavid Jeremg mark Eangleg Purdue University - Engineering Major Soccer 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 2, 5, 4 - Copy Editor Tutorial 2, 3, 4 CCo-Organizerj Declamation Contest 9, 12 Blue Key Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 3- ' s x ......- - ,.. -., r - s , ' X 'T-rr. 3 Q magx -1- 't Y 2: r . --X-N, -S9 me-N E Y xi , N -. ' .N 4. -s, Q: -at - k . X X . . X x ' 82 qu J We made it together Double Trouble ,gf f f . in an Q V-f 1, .4 5 i - f , ,fm lic' I Q- -rams. 5 9 :fn ' I 11 MW' Y 0 ' 2 l u, E ff A I, some 'V N Friends: past, future, forever The little guys that made all the difference There is no great talent without a touch of insanity. Orid Oops! - A.P. Chem during an explosive lab Please David . . . or else! - Nina If the world laughs, laugh right back it's as funny as you are. - Unknown Great miracles begin with small dreams. - Unknown Children leave home now, while you still know it all! - Unknown Love your enemies, it makes them madder than hell. - Leo 'Gimothg Aaron mack ..T.. Soccer 2, 5, 4 - Outstanding Contribution 4, Captain 4 . .,., Basketball 5, 4 46' Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4 - M.V.P. 3 - Leadership 4 - Captain 4 Significant Athletic Contribution Award Morale Committee 4 Community Service 1, 2, 5 Cinema 4 I H ...- , , 5 , ' mAi l . ' - .ff : 'ef1 . .sxnwkc Q 1. M., 'ix A. - h, . WR.: . x - .-s tr X-, t1....x -sf-.:s 'sew ,..-.5. ff- - .exzaiaaa - -f to -V. ', 4 L , ,. - --f,N4,t, x. . - -- . . M t,..SS.:,!r- sage. A .R x . N .. A gba: X Q f- ad New PX wwf A , P A xu.t,g.N-, :S--Q ,se ,, , - M Q1-Eiiiiitatif'-ew. ' Q if 1 jf' 1 'if- ,. ,:,,Xx:Q:i,-,qw -' X - - - ' .iq ,gt-5 gpg-m,,.w , ' 4 .. ,Q N4-Q5 .. , th' 4 : 'of1vX'S':? 'X .1 , . 1 wr.: i it 'ixibae ' lie ' .,.i QB--., iuiiil This is great - Me October 4, 1987 Wabash RIP BREATH Thanks Mom 8: Dad - Me I -f '9' michael John mack Football I Soccer 2. 5. 4 Outstanding Contribution 4 Basketball 1, 2, 5, -l Baseball 1, 2 Golf 3 Community Service 2, 5 Blue Key Honor Society 1, 3, 4 Service Award Presidential Fitness Award Unsung Hero Award 1: ,I I r F R Q N514 xififxilr 84 Kia lf. P s -,-X - ., if 3-'ii l Iwi Extreme To Iixtreme - Bill Brockway Hey! Me you touch me and you are dead meat - Kennedy Thanks for the encouragement Dave Langley Life is too important to be taken seriously - Oscar Wilde Codcl Oliver 033885 Tutorial - President Blue Key Honor Society Student Council -4 Football 1, Z, 5. 4 Track 1 Wrestling 4 M.N.A.C.Q.B.C. Baseball 2, 5. 4 3 1 N., 1 ' . ,W 85 I Q 6 ' s Q P lDJ'Q7if It was like you had gone away to camp with your friends for a few months, and then back 1 Love a I 3 -.J home to your family. No one knew all of the faces, but no one was actually separated as being new. After only a few days, there was no distinction between the old and the new. The family ties were quickly strung tight, as we were merged together. La Lumiere had become a family that possessed many individual highlights 1i., I 1, ' 5. I . 'R ,fx 4, A 5 The Linnenertes Thank You 86 maurine meuneu Basketball Manager 5, 4 Volleyball 1, 2, 5, 4 Tutorial 3, 4 Track Manager 4 Art 1, 2, 5, 4 Big Sister Committee President michelle so Q-. e, ' s .fl T TW' , s ' . l. --, N gi- Me! Pgw if . 4 Q I- O- 1 Q -' B -ns, fi 1'- Harb0r's Edge Regulars ,-.fp f , , Chai-lie's Angels? Hells Angels? The-y're La Lu Angels Todd, are you going to the MorherfDaughter luncheon? Classic Sweeneyism 4115 Zi f ' 1 Jon J. Lllicosia Blue Key Honor Society President Student Council Z, 3 Track 2, 5, 4 Virtuoso 4 Basketball 2. 3, 4 Captain 4, M.V.P. 4 Football 2, 5 Baseball 4 Yearbook 2, 5, 4 - Editor 4 1? Big Brother Committee Prom Committee President Dorm Proctor 4 v--7 Thanks Bahama Mamas The fiesta had to end, Triple Tmubleg I fU3Y5a'Z'1E, Q, e ' ' 1 Qc. -, 7? A 1 h Q Ailx 30 ' , , R - 'E i T 1 l . 1... At least we had fun at Prom. Zuke! Lal-terjoliet V-Ball Squad Real Sox Fang ' is When I think back on all the crap I learned in high school, it's a wonderl can think at all -Paul A Simon S. Africa Ut flies, it diesj l don't know how it happened, it all took place so quick -Dire Straits She's not a Conybeare, but she'lI do. -Ray 8: jon The best thing to do for an exam is get a good night sleep. A. Griff Hey Andy, let's watch hockey at Dick's Thanks LaLu 87 1' fn- 4 J 11 N. V -45 Qaniel francis O 'CRourlQe Track 3, 4 Big Brother Committee M,N.A.C.Q.B.C, Work Squad 5, 4 447' si 'X uyiix , al I Nothing had changed it's still the same I've got nothing to say but it's O.K. - The Beatles Gaza Qwenxfekete Crnema 5 Drama 3, 4 MoralefSprrir Committee -1 Soccer 5, 4 Baseball 3 Track -1 vd v I l 4 -Ts .6 5 ' x.i. ' Hia tx 4: ' tq .g. f AA' 4 V I 1 ,N ' ai fx ' ' ilyf, , Qi E L- fi hi-Q5 .S we . I . - 1 , . ' M X 1 Q T 1- . Q 1 54 ' 1 X' . ' Q if Q' L I1 'V rf r- lfs- ' .4 f I J W, I Lf' f ,Nl x ', 'f4l0'r.'.,' 5 ,n ,f ' r V A. f ., . 4 -n.. ' hh aiu- , .4 y, , zvghz- I f 1-. f ' ' 2 - K - e me e . e fx ineiff Da id Plnthong Soccer 1, Z, 3 Baseball 3, 4 Big Brother Committee M.N.A,C,Q.B,C. Track 1, 2 Cinema Club 3, 4 Santana I ber you guys were wondering why people call me M the Sanman , . . I.U. weekend l l 1 J W ,,mqv!'l- 'ir Laura Sweeneg Volleyball 1, 2, 3. -I Tennis 1, 2. 3, 4 Basketball 4 Co-Captain Aerobics 1, 2 Work Squad 5 Aft I, 2, 3, 4 Mixer Committee 4 Spanish Club 1 Aquinas College Grand Rapids. Michigan f ' XI 1 E ' P4 . .-.Q lvs QT, as ' l'K'N. ag. I'll miss you when I go. A, Parsons UV15' L.. T' You've shared my deepest thoughts A. Parsons 4 v--41. ,.-1 140 0 4 I was dreaming when I wrote this - Prince Take a walk on the wild side Lou Reed I can turn the grey sky blue Temptations If you can't he with the one you love, love the one you're with Animals Ask me why I dont know Allan Parsons What you see is only an illusion Allan Parsons It's my life and I do what I want. It's my mind and I think what I want ? I don't know it's all psychobabble to me Allan Parsons Take me for a fool, well that's alright Allan Parsons And to those I left behind Allan Parsons I'd smile and say you were a friend of mine Allan Parsons Mom and Dad - Thanks - Me Liz, V, and Shelly - I love you Andrew Allen Univeristy of Dayton Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Captains Football 3. 4 Soccer 2 Basketball 4 Cinema 5 Yearbook 3 Newspaper 4 Dining Hall Proctor -l Student Council 1, 2, 4 Drama 1, 2, -1 President - Morale Committee Significant Contribution to Athletics 4 Headmasters Choice Award Big Brother Committee 4 -4 MZ.. Are you ready for this? Austin you know you really are not that cute. - Me In this corner Atashshe - G.L.O.W. ln the washer and dryer room ofthe hotel - Sarah This girl is a freak show - Buffy No I never would fool around on him - Bridget Thanks Mom Personal Services I 'tlfiuf Bridget ebb S.A.D,D, Flame 5, 4 Editor 4 Track 1, 2, 5, 4 Volleyball 1, 2. 3, 4 Big Sister Committee 4 Morale Committee gg. ' ::., f' 1 F I Hoorah! - Me e. T sr 4- 93 I h -. as . e-,,,f ,PM X 9 3, -sv . 1 Q - ia?
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