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

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Adelaide and ihe Farmerette were ihe hit of the Hot Box. and Dolls” mission full of crapshooicrs. The gamblers changed the location of the game to the sewer where Sky later rolled them one thousand dollars against one evening in the Mission. He won the bet and saved the day for him and Sarah. After an American prayer meeting, Sarah left to find Sky but she found Adelaide instead. They convinced each other of the necessity of accepting the bad points of Nathan and Sky and marrying them right away. A few days later Sky, as a member of the mission band, offered the mission as a place for Nathan's and Adelaide’s wed- ding. Nathan beg Adelaide to believe hi undying love 13

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In the «evwn beneath New York City, Sky Masterson roll» the Rambler for their oul Guy meet doll on the trect» off Broadway. ’Guys The Music and Drama department of La Porte High School combined to present the musical “Guys and Dolls” by Frank Locsscr and Abe Burrows. The play is set in New York City in the late 1940’s. Adelaide (Karen Salek) found herself under pressure from her mother and her fourteen year old “cold.” Her schemes to marry Na- than (John Rokely) were aided by Lieutenant Branigan (Joe Russ). Nathan also involved his friend Sky Mas- terson (Carl Galloway), in an affair with Sgt. Sarah Brown (Judy Garwood) of the Save-A-Soul Mission. Af- ter a surprise trip to Cuba. Sky and Sarah returned to a 12

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The Social Studies Club float was selected as the first place winner in the Homecoming parade. Homecoming— 1963 October 4 was a beautiful, brisk autumn eve- ning—perfect for the 1963 Homecoming. The fes- tivities began with a parade down Lincolnway and out to the high school. The parade was led by the La Porte High School Marching Band and included six floats, the Homecoming Queen can- didates, and cheerleaders. When the parade reached the school grounds, a pep session, led by the cheerleaders, was held around the bonfire. Students then rushed to Kiwanis Field for the Homecoming game with Goshen. After an exciting and successful first half. La Portcans watched the half-time show. As the band formed a crown on the field, the floats were reviewed before the crowd. The Social Studies Club float was the win- ner. The half-time activity climaxed with the crowning of the 1963 Homecoming Queen, Myra Bo well. When the second half of the game ended, the score was 38—6. The Homecoming dance was held at the high school following the game. Thus ended the celebration of Homecoming 1963 for the LPHS students.