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

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The library is in a state of confusion as the end of the six-weeks period approaches. Students hurry to pay fines, search madly for the book which they read last term and now desperately need to complete their course, and skim through magazine articles to find last minute reports. We do all this to improve that grade on those little yellow cards which we give to our parents every six weeks. How long can two years be? Ask any girl as she finishes her last day of gym. She will long remember running to Kiwanis Field for a rough game of soccer, getting back to school in five minutes, and taking a hurried cold-shower that somehow always seemed to leave her hair straight for the rest of the day.

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What would school be like without the classes? Like heaven, you say—but wait—stop and think. What would it really be like if we didn’t have biology with the studying of birds, insects, and little green frogs? Just imagine the girls screaming as they re- move the entrails of a frog! Believe it or not, this is an occasional occurrence. A few of the mighty seniors venture to take chemistry where we find that all is not peace and quiet, especially when we work in the lab. An ex- plosion or an unusual fragrance is noticed in the halls of L.P.H.S. much to the amusement of the underclassmen. Testing for unknowns is the exciting part of chemistry, for we find that the substances arc really unknown.

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Page ten We will back and cheer forever as they grab another win. Cheerleaders: M. Birkholz R. Suroweic (J. Bandistel S. Palen