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

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SENIOR BOY REPRESENTATIVES Row one—J. Schumm, Tod Mishlcr, D. Howell, R. Kimmcl, D. Surowiec, J. Jasinowski. Row two— D. Reberg, J. Wegiei, J. Hubner, T. Allcscc, T. Ciccka, D. Bell, Mr. Hargrave. Row three—T. Zickc, D. Asmus, J. Day, R. Wollert, L. Schmidt, B. Masters. Row four—T. Cloutier, R. Hult, D. Bard, J. Kncislcy, K. Jacobson, C. Whorwell, D. Forrester. SENIOR GIRL REPRESENTATIVES Row one—B. Bardslcy, J. Bandistel, R. Surowiec, B. Sass, M. Birkholz, G. Northam, S. Anderson, G. Tracy. Row two—L. Erickson, B. Jones, C. Hey wood, B. Gierke, S. Gross, J. Dahne, S. Mourcr, M. Corty. Rou three—Miss Bceslcy, J. Hannemann, C. Lloyd. U. Carlson. G. Travis, M. Cichon, M. Reiter, J. McCartcn. Row four—M. Harrison, R. Moore, J. Herrold, S. StofTcr, J. Schroedcr, R. Vandcwalkcr, J. Kelly, J. Belles. Senior Boy Representatives Outstanding senior boys arc elected by their class- mates to be Senior Boy Representatives, enabling them to attend local service club meetings. This year twenty-five boys visited meetings of Lions, Rotary and Kiwanis clubs. This program gives the boys valuable association with club mem- bers and their work in promoting civic projects. Mr. Harold Hargrave sponsors the group. Senior Girl Representatives These girls were chosen by their classmates to represent the class at the monthly meetings of Busi- ness Girls, American Association of University Women, and Women’s Literary Society. By attending these meetings the girls become acquainted with various aspects of civic organiza- tion. They learn what will be expected of them as adult citizens in the community. Miss Thelma Bceslcy sponsors the club. Page twenty-seven

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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

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FRENCH CLUB Row one—J. Reed, S. York, J. Lempke, R. Moist, S. Anderson, J. NiUon, Row two—A. Gulley, M. Theodore, N. Frye, K. Whetzcll, T. Cooper, A. Anderson. Row Three—Miss Dick, S. Grove, L. Cooper, A. Johnson, A. Barcus, D. Blackburn. SKETCH CLUB Row one—J. Gcrbrick, P. Baity, J. Tracey, N. Kalsow, P. Piasccki, P. Gibson. Row two—S. Schindler, M. Garrison, S. Garrett, S. Harrow, L. Laramore, M. J. Predd. Row three—Mrs. Thomas, S. Decker. French Club Parlez-vous franqais?” The French Club does when it meets twice a month to practice speaking French with their sponsor Miss Dorothy Dick. At luncheon meetings the group reads plays and stories in French. When they meet in the evenings, at the homes of various members, they learn to play games in which they can speak French. The main project each year is the Christmas dis- play in the main floor showcase. A Bethlehem scene was featured this year. Sketch Club Sketch Club, which has been reorganized this year, stresses art as a recreation. At the roll call of meetings every member presents his or her art work for the week. The club took an educational trip to visit the art museum in Chicago. They also took numerous field trips visiting the scenic places around LaPorte, such as Pine Lake, Stone Lake, and Fox Park. When the weather is bad, they sketch drawings of landscapes around the high school. The sponsor is Mrs. Bernice Thomas. Page twenty-eight