La Porte High School - El Pe Yearbook (La Porte, IN)

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DAVID McLELLAN Studies do not tempt me.” RICHARD FRANK MACHEK I'm working my way up.” DOLORES MANNIA Active natures arc seldom melancholy.” ELAINE MARQUART Her heart belongs to Tony.” JOHN MITCHELL Little man, you’ve had a busy day.” MARGARET JOAN MORGAN She is always the same.” JOSEPHINE MORYL Carefree.” JAMES R. NICKELS Why worry myself with worry and care? Before I know it I'll have gray hair. MARY MARTINEZ Friend to everyone—enemy to none.” SHIRLEY MASTERSON Why aren’t they all content like me?' MARGARET MEYER A quiet tongue shows a wise head.” JOE MIKULA Always at hand when something is to be done.” Page sixteen

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DANIEL JAMES LEGNER Counts his sure gains and hurries back for more.' OWEN LEMPKE I’ll worry about tomorrow when tomorrow comes.' MARY ANN LEROY Every girl has her devilish moments. MARY ANN LEVANDOSKI Full of fun and friendliness.' ROBERT LEWIS He takes things as they come.' RICHARD LIDGARD A little backward about coming forward. ELISE LILIENTHAL What would Shakespeare have said?' DON LIPSCOMB Mischicvious is putting it mildly.' MARY LITTLEWOOD Though music hath charm, the musician hath more.' pat McCauley “There’s no substitute for her.” glenn McCullough I’ll hurry off to play elsewhere.' CHARLOTTE McLEAN She has a mind of her own and keeps it.' Page fifteen

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DOUG OLLING SHIRLEY PERSCHKE Arc you having any fun?” ELSA PETERSON One never knows, does one?” JOHN B. POL I often wonder who will run the world aftei I leave it.” JOSEPH W. PORTEN I’m one step ahead of my shadow.' A most sensible and fit man.' WAYNE PALMER Leisure gives him pleasure.’ MARIE LOUISE PARKERSON We like to see her smile.” BARBARA LOU PEO Just a plain school girl.' JOHN J. PRUDEN From care I’m completely free.’ JANE PUDLO Always sweet from week to week. HENRY J. REJAK Carefree and kind of bashful. EDWARD WILLIAM RENFRO What good will it do?” Page seventeen