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

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BOYS SERVICE CLUB Row one—D. Raymond, T. Curtis, M. Holmes, R. Kimmcl, E. Soetje. J. Burns, D. dcMycr. Row fuv— B. Kncislcy, B. Mayes, A. Barcus, J. Day, D. Forrester, T. Hall, D. Bowen. Row three—R. Wollcrt, G. Gierke, T. Cloutier, J. Kncislcy, R. Hull, B. Worrell, J. Ludwig, B. Masters. Boys Service Club Future Teachers The Boys Service Club is one of the newer clubs in the school since it was formed only three years ago. Offices rotate among the members every three months, making it possible for each boy to hold an office sometime during the year. The club has charge of some of the bulletin boards and has other pro- jects for the betterment of the school. Their big- gest project was sponsoring the remodeling and re- furnishing of the school’s recreation room. Mr. Harold Hargrave is the club’s sponsor. This club furnishes opportunities for those girls who arc interested in the teaching profession as their vocation. At their weekly meetings a program is presented which will enlighten the girls on the teaching profession. This club sponsored a dance, the Snowball Bounce, to enable them to present a scholarship to one of the outstanding seniors planning to become a teacher. Their sponsor is Miss Ruth Walk. FUTURE TEACHERS Row one—Miss Walk, J. Hcrrold, B. Gierke, R. Ebcling, C. Heywood. Row iw —M. Mcnzcl, J. Zygmont, A. Anderson, K. Barnes, D. Wiman. Row three—M. Tarnow, B. Buncon, S. Moeller, C. Galloway, K. Hutton. Row four—P. Piasccki, M. Glcim, A. Nichols, J. Codding, J. Nilson, M. Prcdd. Page twenty-five

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f MAJORETTES—G. Tracy, K. Kimmcl, M. Mcnzd, J. Bon islawski, M. Strass, J. Shepherd, J. Whorwell, D. Metcalf. COLOR GUARDS—C. Whorwell, L. Schmidt, T. Warnkc, D. Reberg. Majorettes Leading the band down the field at half time are these high-stepping cutics who add color and variety to the band presentations. They also accompany the band in various parades. These girls usher at the annual band concert. Pep Band Color Guard The responsibility of these four boys is to present colors at the home football and basketball games. During the half time at the football games they perform with the band. This is the only color guard group in the state to march at half time as the band plays. Life and necessary noise for all pep sessions are furnished by the pep band. These musicians help to boost the Sliccr morale. Row one—C. Wliorcll, R. Smith, B. Bcckncll, K. Jacobson, A. Barcus, R. Wollcrt. Row two—D. de Mycr, E. Gordon, D. Moore, R. Fenn, C. Cumerford. Page twenty-foxir

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT Row one—D. Rowell, D. Asmus, R. Hult, J. Kncislcy, S. Gross, T. Cloutier, D. Brockcr. Row tuo— C. Route, C. Porter, N. Jasinowski, D. Erne, B. Dhondt, L. Scott, J. Holderbaum. Row three—J. Wdlcr, C. Rutz, P. Neighbours, J. Rehlander, K. Piper, J. Hutton, B. Doeppers, J. Belles. Row four—L. Jacobs, S. Kuk, E. Soetje, H. Turak, D. hubs. Tod Mishlcr, D. Ebert. Ron’ five—A. Johnson, D. Forrester, W. Davisson, D. Bird, J. Ludwig, B. Kncislcy, Gene Gierke, Ted Mishlcr. SENIOR HONOR SOCIF.TY Row one—S. Mourer, A. Joseph, S. Anderson, Row two—Mr. M. E. Hyde, C. Heywood, J. ‘Hannemann, S. Link, S. Gross, B. Gierke, R. Moore, M. Cichon. Row three—D. Reberg, D. Bowel I, J. Day, J. Hcrrold, M. Harrison, J. McCarten, J. Belles, M. Reiter. Row four—D. Asmus, T. Zickc, R. Wollert, D. Bard, J. Kncislcy, D. Hult, J. Lawrence, K. Jacob- son, L. Cooper. Student Government Senior Honor Society The representative government of L.P.H.S. meets bi-weekly and attempts to solve problems suggested to them by the student body. One representative is elected from each room and two each from the study halls and band. Projects for the year have included a Homecom- ing float, Hobo Day and the sponsorship of assem- blies. A court is run by the student government officers to sentence school offenders. Mr. E. P. Bea- bout sponsors the organization. In order to qualify for membership in Senior Honor Society, the student must be in the upper one third of his class and must then be voted into the society by the faculty. The Honor Society operates the monitor system and collects absence slips under the supervision of Mr. M. E. Hyde. Three scholarships consisting of one hundred dol- lars each are given to three senior members of Honor Society who are going to college. Page twenty-six