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La Porte High School La Porte, Indiana Student Life . Page 4 People .... Page 34 Clubs.........Page 76 Sports . . Page 1 04 Ads............Page 1 26 LPHS is . PEOPLE in ACTION The daily life of each student at LPHS is a record of individual action: therefore, a year- book is a composite of a multiplicity of actions. A writing project, a lab experiment, a reading assignment these are some of the actions of classroom mental discipline. Action is also the essence of extracurricular life. Singing in the choir, participating in sports, acting in school productions, yelling at the athletic contests, marching in the band, supporting a club project these actions are evidence of our social con- tributions to our school. Each action, whether purely mental or intrinsically social, is im- portant since it prepares us for the more de- manding world of action beyond graduation. Mr. Smith helps Ed Hildreth plan his schedule. Offices and Patio Are Major Points of Interest Mary Moryl and Karen Phillips brouse through the many selections in the paperback bookstore. Karen Phillips and Valerie Scott pur- chase an activity ticket from Mrs. Marvin Goad, bookstore manager. Many students find that relaxing on the patio is a pleasant change of pace. Mr. Mitchell is a good example of a happy high school principal. Miss Bccslcy. G. R sponsor, and Carol Chud- zynski. G. R president, discuss plans for the Senior sponsors Mrs. Morgan and Mr. Schultz discuss class plans with a group of seniors. Christmas formal. The majorettes arc a colorful addition to every football game. 6 Students Engage in Various Extra-curricular Activities Student Council president Dave Stocks explains plans for an after- game dance. Patti Esposito and Roger Pcckham were one of the many couples who attended the 1964 G.R. The Man Who Came to Dinner Banjo lures Lorraine Sheldon into the mummy box. Banjo comes to visit, surprising Miss Preen. Cast of Characters (Major Characters Only) Mrs. Stanley Miss Preen Richard Stanley June Stanley John Sarah Mr. Stanley Maggie Cutler Dr. Bradley Sheridan Whiteside Harriet Stanley Bert Jefferson Lorraine Sheldon Banjo Beverly Carlton Jackie Oak Kathy Finley Bob Koselke Kandy Marek Robert Herrold Susan Kolash Dick Fitzpatrick Ardyce Gullickson ........Fred Lubs Dick Handley Jan Mellenthin Peter Scott Jary Gierkey Richard McDaniel Kerry Cox Professor Metz shows Whiteside, Maggie, and Bert his ant colony. Harriet Stanley shows Whiteside a memento of her past. 9 Homecoming—1 965 Court Karen Swanson Jayne Troth r Queen Rosemary Tymick takes the traditional ride around the track The pri e for the best float was given to the language department Homecoming Queen Rosemary Tymick T • ' n A . Prom-goers admire the French garden scene Queen Diane Jones poses with her court. 12 1965 Prom . . . “Midnight in Paris’’ Junior class president Dave Handley crowns queen Diane Jones. One of the many happy couples attending post-prom activities, arrives at the theater. The Prom Queen and her date arc interviewed at the theater. (3 Jayne Troth Varsity cheerleaders. FRONT ROW Dixie Harmon. Sandy Heiden: BACK ROW Kathy Sipe. Jayne Troth. Sue Bass. Marti Essling. Reserve cheerleaders: KNEEL- ING: Sue Luther. Paula Samford; STANDING Sally PfafT. Linda Alban. Varsity and Reserve Cheer- leaders Help Create School Spirit 14 Varsity Cheerleaders display traditional orange and black. Mr. Hockctt’s students work diligently on their class- room projects. . _ . . . . . , ... Norma Loomis chooses a book from the library. Art students produce varied projects in their class. 17 Miss Krcutncr. Latin teacher, displays the dress of the early Romans. A Miss Manring's German class prac- tices with tapes in the language laboratory. Mrs. Stevenson drills her Spanish class on verb forms. A Variety of Languages Is Offered Mrs. Guyer's second year French class studies a new dialogue. ie 19 Mrs. Morgan quizzes her senior composition class on their homework assignment. Leon l.anning practices his speech for Mr. King's speech class. BOYS’ STATE SEATED Jim McGhee. Phil Wine- brcnner; STANDING: Steve Moore. Bob Hcrrold. Yon Lindborg. TOP FIFTEEN SENIORS Pam Monfricd. Anne Har- grave. Carol Chudzynski. Sue Marshall. Dave Handley. Judy Swanson. Steve Moore. Steve Chrobak. Becky Gehrkc. Loni Gustafson. Dave CofTccn. Pam Replogle. Virgil Ford. Cathy Fitzpatrick. Jay Bcchlcr was not present for the picture. GIRLS’ STATE: Mary Klassen. Pam Replogle. Nancy Gcttingcr was not present for the picture. 20 I Pepper Club sings the “Hello Song to a visiting The usherettes were an attractive addition to team. Sheer basketball games. Various Organizations Promote School Spirit Pepper Club advisory board makes numerous decisions concerning the policies of the club. PEPPER CLUB OFFICERS. Roxy Lindborg. Rose Rumcly. Cathy Fitzpatrick. Cindy Post. Mary Lou Parsell The fundamentals of basketball arc taught in Mr. St rye kcr'sgym class. Gym and Health 77 Vocation and Commerce Vivian Bowen was ihc winner of this year's Home Hconomics Style Show. Gary Heiman works with a vice in machine shop. Mr. Tarnow explains the events leading to the Civil War to Roxy Lindborg. Social Studies Sherry Kimmcl observes her fortune on the zodiac wheel. 24 Math and Science Dan Slimlcy describes the parts of the slide rule to his algebra class. Sven’s cruelty gives Belle good reason for murder. The action of Gnisia is cen- tered in the kitchen. H. W. Poe. associate pro- fessor at U. of South- western Louisiana and au- thor of Gnisia. is a former student of Miss Vera Kel- logg. Belle eyes the poison that will bring Emil's accidental death. Gnista by Harold W. Poe CAST OF CHARACTERS Idgo Gnista Kathy Finley Bette Judy Zimmermann Sven Robert Hcrrold Elley Alicia Bonnet Burk Dick Coddington Drayman Pat Riley Sheri AT Jack Ivey Coroner Fred Lubs Emil Don Trigg Signe Rose Rumely Burke prays for mercy as Belle's spirit comes back to haunt him. Sheriff Kirchc consoles Signc after she learns of her brother's death. 27 Christie Swanson Diane Jones Court Rose Rumicy Kathy Si pc 30 Miss Donna Uhlcmann 31 1 965 Track Queen fl 0 • r n n nn. John kohnc. president Senior Class Officers Dave Handles. vhx president The scnior class officers were elected to lead the Class of 1966 in their last year in L.P.H.S. As senior class sponsors, Mrs. Donald Morgan and Mr. Tony Schultz aided the officers -John Kohne. president; Dave Handley, vice president; Debbie Williamson, treasurer; and Karen Swanson, secretary. Debbie Williamson, treasurer Karen Swanson, secretary Seniors 1 966 Abele. Karen Adams. John Albcrdmg. Penny Allen. James Anderson. Bruce Anderson. Carol Anderson. Cristina Anderson, fcldcn Anderson. James Anderson. Jim D Anderson. John Arndt. Rosemary Arnhol . Dane B.i ilc . Rita Bailey. Ruth Baldridge. Ken Barcu . Jill Barko . John Barnhart. Jane Battle . Gary Bauer. Ronald Bayer. Diane Bays. Barbara Bay , Dean Beaty. Gregory Beck.Jan Beck. Linda Beehler. Joy Bcl ost ki. Donald Bcl o ki. Michael Benn. David Benton. Linda Berg. Jodcll Bergren. William Bcrnacchi. Michael Bcrnacchi, David Berndt. Thomas Bettuo. Oleta Bicna . Gail Birlson. Sharon 37 Seniors Found Time To Participate Blake. Kathleen Bleichcr, Nancy Bluhm. Randall Boardman. Stephan Boklund. Jacqueline Boklund. Robert Bondevon. John Borden, James Bowen. Charlotte Bowman, Arthur T. Bramerd, Terence Bray, Martha Br.i icr, Charles Brewer. James Brewer. Ruth Bridges. Dunne Brinkman. Nancy Brooks. Betty Broviak. Lucy Brown. David Buckley. Allan Buchlcr. Frank Buhr, Marianne Burger. Margaret Burleson. Billy Buts. Karen By num. Samuel Caddy. Thomas Carnes. Floyd Carter. Carol in Many Extracurricular Activities CmIO, i:d«ard Chalik. William Chalman. Kay Chkbowski. Donna Chlobowski. Ricky Chmielowiec. Carol Chotcttj. Ted Christian. Carolanc Christian. Sheila Chrobak, Stephen Chod nski. Carol Ciucct. Jacqueline Clark. James Clark. Jess Clark. Linda Coddington. Richard Coffee a. David Collette. Guyla Colston. Lola Cook. Julie Cooper. Lmdall Cooper. Paul Cooper. Wendell Corey. Rctha Corsbie. PaukctU Craft. Scott Cromey. Janet Cross. Ronald Cunningham. Dune Curtis. Cynthia The School Song Was Sung for the Cutler. Robert Dam. James Davis. Raymond Davtv Vicki Dawson. Robert Day.Judy Decker. Douolas Decker. Robert De MuikK. Steve Dickey. William Dillon. Terry Dolc al. Dona Dvdo. Steve libeling. Timothy kdclmann. John tdmgton. Joy tiler, Dianna tiler. James lldridgc, Robert tngle, Bruce tnglc. Mary Ann tngle. Terry tnochs. Jerry tsposito. John tssling. Kathleen tvans. Banks hvenburg. Judy tyles. David Fagan. Tom Fear. Peggy Last Time by the Seniors of 1 966 Fcnskc. Terr) Ictchik. Paul Fischer. Robert Fisher. Bruce l-ithcr. Judith Fitzpatrick. Catherine Fleming. Charlotte Fleming. Duane Flickinger. James Flynn. Deborah Foor. Ron Ford. Virgil Franccftchtni. Michael F reel. Vicki Fncdnch. Paul Fronlc ak. Rita Gaiko. Georgette Galloway, Marion Galloway. Sue Ann Garr. Jacqueline Ga dick. Marian Gchrkc. Rebecca Gtcrkcy. Jary Giese. Dorothy (iillon. D Paul Glanders. Linda Gloff. Craig Good, Jerry Graham. Pam Gray. Marcia Senior Girl and Boy Representatives Gregory. Dennis Griffin, Dennis Griffis, Kristine Grimes. Marilyn Grocndykc. James Grocndykc. Nora Groff. Richard Gropp. Roy Gross. Kathryn Grover. Michael Gust. William Gustafson, Elonwy Madden. Elizabeth Magerty. Diana Mall. Deanna Hamilton, Roger Handley, David Handley. Sara Hannon. Jacqueline Hannon. Patrick Hanson. Brenda Hargrave. Anne Harmon. Dixie Harness. Diane Harrow. Barbara Hart. Janice Hart . Patricia llauschild. Richard Hauscbild. Robert Hawn. Alan Attended Local Service Club Meetings Hawn. David llawn. Joel Hays. Gail Haytcr. Luannc Hedge. William Heiman. Gary Held. Margaret Henderson. Leslie Heningcr, Diane Henry . Lira Herr old. Robert Hershman. Rose Hess. Gregory Hctisi, Susan Hilbish. Jane Hoeppner, Virginia Hogan. Kevin Hoke. Mark Holdsen. Caren Hollingsworth. Charles Holmes. Pamela Holmes, Sandra Hooper. Deborah Hooper. Harold Hope. Jane Hoskins. Sandra Hough. Charles Hough. Donald Houston. Emily Huge. Linda Counselors Were Kept Busy Helping with Hughes. John Hughes. Michael Hvattc. Gale Irk. George Ivey,Jack Jaque . Raymond Johnson. Allen Johnson. Carol Johnson. Judy Johnson. Laura Johnson, Vernon Jonas. David Jones. Bruce Jordan. Clayton Jordan. Ronald Kaiser. Kathryn Keenan. James Kcgcbcin, Barbara Kellogg. Karyl Kendall. Jell Kcpcha. Judy Kidwell. James Kimmcl, Sherry Kirk, Stephen Kirkham.Cary Kirkham. Patricia Klauen. Mary Klcmcnt. Sharon Klonowtki. Chcrylc Knoll. Diane College Applications and Future Plans Koehn, David Kockcnbcrg. Joan Kocpkc. James Kohnc. John Kohout. Linda Kolash. Susan Kollack. Patricia Kosclkc. Robert Kouscn. Jerry Kovenz. Cheryl Kraut. Jack Krueger. Ronald Kuhn. Donna l.anrgan. Catherine Larson. Bruce Larson. Joel Lauderdale. Alvin Lawson. Charles Lee. David l.cmbcm, Theodore Lenz. Brenda Lenra, Rae Ann Ixnze, Charles Lcwallen. Kathy Lewintki. Ted t.mdborg. Yon Lloyd. Sandra Luber. Theresa Luba, Fred Magky. Dennis Seniors Devoted Much Time to Maibauer. Steven Mulysiak. Larry Mann. David Mannia. Barbara Marcum. Rodney Marshall. Susan Martin. Earl Martmscn. Gregory Murtucci. Carol Mayer. Beth Ma ur. Lawrence McCarty, Dan McConnell. Dennis McCoy . Sharon McCoy. Terrance McDaniels. Beverly McDonald. Gary McDonald. Susan McEnterfcr. Richard McGhee. James McGlothlin, Glenn McKicl. Helen McMahon. Bruce McMahon. Sally McWhirter. William Mekhoontotc. Payom Melknthin. Janis Menkes, William Men we, Howard Merchant. Randy the Writing of Term Papers Meti . Dorothy Michael . Shirley MichaUki, Jim MickcHon. Greg Mikulti. Dan Miller. Barbara Miller. Jennifer Miller. John Miller. Pat Million. John Mill . Manlu Mmmck. Marlcen Minntv Kenneth Monfncd, Pam Moore. Manlyn Moore. Stephen Morgan. Terry Mo er. Dianna Moyer. Ronald Moylan. Daniel Murray. Lcn Myer. Karen My er . Shane Saegetc. John Naha . Barbara Ncakraie. Robert Neal. Jem Nebon. Tem Ntchok. Susan Noble. Gail The G.R. Formal and the Prom Noble. Golden North. Richard Novak. David Nutting. P Jeanne Odum, John Oliver. Henry Olsen. Dianne Oran, Dar lc Orsborn. Sherry Page. Terry Pahakk. Denise Pahs. John Parsed. Mary Parsons. Alan Pate. Dorothy Puukttc. JelT Piuson. Harold Pearson. Walter Pcckham. Roger Peli . David Penn. Gerald Perrett. Cherne Peterson. Linda Peterson. Pamela Peling. Paul Petrie. Mary PfalT. Kathleen Phillip . Chris Phillips. Jon Pierce. Joe Were Highlights of the Year Pics chala. Terr) Hike. Robert Pinkerton. 1-arry Piiska. I unc Plochn. Karen Pomton, Connie Pint. Cynthia Post. Sharon Presley. Nolan Pulaski. James Pvch. Janet Hudson. Douglas Rainier, Charles He meter. Roger Ray. Richard Raymond. Dennis Read, Mary Reed. Carol Reed. Catherine Reed. Judith Reed. Robert Reed. William Rccg. Dawn Reeves, fcddic Reinhart. Jo Ann Rcmpala. Lynn Ren . Karen Rcpak. Karen Rcploglc, Pamela Rcuer. Robert Commencement Ended a Rcuiilc. Anita Rhein holi , Tamara Ribordy. Linda Richard , Susan Rigelwood. Judy Riley. Richard K.och. Carl Robinson. Caudia Rosenbaum. Jack Rosenau. Deborah Rosenircter. Richard Rumcly. Marjorie Rupenthal. Abo Russell. Sandi Russo, Sandi Sandy. Michael Saylor. Jerrie Scharf. Ronald Schirr. Susan Schmitt. Carol Schoof. Dottic Sc hoof. Marilyn Schreiner. Cynthia Schrocdcr. Janet Schultz. Venal Schul . Jack Schumm. Sucllcn Schuster. Roger Scott. Janet Scott. John Busy High School Career Seymour, Sandra ShafTncr. Salite Sharp. Sto rt Shepherd. Jerry Shepard. Susan Sheren. Clifford Shields. Patricia Shrader. David Shreve. Michael Simar. Charles Simonson. Susan Simpson. Patricia Singleton. Christine Singleton. Joyce Smith, Patricia Smith. Ronald Sokolowski. Lucy Spctgle. Linda Spence. Carol Stassen. Douglas Steffy. Richard Stcpanek. Christine Stevens. Judith Stevens. Janice Stevenson. Henry Stombaugh. Diana Stocks. David Stone. Sandra Stricter. Diana Stupor. Nancy Seniors Anticipate Future Sturgill. Sandra Sutor. Ronald Swanson. Judith Swanson. Karen Swanson, t.indu SwciUer. Barbara Srawara. Richard S ilagyi. Daniel Tallenco. Angela Taylor. Douglas Terry, Claudia Thompson, Catherine Thompson. Jcanninc Thresh. Mary Timm. Terry Tinchcr. Mark Tolliver. Terri Tonsom. Michael Travis. Karol Trim. Richard Tripp. Bruce Troth. Jayne Turner. Walker Tymick. Rosemary Uogcr. Patricia Van Dcnburgh. Beverly Voight. Darrell Wadick, Robert Wahlstrom. Larrv Wallin. Edward Years of College and Careers Water . Judith Watterson, ( hark Weal brook, Daniel Weather . Gary Weigicl. Walter Werner. Alton Whorwcll. Denni Wilbcrg. Jamc Williams. Nan William . Sally W illiamson. Deborah Willtam on, Diane WilKin. Judy Wiltfong. Sheila W inebrenner. Philip Winter . Janet Wiseman. Robert WobtO. William W ollert. David Wood, Sherry W'ood. Sherry W ood . John W ood . Mary W right. Joyce W'right. Judith W right. Vicki Wyc as ki. Judith York. Barbara Young. Sheila Youngblood. John Za«rada. Frank Zeller . Carol Ztarnck. Bernadette Zoll. Patrick Seniors Not Pictured Allen, Larry Doran, Janet Frankinburger, Ronald Hicks, Virginia Kennedy, Jerry Kessler, Jack Killingbeck, Raymond Koepfler, Joan Koppert, Wobbegina Kostka, Judy Lawson, Harold Moore, Gordon Moore, Lorena Parkes, Charles Propes, Donald Robinson, Antoinette Smutzer, James Taylor, Luke Upp, Francis Welch, Terry Wright, Betty Zernick, Frank Zuzock, Terry Zuzock, Michael Payom uh her family, the John l.indborg Mr . l-indborg. Sue. Roxy. and Mr Lmdborg Payom Mekhoontote Payom Mekhoontote was an American Field Service student who came to LaPorte from Korat. Thailand. In Thailand she has two brothers and one sister. While in LaPorte she lived with the John Lindborgs and had two American sisters. Sue and Roxy. Payom loved our food, football, and basketball. She especially loved the snow, which she had never seen before coming here. Payom was ac- tive in school life here, and she made many friends. Payom' American tistcr . Sue and Roxy, attempt to teach her to play the piano. Homework a a part of Payom' bu y life here in the U S A. SCHOOL BOARD Dr Scih Philbrook. Mr. Kenneth School. Mr Merlin Porter. Mr. Howard Ri- bord . Mr Bud LuhoUki. Mr George Boklund. and Mr Howard Murdock Administration MR. WILLIAM MITCHELL Principal MR JACK HYDE A t. Principal MR HAROLD HARGRAVE DR. JOE LOWE MR. J. ROBERT MILLER Superintendent Ami. Superintendent Ami. Superintendent Faculty GEORGE ALLESEE Civic , Geography. Junior Cl Spon- wr RICHARD BAUER Bookkeeping. Head of Commercial De- partment ALINE BUAGHMAN School Nurse. ENA Sponsor rilELMA BEESLEY Shorthand. Girl Rcserses and Honor Socict) Sponsor. Dean of Girls. Coumelor BYRON BERNARD Biology. Bi-Phi-Chcm Sponsor A ALLEN BRINKLOW Social Studies. Concessions Man- ager EDDIE BURK Choir ANITA CAMERON English HELEN CANFIELD Commercial H JEANETTE CASSI I English DARRELL CHAPMAN Power Mechanic . Stage Manager PHYLLIS COOK Assistant Secretary. Guidance Depart- ment DAVID COOPER U S History. Chic . Chemistry VIRGINIA COOPER Library. Library ClubSpon or CHARLEEN COSAND Physical Education. Counselor RICHARD DEAR DU REE Commercial. Coach DOROTHY DICK French. French Club Sponsor. Head of Foreign Language Department JAMES DILWORTH Mathematics EARL DOLAWAY Mathematics MARGARET DRING Home Economics SYLVIA EMBREE Shorthand. Counselor EDWARD El IKES Social Studies. Head of Social Studies Dept. Social Studies Club Sponsor WILLIAM EEIKES Mathematics ANN LINK English. Commercial. Junior Claes Sponsor JI RRY I INK Biology.Coach THOMAS FISHER Chemistry. Bi-Phi-CbcmSponsor GUY FORI MAN Head of Music Dept . Band Orchestra TnM Sponsor HARRIET GARRISON EibraryCkrk FRANCES GOURLEY Biologv Head of Science Dept . B. Phi-C hem Club Sponsor MARION GUYER French BILL HANNAH Bookkeeping.Counselor ROL AND HOOKE I I Art. Art Club Sponsor CHARLOTTE HOGLE Mathematic . Head of Math Dept FT A Sponsor ROBERT HOKE Phy Ed.. Health. Coach HELEN HOLMAN English JESSIE HOTCHKISS Home Economic SUZANNE HOWELL Home Economic . Sophomore Cl Sponsor NORMAN HUBNER Head of Phyv Ed Dept and Athletic RUTH HUDDLESTON Typing WAYNE JOHNSON Physio VERA KELLOGG Speech. Tau Sigma Chi Sponsor RUTH KELLY U S History. Counselor MARJORIE KING Mathematics NOEL KING English. Debate Coach AZALIA KNIGHT Director of Guidance. Counselor GEROME KUCHARSKI Dcselopmcntal Reading JOHN KUNZE Industrial Arts. Coach. Lettcrman Club Sponsor IMOGENELAMBER Secretary BERNARD LAUFMANN Commercial. Health ROBERT LEROY -Commercial. Journalism, Quill and Scroll Sponsor GLENN LINNEMANN English. Head of English Depart- ment DOROTHY McDonald English MARY MANRING German KATHLEEN MESSMORE Health. Phy Ed.. Pep Com- mittee and Cheerleader Sponsor. G.A.A. Sponsor JOANNE MORGAN English. Senior Class Sponsor ROGER MUNSON Speech. Tau Sigma Chi Sponsor PHILIP MYERS Spanish. World History GEORGE NICKLAS Industrial Arts JAMES PETERSON Biology. Mathematics JOYCE PING English. Speech JOHN PROKL Machine Shop LEONE PROKOP Bookstore Manager. Teachers' Secretary HAROLD REED U S History. Health JOSEPH REED US. History SHANNON REEFETT English. Year Book Sponsor ROSEMARY SACK Receptionist. Athletic Secretary KENNETH SCHREIBER U S History. Coach ANTHONY SCHULTZ English. Senior Class Sponsor HENRY SCHULZE Head of Ind Am Dept. Audio-V, - ual Director NIGRA SINK Mathematic ROGER SMITH Mathematic . Counselor PHYLLIS SOLMOS Commercial. Pepper Club Sponsor AIDA STEVENSON Spanish. Spanish Club Sponsor MAURY STRYCKER English. Phys Ed .Coach WAYNE TARNOW Hi tor . Economic . Student Council Sponvor GERALD VAN WAGNER Industrial Am. Coach ARLO WESTPHAI Civ.es, Counselor. Bo Service Club Sponsor MARCIE W INEBRENNER English. Coumelor ROSEMARY WOODCOX School Treasurer. Secretary to Principal Teachers Not Pictured STANLEY KLIMCZAK Sociology. Coach CAROL KREUTNER Latin. Latin Club Sponsor NORMAN MCGARVEY Industrial Arts. Health CARL MCNULTY Civics. Physical Educa- tion, Coach NORMAN TONSON1 Sociology. World His- tory, Coach Custodian Personnel Cafeteria Personnel 49 Junior Class The slogan “Big plans and new ideas” was em- phasized and characterized by this year’s Jun- ior class. Led by Timothy Essling. president; Christopher Vail, vice-president; Pamela Darby, secretary; and Kathy Miller, treasurer, the class spent the entire year preparing for the biggest social event of the year the Junior-Senior Prom. As sponsors of the Prom, juniors were Junior Class Officers: left to right. Christopher Vail, vice-president; Kathy Miller, treasurer: Pamela Darby, secretary; Timothy bssling. pres- ident. constantly raising money to finance the dance. With the aid of the class sponsor. Mrs. Jerry Fink, the officers invented and scheduled various money-making activities, such as dances and coat checks. Through the efforts of the officers and sponsor, the Junior class hoped to make this year's Prom the best ever. Class of 1 967 Hassin Abinc . John Adams. Jerry Adkins. Rita Adkins. Barry Aftowski. Linda Al- ban. Charles Allen, Sandra Anderson Barbara Angrick. Melody Armantrout. Bonnie Arndt. Connie Arndt. Judith Ar- view. Rose Aulncr. Gene Avery. Bob Axcll. Richard Bach. Paul Badger. Tina Balfato. Anthony Baima. Ron Baker. Jim Barber. Kent Barnard. Melanie Barnhart. Drew Barton. Charlie Bartoszek. Sue Bass. Eddie Baud. Ned Baughman. Joseph Bayer. Tom Beattie. Patricia Beaty. Herbert Beck. Sue Becker, David Bell. Richard Bell. Steve Bcl owski. France Bennethum, Donna Bennet. Gerald Ben- nitt. James Bentley. Roger Berg. Kenneth Ber- nacchi, Roger Bernacchi. Susan Beron. David Birchficld. Jerry Bishop, Greg Black- burn. Cas Bo ck. Darlene Bracken, George Bradburn, Dan Brady. Charlie Brashares, Don Bredie, Delores Brewer. James Brock. Barbara Brown. James Brown. Linda Brown. Tom Brown. Carol Bulla. Douglas Bulla. John Bumgardner. Gary Bunch. Bob Burdme. Robert Bush. Rosemary Bush. Tom Bush. Daniel Cains. Randall Callison. Avis Campbell. Barb Canfield. Cheryl Carles. Laura Carlson. Peggy Cath- cart. Alice Cavindcr. John Chapin. Marcia Chlupacck. Monica Chlupacck, Joyce Clanton. 61 Class of 1 967 Dennis Clark. Dwight Clark. Greg Clark. Susan CofTccn. Nancy Collard. Ray Col- lings. Barb Condon. William Conklin. Cathlccn Cook. Dclcnc Cook. Donna Cook. Richard Cooke. Ronnie Cooper. Thomas Cota. L.inda Crabtree. Terry Crawford. Charlene Crim. Marcia Cromey. Brenda Crosslin. Karla Crow. John Crum. Lanette Crutchfield. Danny Cubcl. Ruth Culva- house. Vickie Cummins. James Daley. Jeff Dan- kert. Pamela Darby. Danny Davis. Don Davis. John Davis. Barb Dc Bruync. Rick DeCamp. Christine Dietrich. Peggy Dolaway. Jack Drewes. Lynda Dudcck. Barbara Duncan. Sue Duncan. Jeannine Dunk. Penny Karl. Sharon Kbeling. Carolyn Eber- hart. Lewis Kggcri. David Kgglcston. Jcannic Kgglcston. Arvilla Kichingcr. Larry Klston. Jim Knglc. Dickie Knochs. Patti Esposito. Tim Essling. Dave Euler. Jerry Farns- worth. John Finlay. Kathy Finley. Jeffrey Fisher. Christine Fleming, James Flynn. Kathy Fogarty. Beverly Forrester. Biil Friend. Brenda Fritzen. Greg Fruth. Opal Funk. Robert Gaeklc, Garry Gallo- way. Dennis Gardner. Dave Garrison, Vin- cent Gaul, Norman Garwood. Sue Gee. Morris Gembcrling. Barbara Gibson. Wil- liam Glassman. Chuck Glen. Barbara Gniadek. Joe Gniadek. David Goff. Susan Gourlcy. 62 Thomas Gourlcy. Susan Grace. Joyce Grace. Rob Gray. Janet Gregory. Dennis Gribblc. Joyce Gribblc. Bill Griewank. Class of 1 967 Thomas Griffith. Lynn Grove. Mike Gust. Susan Gustarson. Frances Hale. Ricky Hail. Patsy Hamilton. Michael Hannon. Richard Hargrave. Jairus Harlow. Francis Harter. Jani.s Hauschild. tdwin Hawkins. Shirley Haytcr. l.inda Hcathcrson, Tom Hemmig. Linda Hendrickson. Dixie Henning. Ger- ald Hcnrichs. Janette Hess. Barbara Hill. Barbara S. Hill. Charles Hines, James Hoehnc. Karen Hocppncr. Olcan Holliday. Noralyn Holm. Sally Holt . Zina Houston. Ralph Howes. Leo Hubncr, Sherry Huff. Cheryl Huge, June Hunt. Sandra Hutton. Kay Hux. James Jackson, bileen Jankie- wicz. Kathy Japhct. Robert Jensen. Mark Jcrndt, Bruce Johnson. Sharon Johnson. Albert Johnston. Linda Johnston. James Jonas. Judy Jones. Linda Jones Patricia Jones. Cornelius Jongkmd. Pam Joseph. Cynthia Ingcrsoll. Dan I vester. Linda Kampf. Bonnie Kamradt. James Kaplinski. Donna Keenan. Carol Kcgebcin, Connie Keller. Mary Kemp. Patty Kcrmin. Linda Kessler. Robert Kidwcll. Randall Kinsey. Karen Kirkham. Tom Kissinger. Greg Klemcnt. Jean Knickclbcin. Nancy Knoll. Melody Kochn. Ron Komp. Pamela Kon- owitz. Gregory Koutoulas. Elizabeth Kreamer. Jon Krcamer. Kerry Krenzkc. Vickie Krueger, Stephen Kuhn. Victoria Ladcw- ski. Terry Lain. Tim Lane. Ed Lanigan. Donna Lantz. Karen Lay. John Leathers. Theresa Lem- beris, Thomas Lent . Tom Lcvandowski. 63 Class of 1 967 Dennis Levenhagen. Roxy Lindborg, Mi- chael Lindsay. Ron Lofts, Philip I.ogan. Joyce Long. Norma Loomis. Pat Loring. Linda Lowery. Sandy Ludtke. Ruth Lun- dahl, Carol Luther. Mike Luther. Susan Luther. Gary Lynch. Linda Mack. John Maida ys. Allen Malckovic. Mel- anie Malone. Chris MalstatL Dennis Mann. Kandy Marek. Richard Marker. Anna Markley Becky Marquardt. Paul Marsh. Damon Marshall. George Martin. Helene Martuc- ci. Charles Mastcrson. Helen Masterson. Rose Mastcrson. Velma Masterson. Wanda Maynard. Gene McCann. Michael McDaniel, Paula Mc- Daniels. Joyce McF arland. Rodney McGu- gin. Joan McKicl. Gary McMahan. Ray McVay. Dawn Mecklenburg, i ugcnc Menke, Pam Mer- chant. Janet Mcssick. Richard Messman. Larry Metcalf. Norman Meyers. Arthur Michaels. Ken Mickelson. Mariann Midlar. FFoward Mi- lan. Judv Miller. Karen Miller. Kathy Miller. Marilyn Miller. Mike Milligan. Paul Mil- lion. Linda Minich. Pam Miser, Linda Mitchell. Jo Ann Monroe. Carol Morris Kathy Morrison. Linda Morton. Mary Moryl. Anne Moylan. Maurice Munson. Roger Murphy. Pat Murray. Alan Myatt. Jim Myers, Linda Nacglc. Sandra Nash. I avc Nauch. Margie Neal. Danny Nel- son. Sally Nelson, Virginia Nct cr. David Nicholson. Mary Ncilson. Karen Nightengale. Marvin Nixon. Larry Noel. Phillip Norris. Daniel Novak. Cathy Nowicki. 64 Class of 1967 Randal Nowicki. Lynda Nulf. Brenda Null. Charles Nyc. Barbara Olson. Don Organ. Linda Ott. Peggy Oil. Virginia Outten. Marquetta Owens. Bob Palm. Rod Palmer, Palsy Pappas. Bob Parker. I.inda Parker. Waller Parkes. Terry Parmlcy, Charles Parsons. Cathy Parthun. Jim Paul. Slancly Pawlowski. John Pearson. Donna Peek. Jcanninc Pccry. Mary Penn. Tamara Perkins. Candy Pe- terson. Craig Peting. James Petrie. Lucille Petrie. Karen Phillips, Patrick Pierce. Terry Pierce. Sue Pieszchala, Jim Pike. Shirley Piotrowicz. Veronica Plante. Linda Portulus. Cheryl Potcei. Roger Powers. Tina Pratt. Lou Probst. Jim Pruden. Karen Purnell. Randy Purkal. Linda Ramicr. Richard Ransom. Stanley Raska. Mark Rau. Michael Rcdwinc. Mary Beth Reed, Dave Rcidcr, Kathy Rcimink. Lois Rcinhard, Sandy Ren. Linda Rickcnbaugh. Richard Riglcr. Patrick Riley. Pamela Rimbaugh. Brian Roberts, Christina Ro- gow'ski. Barbara Rokely. Charmainc Rose. Fred Ruhmann. Rose Rumcly. Regina Ruminski. William Russell, John Ryder. Albert Sanchez, Rus- sell Sanders. Jim Satkoski. Kathy Savenko. Becky Saylor. Linda Schadowsky. Jane Schaffer. Stephen Schapanski. Boniya Schepcl. Joseph Schindler. Fred Schlundt. Gary School-. Mike Scholl. Geraldine School-. Dale Schrocder. James Schultz. John Schultz. Jon Schultz. Richard Schultz. Valerie Scott. 65 Class of 1 967 William Scott. Linda Searing. Ronnie Sel- lers. Sally Sensow, Larry Seppey, Patricia Serpe, Phillip Seymour. Ballard Shackle- ford. Cheryl Shaffer. Danny Shamo, Mary Jo Sharp. Ed Shci. Ron Shelton. Dave Shep- ard. Don Shields, Carol Showley. Carolyn Shrader. Kathryn Sipc. Charles Smith. Dane Smith. Gayle Smith. Jeanne Smith. Mike Smith. Steven Smith. Alfred Snyder. Bill Snyder, Ernie Snyder. James Snyder. Terry Snyder. Rosemary Sonneborn. Cheryl Sparks. Diane Stasscl. Theresa Stepanck. Harold Stevens. Don- ald Stiller. Tom Stocks. Carolyn Stone, JoAnne Stone. Linda Strauss, jacquclinc Streitcr. Robert Stricter. Craig Stroud. Judy Sudro- vech. Paula Sullivan. Wendy Sullivan. Lynn Suit, Chris Surma. Laura Swanson. Thomas Swanson. Rich Tabaka. Judith Tarnow. John Tener. Mary Thiele. Sylvia Thodc, Jane Thomas. Andrew Tisch. Larry Tobar. Walter Tomc ak, Tern Tompkins. Dave Tonagcl. James Travis. Thomas Travis. Donald Trigg. Bill Tuholski, Robert Unger. Mike Upp. Marcia Urbanski. Christopher Vail. Diana VanDenburgh, Richard VanKosky. How- ard VanSchoyck. Ronald Vcirs. Norreen Voigt. Mike Von- Asch. Jim W'aak. Mike Wade. Lee Wains- cot . Barbara Walt. Tom Warner. 66 Penny Watt. William Watterson, Sharon Watts. Judi Weather. Ester Webb. Laurel Wegner. Sherry Wchmcicr. Julie Wells Class of 1 967 Ruth West, Cynthia White. Rene White. Vanusa White. Wayne Wilkinson. Terry Wilcox. Terry Wildfang. Robert Wilson. Ron Wilson. Esther W'iltfong. Stella Wilt- fong. Daniel Winholt. Ron Wing. James Withce. Linda Wobio. Mina Wolf. Richard Wolfenburger. Abe Wondergem. Karen Wood. Sue Wood. William Wood. Kathy Wooden. Gail Wooslcy. Dean Wright. Linda Wright. Kay Young. Alvin Zahn. Mary Zellers. Rodney Zeisig. Judy Zim- mermann. Michael Zych. Outstanding sophomore award winner. John Crum, consults his counselor. Miss Becslcy. about his schedule. 67 Juniors Mary Moryl and Sherry Wchmcicr vote for their favorite El-Pc queen candi- dates. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, left to right; P Gullickson. presi- dent; M. Essling. vice-president; P. Philbrook. secretary-treasurer. New ideas characterized this year’s Sophomore Class, led by Paul Gullickson. president: Marti Essling. vice-president; and Pamela Phillbrook, secre- tary-treasurer. Assisting the of- ficers was their class sponsor. Mrs. Lee Howell. Sophomores Charles Ackerson. Thomas Adams. Ka- trina Adkins. Patricia Alexander. Bob Allen. Patrick Allen. Cathy Anderson. Craig Anderson. James Anderson. Kenneth Antos. I cnnis Arndt. Sheri Arndt. Rita Ashcraft. Mad- alyn Atwood. Janice Axcll. John Baiiy. Robert Bailey. Sherrc Ball. Ronald Bandy, James Barkman, Joseph Bartos ek. Dar- rold Bass. Harold Bass. Bob Bassett. Roberta Bauer. Jerry Baugh. James Bau- mcr. James Bayer. Crystal Bays. Barbara Beach. Bonnie Beaver. Linda Beehler. Dennis Becman. Richard Bcl owski. Mar- tha Bcnn. Barbara Bcntrup. Sheri Berg. Gregory Bernard. David Bcttuo. Brenda Biberstmc. Debbie Biggs. Ronald Biller, Carla Birl- son. Joe Blake. Timothy Blake. Michael Boatright, Robert Bodmer. Franklyn Bon- net. 68 Class of 1 968 Martin Bontrager. Carol Borawski, Ber- nard Borg. Linda Borgen. Glenn Bowcll. Vivian Bowen. Penny Bradburn. Bob Braden. Donald Brammer. Phil Brcsslcr, Marc Brown. Mcrilcc Brown. Roger Brown. Paul Browning. Juli Buchner. Phillip Buckmaster. James Buchlcr. Willian Burdinc. Sue Bur- rows. Dave Buss. Barbara Bynum, Larry Campbell. Louis Cantrell. Carol Carlson. Kathic Carlson. Karla Carnes. Cathy Car- ter. Nancy Carter. Mark Casey. Joe Cash. Thomas Cassidy. Mary Chambers. David Chapcll. Joan Cherry, Tom Chud- ynski. Cindy Cites. Jo Clark. Donald Clayton. Joy Clayton. Nancy Clayton. Richard Clough. Mitchell Cobb. Bob Cof- fccn. Judith Cook. Norma Cook. Jerry Cooley. Roger Cooper. Ruth Cooper Bex Corey. Michael Cowgill. Thomas Craft. Gregory Crail. Cindy Creed. Men Cripc. James Crum. Roxy Cubcl. Joe Culvahousc. John Cummings. Rita C anderna. Theresa Daly. Patricia Daniel. Roger Dankert. Judy Davis. Darla Dc Camp. Dave Dekker. Marcia Dekker, Margaret Dc Koycr. Michael Dc Munck. Robert Dettmar. Phillip Dickson. Laura Dicsslin. Judith Disbrow . John Doran. Thomas Dorman. Laurcllc Dragos, Larry Duensing. Deborah Dunncll. Jovee Duvall. Jacquclvnn Eagle. Connie Ebeck. Dennis M. Eggleston. Dennis O. Eggleston. Terry Eldrcd. Shirley Ellcdgc. Robert Engle. Shirley Erickson. Jim Erne. Marti Essling. Quinncll Es- sling. Robert Evans. Bruce Ewart. John Eagan, Susan Eansclow, Jim Fear 69 Class of 1 968 Vicki Feiscl, Don Ferrell. John Fetchik. Darlene Fitzpatrick, Kathleen Flynn, Charles Ford. Greg Forszt. David Foy. Daniel Fridh. Richard Frischkorn, James Fritz, James Funk. Vickie Furlong, Ka- tryna Gaglc, Kathleen Gallagher, Richard Galloway. Roger Galloway. Billy Gassaway, l.inda Gaul. Roman Gaul. Sharon Getz, Bob Gieslcr, Tom Gicslcr. Ruth Gilbey. Sharia Gillham, Sue Gillick, Steve Gilli- land, James Glenn. Alan Good. Connie Goodson, Pamela Gorman. Bernice Gra- czyk. Paul Graham, David Gray, Phillis Gray. Patricia Green, Marjorie Greenwood, Linda Gregory. Dannie Gribblc. Linda GrofT. Julie Groman, JetT Gropp, Richard Gropp, Ron Gropp. Janet Grover. Paul Gullick- son, Deanna Hahn. Joseph Hakes. Judy Harmon. Paula Harris. Norma Hart. Daphne Hatrak, Ken Hays, Susan Heath. Phil Hedge, Diana HefTner. Rodney Heidel. Sandra Heiden, Ralph Hcmingcr. James Henoch. Ramona Her- nandez. James Hewitt, td Hildreth. Pa- tricia Hill. Tim Hill, Richard Hines, Debbie Hin- shaw. Charles Hoeppner. Frank Hoepp- ner. Linda Hoeppner. Patricia Hollings- worth. Charles Holmes. Jalync Holst. David llomam, Donald Hooker. Kelly Horn. Wanda Horton. Steve Hoskins. David Hostetler. Robert Hough. 70 Linda Houslcy. Dave Houston. Nancy Howat. Mike Howell. James Hunter. Dar- rell Hux. Patricia Irvin, Paula Jacobi. Class of 1 968 Terry James. Jari Jasinoski. John Jaspers. Larry Jensen. Douglas Jcsch, Julie John- son, Keith Johnson. Kenneth Johnson. Larry Johnson. Linda Johnson. Mitchell Johnson. Ron Johnson. Debbie Jonas. David Jones. Douglas Jones. Garry Jones. Pal Jones, Robert Jones, Marsha Joseph, Kenneth Juranck. Larry Kalsaw, Jack Ka- minski. Peter Kandis. Jeanne Kasprzyk. Terry Keen. Pat Keenan. Debra Kcllei. Jack Keller. Genevieve Kelly. Marti Ken- dall. Dennis Kennedy. Sandy Kermin. Ronald Kessler, Ola Kiernicki, David Kil- lingbcck. Vicki Kimmcl. Dale Kirk. Nancy Kissinger. Hugene Klecca. Randall Kle- ment. Fred Kless. Lucille Kline. Donna Knoll. Jim Kohne. Barbara Koniec ny. Jim Ko- mcczny. Tom Konicczny. Joe Konowitz Graig Koomlcr. Nadine Korich. Sally Ku- pres. Joan Kukla, Tom Kuhn. Marion Ku- baszyk. Ricky Krout. Thomas Krockta Richard Kray. William Kraus. Thomas Kowalski. Dorothy Kowalski. Rita Koval- sie. Nancy Koss. Stephanie Kosmyna. Ki- anne Ladd. Nancy Lange. Leon Lanning. Harold Law- rence. Robert Laymon. Fred Leaders, Pam Leeds. James Lehner, Steve Lelitcr. Richard L.enard, Rudy Lenig. Natalie Leroy, Jcri Levendoski. Robert Levendo- ski. Sue Levendoski. Daniel Levenhagen. Debbie Levenhagen. Cullen Lindsey. Sandy Lindwall. Lynn Lis- arclli. Valerie Laetllcr. l.co Losey, Larry Lundgren, Dcana Lynch, Phyllis McAlis- ter. Raymond McCarty. Dave McClain. Larry McConnell, Robert McDaniels. Bill Mc- Donald. Diane McDonald. Robert McGee. Norman McMahan 71 Class of 1 968 £9£ Am Joseph Macalka. Michael Maglcy. Jim Maitland. Patricia Maitland. Susan Ma- kina, Paul Mannia, Mona Marcum. Ro- bert Marker Sandra Marks, Nancy Marshall. Dallas Martin. George Maslan. Robert Mason. Tom Masterson. John Matthews. Jerry Mcccc. John Mcistcr. Larry Mcllcnthin. Diane Messman, Danny Metcalf. Ricky Meth- cny, Ernest Miller. Jim Miller. Rex Mil- ler. Pat Milligan. Don Miser. Laurann Mocll- man. Cheryl Mocschel. Vicki Monroe. Wanda Monroe. Ken Monte, Douglas Moo. Connie Mooney, Allan Moore. Gail Moore, l.cstcr Moore. Marlena Moore. Ronald Moratori, Linda Moulder. Rosalyn Moyer. Linda Mro inski. Linda Muncic. Sharon Murray. Wayne Murray. Gary Myers. Marilyn Nahas. Janet Ncakrase. Robert Ncbclung. David Nelson. David Neuendorf. William Noe. Roberta Noel. Mary Jo Novak. Linda Ocker. Steve Odlc. John Ohime. Barb Ohlis. Terry O’Krey. Russell On- stott. Chuck Orsborn. Randall Overmyer. Ethel Owen, James Owens. Jim Pabis. Michele Palalck, Alan Palm. Lee Palm. Cheryl Parsley. Gary Paulette. Tom Pease. Susan Pelz, Henry Penn. Randall Perkins. Nathan Perry. Kathleen Peterson. Sally PfaflT. Nancy Pfeiffer. Jim Phelps. Pamela Philbrook. Eileen Pickney. David Pierce, David Picschala. Robert Pic- s chala. Sig Pinkpank. Mike Plis. Dave Plochn. David Porter. Marge Pratt. Mary Prellwitz, Robert Punsky. Theodore Pych. Sue Quallich. Leslie Ramsey. Sara Rankin. Mike Ray. Gail Reiter. 72 Class of 1 968 Dan Rcmpa. Jackalcc Rcnsbcrgcr, Cathy Ren , Susan Ribordy. Paul Richards. Bruce Richardson. Brad Richter, Charles Richcnbaugh. Garland Ridge. Paul Risner. Patsy Rogers. Jane Roof, Jim Rosenau. Diane Rosen- baum. Pat Roush. Rebecca Rucker. Susan Rucker. Duard Rudd. David Russ. Donna Russell. Janice Ryder, Gaule Sales. Paula Samford. Brenda Sanders. Dan Sandy. Louise Saylor. Sally Schind- ler. Arlene Schmidt. Donna Schmitt. Dc- ann Schmaltz. Gail Schoof. Steven Schoff. James Schrocdcr. Mark Schroedcr. Mi- chcal Schroedcr. Sue Schrocdcr. Janet Schroff. James Schultz. Patricia Schultz. Sandra Kay Schultz. Gregg Schuster. Linda Schwinkcndorf. Judi Sempsrott, James Shaw, Jerry Shaw. Harold Shei, Chris Shephard. Patricia Sheren. Ml $ f Dan Shipton. Linda Shoemaker. Kathy Shrader. Catherine Simonson. Jim Simp- son. Clyde Singleton. Jay Singleton. Mark Skinner. Diane Slater, Donna Smith. Larry Smith. Lynettc Smith. Tim Smith. Tom Smith. Wilbur Smith. Bruce Smutzer. Ed Snow. Ann Snyder. Deborah Snyder. Francinc Soja. Carol Solmos. Wolfgang. Sorg. Diana Sornson. Marilyn Spence Donna Spoor. Jean Sramck. Shirley Stacy. Peter Stanley. Deborah Stearns. Pamela Sleek. Keith Stevens. Dan Stimlcy. Mike Stolcr. Judith Stombaugh. Blake Stout. Linda Stroud. Fred Sullivan. Gary Summerville. Connie Surowicc. James Sutor. Jerry Swain. James Swanson. Norman Swedersk). Peter Tabaka. Jim Tallcrico. Claudia Tangcr. Kurt Tanger. Penny Tar- 73 Class of 1 968 Terry Tatara. Timothy Taylor. William Taylor. James Tccts. Chcric Thompson. Elaine Thompson. John Thompson. Lore! Tieman. Donna Tierce, Edward Tilling. Mike Tom- al. Jean Travis. Thomas Travis. Alice Trickier. Debbie Turner. Susan Upp. Kenneth VanDenburgh. Carole Van Du- sen, Roger Veirs. Terry Waak, Sharon Wadas. Jon Wade. Kathy Wade. Sherry Wagcncr. Dale Wakeman. William Waldrop. Bill Wallen. Beverly Wallin. Ronald Warner. Bruce Warnkc. Emily Watson. Jacquelyn Watson. Thomas Watson. Ruth Webb. Gary We- dow. John Wegner. Sally Weidncr. Gail Welch. Samuel Welch. Marvin Werner Janice Wilhelm. Larry Williams. Linda Williams. Dan Wilmeih. Bertrand W'isc. Bill Wise. Landrum Wise. Richard Wise Lanette Wismesk, Linda Witt. James Wi- jeik. Samuel Wolfe. Tom Wood. Eleanor Yagoda. Janet Young. John Zakes. Tom Zcisig. Edwards Zellers. Rick Zoll. Mary Zook. Many sophomores enjoyed their first Girl Reserve Formal. Pamela Kindig In Memory of Pamela Kindig 7i Class of 1967 CLUBS Miss Suellen Schumm is well-known for her lalcnis with the baton. Flag twirlers arc P. Hartz. C. Fitzpatrick. K. Griffis, P. Dolaway, S. Kolash, D. Schoof. L.P.H.S. majorettes arc D. Heffner. K. Kellogg. P. Un- ger. D. Henning, R. Tymick. Various School Entertain 78 Groups at Half-Time Our colors arc displayed by R. Cackle. G We- dow. P. Graham. J Scott. The marching band is lead by B Hcrrold. D. Mann, E. Casto. Our director is Mr. fcddic Burk. As director of A Cappella and Swing Choir. Mr. Eddie Burk spends a generous amount of time training the select group of Junior and Senior voices. A Cappella choir meets five days a week in prep- aration for their annual performances made during the year. Annually the National Vocal Music Award is presented to a deserving senior member of this choir. Swing Choir is a group chosen to sing pep and jazz tunes exclusively with the accompaniment of piano, drums, and string bass. This choir ap- pears before many clubs and organizations dur- ing the year. The Highlights of this year were their appearances at the Midwest Music Clinic in Chicago. Let There Be Music! Swing Choir ROW . D. Raymond, J. Scott, S. Mai- baucr. L. Grove. P. Darby. S. Chrobak. T. libeling. A. Bonnet. D. Williamson. W. Pearson, R. Lundahl. B. John- son. ROW 2: K. Swanson. D. Handley. S. Kolash, J. Odum. J. Flickingcr. J. Barcus. E. Casto. J. Wright. ROW 3: J. Bondcson. B Rokely. J. Gierkey, M. Tonsoni. T. Bcrndt. K. Wood. M. Klassen, C. Pcting. J. Barkow Drums, A. Hargrave Piano. D. Stearns Bass Violin. A CAPPELLA ROW I J. Long. J. Scott. A. Hargrave. M. Moore. J. Pych. K Griffis. P. Darby. J. Garr, S. Kolash. A. Rcuillc. D. Rosenau. K. Sipc. T. Stcpanek. S. Lloyd. F. Benncthum. ROW 2: D. Kuhn. K. Marek. R. Brewer. M. Grimes. D. Wil- liamson. M. Klassen. J. Barcus. J. Wright. K. Miller. B Rokely. A. Bonnet. R. Sonncborn. C. Martucci. P Holmes. R. Lundahl. R. Lindborg. L. Grove. J. Pearson. ROW 3: K. Swanson. L. Crutchfield. L. Minnich. C. Shaffer. N. Grocndykc. J. Gierkey. L Rickcnbaugh, K. Wood. M. Held. J. Reinhart. K. Lay. C. Cook. A. Zahn. R Stricter. R. Ransom. J. Million, M. Tincher. D. North. D. Raymond. R Scaring. J. Fisher. L. Cooper. D Gardner. ROW 4 S. Maibauer. S. Chrobak. T. Page. C Pcting. C Stroud. P. Norris. D. Handley. J. Daley. R Powers. T. Berndt. T. Ebcling. J. Flickingcr. R Wadick. V. Schult . J. Bondcson. R. Cooke. J. Grocndykc. W. Pearson. M.Tonsoni. B Johnson. E.Casto.J.Odum. School Musicians Enjoy Entertaining Tri M is an international music honor society. New members from the band, orchestra, and choir arc chosen for membership on the basis of their high musical and scholastic average, character, altitude and co-operation with the music department and school. Mr. Guy Fore- man acts as sponsor with Mr. Eddie Burke as co-sponsor. Mr. Burk is also the director of Mixed Chorus and Women’s Chorus. Both choirs perform be- fore the high school several times each year for the enjoyment of the entire student body. MIXED CHORUS ROW S. Schultz. R Hernandez. J Sudrovech. L. Dragos. R Gilbcy, J. Young. L. Mro- inski. P Philbrook. V. Plante. A. Schimidt. V. Furlong. S. Burrows. J. Hauschild. T. Perkins. D. Biggs. S. Rucker. M. DeKoycr. P Jacobi. ROW 2 B. Ohlis, V. Nctzer. B Rucker. M. Prellwii . P Stimlcy. H. Penn. B Stout. J. Blake. T. Chud ynski. T. Krohla, P. Gullick- son. B. Lcvendoski. J. Cummings. S. Ribordy, N. Loom- is. D. Cook. B. Olson. ROW j. B Arndt. C. Parsley, D. Schmitt, L. Swanson. R. Aulner. M. Cobb. R. Nobo- luns. B Gasceway. R. Heidel. H. Snow. R Cubcl. B Houg, N. Swcdcrsky. L. Jensen. J. Schrocdcr. B Mason. D Fridh. S. Odlc. L. Ott. 82 WOMEN S CHORUS ROW I L. Bcchlcr. S. Lind- wall. L. Strauss. J. Slonebaugh. R. Blake. I). Slater. P. Earl. L. Johnson. S. Wadas. M. Novak. L. Dicsslin, J. Jasinoski. D. Fitzpatrick. S. Kosmyna. M. Zook. M. Chambers. ROW 2: M. Engle. V. Hoepner. R Snyder. A. Snyder. N. Lange. K. Carlson, S. Ball. C. Borawski. TRI M ROW J. Barcus. D. Rosenau. M Buhr. P. Hart . R. Tymick. D. Bayer. D Harmon. S. Lloyd. M. Barnhart. D. Williamson. C. Fitzpatrick, M. Chlupacek. S. Schumm. S. Kolash ROW 2: D. Clark. J. Gierkey. R Lindborg. M. Wolf. K Swanson. C. Martucci. C. Kovenz. N. Stupor. M. Moore. M. Grimes. K. Griftis. A. Rcuille, M. Zellers. G. McGlothlin. ROW J: fc. Casto. J. Chapin. L. Grove. J. Wright. M Klasscn. A. Marklcy. C. Com. J. Odum. M. Tincher. D. North. D Raymond. D. Mann. R Pcckham. D. Handley ROW 4 C. Rainer. S. Chrobak, K Minnis. A. Johnson. D. Fleming. B. Eldridgc. B. Hcrrold. T. Lbcling. T. Berndt. W. Pearson. J. Barkow, G. Hess. J. Bondson. J. Grocn- dyke. G. Blackburn. Orticers: J. Phillips. D. Wollcrt. J. Flickingcr. A. Hargrave. J. Kukla, J. Brown. N. Knoll. D. Hahn. L. Stroud. L. Ockcr. L. Mocllman. P. Harris. ROW J J. Hart. L. Schwinkindorf. D. Bracken, b. Owen. C Tanger. K Buss. M Burger. N. Clayton. J. Hilbish. J. Arview. S. Hcusi. B. Brooks. T. Daly. N Kissinger. C. Mocschl. C. Dietrich. M. Ga dick. 83 DANCE BAND ROW D. Wollcrt. L. Smith. J. Scott. D. Raclson. M. Buhr. C Rainier. V. Johnson. P. Hedge. K. Juranck. C. Peting. L. Stroud. ROW 2: G. Wedow. A. Johnson. S. Lloyd. B. Hcrrold. N. Baugh- man. B Jones. D. Clayton. ROW 3. J. Schultz. G Hess. J. Barkow. R. Howes. R. Peckham. J. Odum. J Phillips. D. Mcming, T. Dorman. B. Scott. L.P.H.S. As soloist. Diane Williamson complements the music of the Dance Band. John Odum was the featured soloist showing his musical ability. Encourages Musical Participation ORCHESTRA: ROW D. Harmon. J. Pych. N. Stu- par. J. Harmon. S. Wolfe. T. Pych, P. Gicse. ROW 2: J. Chapin. D. Johnson. D. Mcssman. S. Olson. A. Marklcy. M Chulpacek. R. Tymick, M. Moore. J. Weg- ner. P Hedge. M Wolf. C Crim. ROW 3: R. Pate. S. Holm. J. Mclntcrfcr. D. Heffner. M. Zellers. D. Racl- son. T. Dorman. J. P. Phillips. M. Barnhart. S. Lloyd. K Griffis. S. Kolash. ROW 4: J. Barkow. G. Hess. D. Clark. G. McGolthlin. D. Clayton. G. Schoof, R. Mc- Carty, D. Gray. D. Stearns. A. Johnson. CONCERT BAND: ROW I M. Moore. R. Tymick. C. Fitzpatrick, C. Ingcrsoll. G. Blackburn. P. Hart . B Warnke. C. Kovenz. D. Bennitt. D. Raclson. M. Zellers. ROW 2: M. Chlupacck. A. Marklcy. S. Schumm. D Schoof. G. Wedow. J. Sempsrott. P. Graham. M. Barn- hart. S. Lloyd. K. Griffis. S. Kolash, J. Wegner. P. Hedge, L. Gregory. S. Belzowski, D. Bracken. D. Heff- ner. D. Bayer. ROW 3. J. Duvall. A. Trickier. H. Hart, P. Dolaway, L. Johnson. B. Heise. R. Shei. K. Kirkham. D. Gardner. V. Johnson. C. Rainier. D. Williamson. L. Stroud, D. Hemann, B. VanDenBurgh, C. Surma. L. Smith. J. Scott. J. Bailey, E. Shei, L. Shoemaker, C. Peting. L. Lanning. D. Henning. V. Loeffler. R. Collings. ROW 4 B. Angrick. L. Johnston. D. Maser, L. Groff. F. Schlundt. T. Kowalski. J. Anderson. K. Micklcson. D. Mann. R. Howes. T. Dorman. R. Lldridgc. C. Simar. E. Casto. D. Fleming. W. Scott. R. Peckham, J. Phillips. P. Pierce. H. Beck. D. Trigg. P. Marsh. R Hcrrold. J. McGlolhlin. D. Clayton. R. Jones. N. Baughman. ROW 5. J. Barkow. R. Kinsey. J. Schultz. L. Eggert. T. Ko- nicczny. T. Caddy. G. Ridge. G. Menkes. D. Clark. G. Hess. R. Riglcr. G. Schoof. A. Johnson. J. Wade. F. Klcss. D. Wollcrt. K. Minnis. T. Levandoski. D. Gregory. w STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED J Mil- ler. P. Replogle. K Lewalkn. D. Stocks. ROW I). Harmon. C. Chudzynski. R. Lindborg. V. Scott. S. PfafT. Q. Essling. R. Tymick. ROW 2: M. Parsell. P. Norris. T. Swanson. T Watson. P. Gullickson. R. Rumcly. ROW 3: T. Essling. J. Kohnc. S. Smith. D. Fridh. R. Pcckham. J. McGhee. The Student Council officers are Dave Stocks. John Miller. Pam Replogle. and Kathy Lewallen. Service Clubs Add Much to the Distinction of La Porte High School HONOR SOCIETY SEATED: C. Fitzpatrick. A. Hargrave. F. Lubs. Y. Lindborg. Miss Becslcy. ROW I M. Rumcly. L. Ribordy. S. Schumm, J. Boklund, B. Gchrkc. C. Christian. C. Stcpanck. L. Gustafson. C. Chudzynski. S. ShalTncr, P. Monfried. ROW2: S. Holmes. P. Replogle. D. Williamson. C. Kovenz. J. Mellenthin. M. Klassen. J. Gicrkcy. M Parsell. L. Henry, S. Kolash. J. Swanson. V. Frccl. D. Pliska. S. Marshall. C. Lanigan. C. Post. ROW 3 S. Scharp. D. Benn. B. Kosclkc. D Handley. D. Stocks. S. Chrobak. J. Hughes. S. Moore. B. Hcrrold. J. Ivey. D. Colleen, J. Kohne. J. McGhee. V. Ford. S. Stevenson. SENIOR GIRL REPRESENTA- TIVES ROW I: J. Troth. C Fitz- patrick. D. Harmon. R Lcnza. P Bayer. A. Hargrave. R. Tymick. P. Nonfried. ROW 2 S. Kimmcl, K. Swanson. D. Williamson. J. P ch. C. Chudynski. C Koven . K. Grillis. S. Schumm. L. Ribordy. ROW 3 R Frontezak. G. Bicnas. J Mcllcnthcn. K. Lew-alien. P Rcploglc. J. Gierlcy. ROW 4 M. Parsed. J Boklund. S. Holmes. S. Marshall. C. Host. J. Reed. J. Wyzawski. S. Wiltfong. S. Handley. SENIOR BOY REPRESENTA- TIVES ROW I G. Hollingsworth. J. Phillips. D. Bclzowski. J. Kraus. M. Bernacchi. P Zoll. ROW 2: F. Lubs. J Clark, H Stevenson. B. Koselkc. P. Winebrenner. M. Hoke. M. Ton- soni. B. Hedge. ROW 3: Y. Lmdborg. D. Handley. J. Kohne. S. Chrobak. D. Stocks. M. Tinchcr, B. Fischer. M. Galloway ROW 4 J Ivey. J. Elickingcr. R. Hcrrold, C. Kirkham. J. Miller. P. Schulz. T. Picszchala. J. Hawn. R Pcckham. D. Wollcrt. B. Reed. A. Buckley. D BOYS SERVICE CLUB SEATED Mr. Wcstphal. P Winebrenner. D. Hand- ley. D. Raclson. S. Steven- son. ROW B. Scott. J. Scott. B Jones. T. Wat- son. J. Phillips. R Pcck- ham. T. Essling. D. Bcl- zowski. D. Hostetler. G. Bunch. ROW 2: J Mc- Ghee. N. Baughman. Y. Lmdborg. P. Norris. F. Lubs. D Wollcrt. C. Brasharcs. T. Swanson. V. Ford. ROW 3 S. Smith. C. Vail. R Hcrrold. J. Miller. J Clark. J. Clark. B. Reed. J. Kohne. Girl Reserves Promotes Leadership 88 Senior G.R. cabinet members. Jan Mellenthin. Carol Chud ynski. Gail Bicnas. Miss Bccslcy. Cathy Fitz- patrick. and Jane Troth plan an active year for G.R Janet Pych was absent from the picture. Rosemary Rumcly. Judy Zimmerman. Ruth l.undahl. and Roxy Lindborg were the Junior representatives to the G.R. cabinet. Representatives and Sponsor Work Together Girl Reserves is an organization which strives to instill leadership in its members. All Girls attending LaPorte High School are eligible to join. The highlights of the year are the annual G.R. Formal and the Mother-Daughter Dessert. The theme of this year's formal was Sleighbell Serenade.” Held in the High School cafeteria, the event was very impres- sive. In the center of the floor was a large sleigh tilled with colorful Christmas packages. As sponsor of the club. Miss Beeslcy sug- gests and helps to plan programs that are most beneficial to the girls. The sophomores are represented by Sue Quallich. Cathy Carter, and Linda Mrozinski. G.R. Gives Girls a SENIOR G.R SEATED J. Troth. C. Fitzpatrick. J. Mcllcnthin. J. Pych. C. Chudzynski. Ci. Bienas. ROW S. Shatrncr. R. Arndt. C. Stcpanck. T. Robinson. J. Ciucci. M. Gray. J Winters. J. Ldington. ROW 2: J. Thompson. J. Garr. R. Lcn a. L. Broviuk. I). Bayer. K Essling. R Tymick. G. Koppcrt. B. Gchrkc. B. Swcit cr. A. Hargrave. J Barnhart. J. Wright. G. Hyattc. K. Ciriftis. R. Brewer. D. Hagerty. J. Wilson. S. Seymour, S. Hoskins. D. Rosenau. J. Stevens. D. Hall. M Schoof. S. Michaels. P. Mekhoontotc. S. Lloyd. P Monfried. ROW 3 R. Bailey. M. Rumely. K. Lewal- len. K. Swanson. K Repak. I) Williamson. D. Dolc al. L. Clark, S. Orsborn, K. Ploehn. D. Harness. M. Held. J. Reinhart. J. Fisher. M Klassen. T Luber. J.Schroe- dcr. J. Berg. T. Fenske. L. Sokolowski, L. Rcmpala. B Harrow. C. Johnson. B. Brooks. P. Corsbic. P. Albcr- ding. J. Day ROW 4 B Ziarnck. M. Mills. J. Gicrkey. C. Terry. L. Gustafson. I Benson. J. Barcus. S. Myers. J. Cromey. B Hanson. D. Flynn. S. Marshall. C. Post. K Chalman. J. Swanson. I). Huhn. J. Kcpcha, M. Grimes. D. Knoll. S. Schirr. K Myers. P Kollark. D. Arnholz. J. Wright. S. Russell. G. Collette. C. Bowen. SENIOR G.R ROW I A Reuillc. L Beck. C Poin- ton. K. Blake. C. Carter. B. Bays. K. Travis. C. Curtis. D Hooper. J. Scott. D Harmon. S. McCoy. J. Saylor. ROW 2 M. Buhr. M. Moore. S. Young. P. Hart . S. Schumm. D. Williamson. D. Bridges. S. McMchan. K. Buss. C. Reed. S. Wood. K Ren . S. Galloway. K. Gross. S. Birlson. B. VanDenburgh. B York, D. Giese. L. Spciglc. C. Robinson. L. Kohout. N. Williams. E. Reeves. R Bailey. C. Fleming. A. Tallerico ROW 3 L. Ri- bordy, E. Houston. J. Boklund. D. Pliska. V. Frcel. M. Ga dick. M Parscll. R. Frontezak. C. Schmitt. B Mannia. P. Kirkham. C. Reed. B. Mayer. C Holdson. J. Singleton. M Minnick. G. Hays. C. Thompson. C. Klonowski. L. Henry. S. Kolash. S. Nichols, J. Bettuo. S. Christian. M. Read. T. Rhcinholt . S. W ood. M. Engle. ROW 4- S. Wiltfong, J. Wyezawski. J Reed. K Pfaff. J. Hilbish. J. Hart. P. Reploglc. S. Russo. V. Davis. J. J. Johnson. C. Schreiner. C. Anderson. K Kaisir. M Bur- ger. D. Rceg. D. Oran. L. Swanson. C. Kovenz. C. Mar- lucci. S. McDonald. S. Williams. D. Schoof. S. Heusi. B Miller. H. McKicl. C. Christian. S. Holmes. V. Wright. J. Cook. C. Lanigan. S. Simonson. S. Shepard. Sense of Responsibility JUNIOR G.R SEATED R Lindborg. R. l.undahl. J. immcrmann. R Rumcly. ROW I S. Scnsow. M. Penn, E. Wiltfong. D. Bennitt, E. Jankiewicz. A. Mark- Icy. T. Crawford. L. Grove. J. Eggleston. S. Uayter, S. Wood. C. White. R Blake. T. BalTato. K. Phillips. M. Moryl. N. Holm. D Peek. V. Masterson. M Zellers. S l.uther. I . Bennethum. P Jones. J Peers. K. Sipc. S. Muir. ROW 2: P. Konowiu. I. Lowery. J. Schafer. J Wells. V. Nci cr. B. Gniadek. B. Arndt. P. Dolaway. B. DcBruync. L. Wegner. N. Loomis. M. Armantrout. L. ' Kampf, L. Rickcnbaugh. M. Reed. L. Heatherson. P Wait. S. Holtz. P. Darby. G. Woosley. K. Miller. M Kemp. S. Bass. M Wolf. K. Finley. L. Alban. ROW J: C. Surma. C. Outten. D. Borawski. L. Reinhard. J Miller. L Wright. L. Mack. S. Thodc. J Borman. S Gustafson. M Thiele. V. Scott. P. Pappas. L. Minich. L. Suit. S. Boklund. L. Swanson. J. Thomas. S. Nelson. J. Arview. L. Morton. C. Showley, J. Grace. B. Brown. JUNIOR G.R. ROW D. Lant . M Malone. J Mcssick, P. Earl. L. Strauss. J. Long. N. Collard. E. Crow. J. Smith. P. Merchant. H. Martucci. M. Harris. B Wall. J. McKicl. T. Tompkins. C. Shrader. C Arndt. K. Miller. T. Stcpanck. C. Bulla. B Rokcly. C Rose ROW 2: K Hoeppner. J. Knickclbcin. M Miller. S Piotrowicz. J. Monroe. B. Angrick. K. Lay. R White T. Pratt. B. Saylor. W. Maynard. L Mitchell. T. Lem beris. B. Condon. Z. Houston. C. Kcgcbcin. S. Pies chala. P. Cathcart. C. Fleming. K Marck. B. Canfield J. Sudrovech. K. Wooden. J. Stone. S. Gourley. W Sullivan. C. l.uther. J. Gregory. J. Gribble. ROW J C. Slone. D. Cook. N Knoll. B. Olson. C. Dictnck. K Savenko. P Rimbaugh. L. Probst. M Nielsen. K Purnell. L. Kessler. M. Urbanski. L. Portulis. C. Keller. P Miser. D. Keenan. S. Ludtkc. D. Henning. M Neal. M. Chlupacck. C. Nowicki. B Hill. L. Johnston. L. Hendrickson, S. Ebcling. M Owens. ROW 4 D. Cook. B Fret en. K. Japhet. L Ott. R. Aulner. L Nacgclc. C. Shaffer. V. Cummins. J Hauschild. S Becker. R Masterson. D. VanDenburgh. B Marquardt. S Wch- mcicr. L. Dudcck. P Esposito. B.S. Hill. C. Ingcrsoll. C. Cook. K Wood. A. Bonnet. J. Tarnow. D. Bracken. S. Hutton. V. Plante. M. Cromey. S. Grace. F. Hale. P Sullivan. C. Huge. SOPHOMORE G.R SEATED: C. Carter. S. Quallich. L. Mrozinski. ROW I K. Hannon. S. Ribordy. I) Slater. S. Gillick. J. Jasinoski. C. Ebcck. L. Gaul. S. Heiden. S. Arndt. C. Birlson. D. Turner, S. Murray. B Noel. J. Roof. P. Stcck. M. Chambers. O. Kicrnicki. S. Kosmyna, S. Pinkepank. P. Sanford. J. Axcll, S. Makina. S. Lindwall. L. Lisarclli, J. Wilhelm. L. Shoemaker. W. Monroe. P. Jacobi. C. Bays. ROW 2: A. Snyder. P Gorman. D. Keller. S. Ball. G. Reiter, J. Johnson. K Peterson. R. Kovalcin. C. Parsley. A. Schmidt. D. Mess- man. L. Williamson. J. Duvall. B. Rucker. N. Marshall. S. Rucker. N. Howat. P. Gray. D. Levenhagen. M. Kendall. S. Whorwell. F. Soja. D. Biggs. S. Stacy. J Travis. J. Kasp yk. G. Moore. ROW J P. Hill. N. Koss. C. Borawski. D. Kowalski. G. Kelly. N. Lange. P Roush. J. Lcvcndoski. B. Bibcrstinc. J Grover. L Ockcr. L. Groff. V. Loclller. S. Erickson. D. Tierce. B Konicczny. D. Hahn. K. Gallagher, J. Kukla, S. Lcvcndoski. B. Sanders. V. Feisel. S. Pfaff. J. Cook. D. Knoll. New Girls Bring New Ideas to G.R. SOPHOMORE G.R ROW L. Moulder. S. Rankin. J. Buchner. C. Solomos. L. Dragos. M. Marcum. J. Sempsrott. L. Saylor. P. Irvin. P. Daniel. S.Schrocdcr. Q. Essling. J. Sramek. C. Surowicc. S. Schindler. M. Essling. P. Harris. J. Cherry. P. Hollingsworth. C. Creed. P. Bradburn. C. Cites. D. Snyder. R. Gilbey. M. Novak. L Dicsslin. M. Zook. M DeKoyer. ROW 2: B Ohlis. S. Schult . V. Kimmcl. T. Daly. M. Prellwiiz. C. Mocschl. L. Johnson. S. Pel . D. Stearns. L. Muncic. K. Carnes. N. Pfeiffer. D. Fitzpatrick. B. Wallin. L. Wisnieski. M. Brown. J. Ryder. M. Engle, D. Ladd. V. Monroe, B. Bynum, N. Cook. S. Weidner. L. Williams. D. Spoor. N. Hart. J. Harmon. ROW 3 P. Tarnow. M. Dekker. C. Renz. E. Owen. V. Bowen. D. Smith. L. Gregory. R. Moyer. J. Groman, C. Goodson, V. Fur- long. S. Burrows. P Philbrook. E. Thompson. B Ben- trup. K. Carlson. P. McAlister. C. VanDusen, P. Leads. L. Tieman. C. Shephard. R. Czanderna. M. Cripc, D. Hatrak, L. Smith. P. Shcren. D. Schmitt. J. Clayton. R. Ashcraft. n FTA, SEATED: M. Chlupachck. C. Chudzynski. B Hcrrold. S. Schirr. ROW I M Chambers. D. William- son. J. Singleton. C. Terry. O. Funk. D. Harmon. R. Tymick. M. Buhr. K. Blake. J. Saylor. J Scott. P Hart , S. Schumm. K Hoeppner. S. Fbcling. C. Crim, S. Hutton, K. Lcwallcn. K. Fssling, C. Kovenz. B. Gchrke. P Cathcart. D. Bennitt. P Hsposilo. H. Me- Kiel. ROW 2: R Frontezak. C. Schmitt. A. Snyder. N. Clayton. M. Prcllwitz, C. Moeschl. M. Grimes. J. Wells, K. Hux, A. Markley. L. Wisnicski. J. Boklund. C. Anderson. V. Frccl. B. Canfield. K. Marck. L. Muncic. M. Zook. D. Stearns. B. Gniadek. P. Mckoon- tote, M. Novak. L. Wegner. P. Pappas. B. DcBruync. B. Levendoski. ROW 3: C. Holmes. D. Stricter. P Serpe, L. Wobio. D. Hatrac, M. Cripc. S. Ribordy. D. Knoll. D. Schoof. N. Loomis. L Johnson. N Mar- shall. F.. Thompson. D. Pliska. K. Wood. C. Showley. I.. Swanson. S. Boklund. L. Suit. S. Gustafson. P. Reploglc. L. Ribordy. R Linborg. R Hall. L. Ott. M Luther. J. Chapin. Clubs Prepare Students for Careers and Opportunities F.N.A. SEATED C. Thompson. M. Gazdick, B Hill. C. Keller. M. Dekker. J. Sudrovech. ROW I N. Holm, C. Holdson. S. Sensow. J. Bechlcr. S. Marks. P. Hol- lingsworth. J. Harmon. R. Czanderna. ROW 2: R. Lenza. C. Kcgcboin. L. Williamson. V. Plante. D. Briggs. B. Arndt. C. Nowicki. J. Grover. J. Cherry. J. Travis. C. Singleton. ROW 3 L. Minich. R. Lundahl. J Zimmer- mann. C. Surma, M. Mills. S. Grace. D. Kowalski. N. Pfeiffer. R. Masterson. L. Johnston. A. Baughman. Sponsor. LATIN CLUB SEATED: P Monfricd. M. Klasscn. C. Stepanck. J. Ivey, Miss Kructncr. ROW Linda Stroud. D. Snyder. D. Neuendorf. C. Parsley. A. Trick- ier. D. Keller. C. Robinson. D. Cunningham. B. I)c- Bruync. L. Shoemaker. J. Swanson. D. Metcalf. N. Hart. M. Lssling. ROW 2: R. Chlebowski. C. Carter. K Shrader. W Murray. S. ShafTner. D. Kuhn. K. Essl- mg. R Veirs. T. Pych. J. Ryder. R Vcirs. P. Esposito. L Surma. S. Sensow, D. Slater. K. Marek. M. Novak. M. Bonn. S. Rankin. J. Cherry. K. Hannon, S. Levendo- ski. ROW 3 N. Knoll. A. Snyder. V. Loc tiler. R. Over- mycr. L. Gregory. B. Konicczny. K. Juranek. J Mal- da ys. L. Ma ur, .1 Kukla. J. Zimmermann. B Kosclke. M. Thiele. S. Gustafson. J Swanson. K. Chatman. D. Schmitt. D. Knoll. S. Williams. D. Shamo. J. Bishop. ROW 4 I). Cook. M. Armantrout. V. Plante. J. Schafer. C. Parthun. M. Dekker. P Hill. G. Fors t. H. Beck. T Lssling. T. Craft. P. Riley, R. Hcidcl. G Blackburn. L. Dudcck. B. S. Hill. K. Wood, G. Martinsen. D. Bci owski. A. Zahn. B. Hcisc. J. Buehler. Language Enriches the Lives of Students Through Universal Understanding GERMAN CLUB SEATED: I). Stimlcy. J Mala- dazys, S. Bass. S. Pinkepank. D. Harmon. Miss Man- ring. ROW I: N. Knoll. V. Plante. E. Houston. L. Henry. S. Sensow. K. Marek. C. White, S. Luther. S. Ball. S. Schultz. ROW 2: L. Wisnicsk. S. Gustafson. R. Metheny. E. Shei. S. Sharp. P. Graham. T. Lssling. B Nye. M. Rau. M. Thiele. B. Olson. ROW 3: S. John- son. D. Brachcn. I). Bays. P Bodmer. J. Zakes. T Lldrcd, T. Stocks. J. Myers. T. W'ood. B. Wood. V. Net cr. S. Pel SPANISH CLUB SEATED D. Coflcen. H Steven- son. V. Frccl. D. Williamson. ROW J. Hunt. J Mes- sick, C. Crim. O. Funk. S. Wchmeier, T. Stcpanck. M Moryl, D. Bayer. B Mannia. S Floyd, L. Gaul. S. Heiden. J. Troth, C. Bays. P Harris. D. Spoor. ROW 2 P Dolaway. N. Loomis. B Angrik, L. Johnson. T. Crawford. L. Ribordy. J. Thomas. R Lindborg. D. Messman. k Finley. K. Fssling. P. Poush. L. Henry. C. Ebcck. B. Sanders. E. Webb. R Webb. S. Piesz- ehala. S. W'ood. ROW J Mrs. Stevenson. L. Reinhard. D. Homann, C. Ford. B. Johnson. H. Hooper. N. Baugh- man. k Minnis. F. Bonnet. G. Maslan. S. Shepard, h. Lanigan. J. Johnson. R. Aulner. C. Tangcr. M. Gaz- diek. D. Pliska. Mr Myers Cadet FRENCH CLUB SEATED E. Thompson. D. Fitzpatrick. I.. Wil- liams. J. Sramek. ROW . J. Grover. J. Jasinoski. P Jacobi. S. Gillick. Q Fssling. S. Wadas. M. Zook. I Dra- gos. P. Sleek. L. Lisarclli. M Cham- bers. M. Dckoycr. J. Groman ROW 2: J. Levendoski. C. Shephard. N Clayton. P. Philbrook. B. Biherstine. C. Goodson. S. Schroedcr. L. Moul- der. O Kiemicki. B Beach. N Mar- shall. L. Muncie. E. Owen. S kcr- min. C. Mocschl. M Prcllwitz. B Rucker. ROW 3 Miss Dick. W Mur- ray, T. Dorman. J. Schroedcr. T. Watson. D. Clayton. R. Frischborn. P. Hedge. T. Biakc. (i. Wedow. D Fridh. B. Jones, J. Wegner. T. krochta. FRENCH CLUB SEATED C. Fitzpatrick. S. Mar- shall. P. Rcploglc, A. Hargrave. ROW L Hustafson C. Chudzynski. k Nightengale. G. Wooslcy. H. Mar lucci, M. kemp. L. Sokolowski. M. Chlupacck. P Serpe. M. Chlupacck. P. Hartz. S. Schumm. J. Long k. Wooden. N. Holm. N. Williams. D. Hall ROW 2 S. Nelson. C. Christian. B. Gchrkc. M. Wolf. k. Miller F Wiltfong. D Bcnmit. D. Cook. L. Brown. D. Stricter. S. Holmes, M. Grimes. L. Alban. P Pappas. V. Scott. L. Suit, V. Davis. L. W'cgncr. ROW 3 M Rumcly. J. Arview. C. Lanigan. R Chlcbowski, R. Codings. B. Scott. L Seppey. G. Schoof. Ford. D Handley, P. Norris. D. Trig. A. W'ondergcm. k. Mickclson. C. Poteet, C. Ingcrsoll. A. Bonnet. TAU SIGMA CHI SEATED J. McGhcc. J. Melien- thin. B Hcrrold. S. Marshall. F. Lubs. ROW Miss Kellogg. M. Moore. A. Hargrave. D. Harmon, P. Mon- fricd. k Blake. J. Boklund. S. Kolash. K. Marck. ROW 2: R Rumcly. K. Finley. M. Wolf. J. Gierkey. A. Bonnet. J. Zimmcrmann. C. Schowlcy. B. Kosclkc, P. Wincbrenncr. S. Stevenson. R Munson. ROW 3 I). Coddington. P. Riley. B. Johnson. D. Trigg. J. Ivey. N. Baughman. W. Pearson. S. Chrobak, M. Tincher. J. Hughes. M. Munson. R. Gacklc. Clubs Encourage Bl PI CHEM SEATED D Belowski. W. Wood. J. Beck. A. Trickier, S. Wolfe. M. Rcdwinc. ROW I J. Roof. J. Scott. N. Hart, L. Broviak. J. Buchner. P. Steck. V. Furlong. M Bcnn. C. Mocschl. D. Stearns. K. Essling. Mr. Bernard. ROW 2: K Gagle. V. Davis. R. Hcidel. T. Krochta, T. Kuhn. D. Clayton. D. Neuendorf, J. Schult . N. Clayton. A. Schmidt. L. Johnson. ROW J P. Kandis. D Hall. J Wojcik. T. Blake. W. Bergrcn. K Ho- gan. J. Wegner. D. Gray. DEBATE CLUB T. Dorman. B Gchrkc. D. Clayton. J. Fear. Mr. King. T. Krochta. M. Chlupacck. N. Korich. A. Trickier. SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB SEATED: D. Williamson. P Wincbrcnncr. S. Marshall. J. Swanson. ROW P. Kirkham, h. Houston. J. Johnson, C. Chudzynski. G. Bicnas, J. Mcllcnthin. P. Watt. C. Kovenz. L. Broviak. E. Jankiewicz. D Bcnmttc. L. Brown. B. Mannia. C. Curtis. J. Long, S. Rankin, N. Hart, D. Hall. ROW 2: J. Reed, C. Schmitt. R. Frontczak. C. Christian, C. Thompson. S Ribordy, P Rcploglc, K. Lcwallcn. V. Davis, K. Essling. D. Bclzowski. D. Clayton. T. Krochta. V Freel. M Gazick. V. Scott, S. Stevenson. ROW J: M. Buhr. C. Lanigan. K. Kaiser. S. Handley. M. Rumcly. K. Lay. K. Fogarty. S. McDonald. R. Codings. C. Hollingswcrth. K. Wood. C. Post. K. Chalman. J. Arvicw, L. Swanson. S. Boklund. L. Suit. C. Ingersoll. Creative Thinking LIBRARY CLUB (left to right FRONT TO BACK} P Albcrding. K. Griffis. J Wells. D. Rosenbaum, Mrs. Cooper. S. Kimmcl. K. Krcnzkc. J. Boklund. E. Webb. B. Miller. J. Zimmerman, S. Gourlcy. K Essling. P. Shcrcn. L. Dragos. R. Hernandez, G. Sales, C. VanDusen. Ml SS CLUB—left to right FRONT TO BACKI: M Grover. C. Carter. D. Hall. S. Rankin, N. Hart, D. Garrison. A Johnson. E. Ander- son. B. Burdinc. D. Shamo. B Noe, T. Krochta. D. Nuendorf, J. Malada- dazys, P Graham. L. Wahlstrom. J. Fmaly. G. Maslinkowski. P. Kandis, Mr. Cooper. R Heidel. G.A.A. SEATED A Kcuille. S. Klemcni. J. Singleton. C. Terry. ROW I K. Hoeppner. S. Anderson. S. Heiden. L. Gaul. 0. Funk. M. Benn, C. Holdson. S. Young. ROW 2: P. Sullivan. R Webb. E. Yagoda. J. Troth. V. l.ocincr. M tnglc. J. McKicl. M. BarnHart. ROW .? E. Webb. L. GrotT. D. Slas- scl. K Nightgalc. K Wood. R Sonneborn. S. Heusi. L. Oil. Miss Messmorc. BOWLING ROW I. B. Palm. L. Hendrickson. S. Ebcling. C. Huge. J. Duvall. P. Shcrcn. L. Gregory. T. Kissinger. ROW 2: T Pease. J. Bennett. M. l.uthcr. P. W'inebrenner. B. Jones, J. Harlow. L. Jensen. P Murray. P. Marsh. ROW J: Mr. Dolaway. C. Phillips. B. Wobio. F. Buchler. K. John- son. D. Jones, D. Flem- ing. A. Tisch. D. Ba s, B Bassett ROW 4 G. Mickelson, R. Schuster. T. Lemberis. D. Whor- well. J. Buchler. R. Groff. C. Hough. D. Enochs. R Biller, A W'crncr. J. Funk. .A.A. and Bowling Clubs Encourage Competition High school bowling, sponsored by Mr. Dola- way. is on an intramural basis whereby any member of the school is eligible and welcome to join. The league follows a regular match schedule. A team champion is crowned at the end of the year with trophies presented to the members of the winning team. The Girl’s Athletic Association with its new sponsor. Miss Messmore, strived to promote skill and co-ordination in athletics. Each year an award is presented to the outstanding athlete of the club. 98 Art Club Stresses Participation The ever active Arl Club has each year grown in enthusiasm and mem- bership. The club during the year assists various organizations in making posters to announce com- ing events. During the Christmas Assembly, the members and their sponsor. Mr. Hockctt, designed and constructed an impressive mosaic. Mr. Hockctt puts finishing touches on a drawing. ART CLUB SEATED I) Williamson. S. Russo. S Handley. Mr Hockctt. ROW I J. Johnson. S. Birlson. I Bcnncthum. N. Holm. J. Buchner. R Lcn a. J. Ciarr. L. Broviak. D. Harmon. J. Scott. C Zellers. M. Atwood. C. Cites. B Beaver. K. Rcimink. K Wooden. M Reed ROW 2: J Wyzawski. S Bass. M Kemp. L. Sokolowski. C. Robinson. J. Bormann. P. Darby. D. Recg. N. Brinkman. K Lcwallen. V. Davis. E. Essling. C. Anderson. B Biberstinc. D Dunnell. J Schroff. J Edington. C. I anigan. C. Rogowski. D. Garrison ROW .1 J. Hilbish. C. Schreiner. L Rempala, XT. Tangcr. T. Bcrndt. C. Hough. T. Bowman. R Powers. C Mag- ley. C Phillips. D Borawski. D Arnhol . G. Collette. K Gross. S. Simonson. S. Shepard. B Evans. S Bynum. Editor. Kathy Japhct. and typist. Linda Beck, preview next week's articles. Hi-Times Focuses Eileen Jankicwicz is club editor and Joyce Clanton is news editor. Working together arc Bob Cackle. photographer. and Mike Milligan, sports editor. too Mr. Leroy as sponsor, reads this week’s Hi-Times. On School Events As advertising editors, Chris Fleming and Susan Heusi. arc busy planning layouts. Judy Wyezawski and Sherry Wood, feature editors, add much to the variety of the paper. 101 The El Pe staff takes time out to enjoy a Valentine Party. Mr. Rcffclt acts as the staffs advisor. Carol Chudzynski and Janet Pych were the El Pc’s co- editors. The Yearbook Is Created by the El Pe Staff Sue Marshall is this years senior editor. IICAN f Photographer John Hughes Underclass editors Patti Esposito and Monica Chlupacek Club editors Rosemary Rumely and Barbara Hill Ad editors Linda Ribordy and Phillip Winebrenncr Opening section Valerie Scott and Karen Phillips Sports editors Cindy Post and John Adams SPORTS 3Hnwmm FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Mark Hoke was voted the varsity football captain for the 1965 team. Football 1 965 DATE September 4 Kokomo 10 Gary Roosevelt 17 Lima. Ohio 24 Michigan City October 1 St. Joseph (Homecoming) 8 Washington 15 Elkhart 22 Adams 29 Central November 6 Riley LaPorte’s 1965 football squad was another fine example of fine coaching paired with a de- termined and hard working group as a nucleus. Three slicers qualified for the Northern Indiana All-Conference team. Being named to the 29th annual honor squad were junior tackle Howie VanSchoyck: senior quarterback, line backer Mo Hoke; and junior halfback Dave Reider. Stu Sharp tries desperately to score against City’s Red Devils. Varsity football coach Stan Klimczak hROJST ROW C. Allen. L. Tobar. D. Shipton. Managers T Levandoski. R. Zoll. R. Bel owski. E. Baud. D Wine- holt. R. Brown. P. Allen. M. Bernacchi. ROW 2. T. Pic- «chala, L. Cooper. M Hoke. P Schulz. S. Smith. E. Avery. D Rcidcr, K. Young, (i. Bowell. D. Brcdlc. (i. Fruth. ROW 3: M Franccschini. R Nowick. H Van- Schoyck. J. Eilcr. J. Youngblood. M. Galloway. J. Kam- inski. B Fisher. T Brown. D. Organ. J. Barber, S. Sharp. ROW 4 Coach DcardrufT. Coach Schrcibcr. C. Bra- shares. D. Fridh, P. Tabaka. B. Gicslcr. D. Ferrell. C. Kirk ham. A. Buckley. R Lenard. J. Swain. D. S uwara. Coach Hoke, and Head Coach Klimc ak. 107 Sliccrs Al Buckley and Don Hough try to break up an opponent's pass attempt. In spite of an average season the mighty Sliccrs worked hard to build an above average season record. The Sheers succeeded in defeating the number one and number two teams in the state. The Slicers 1965 schedule can be classified as possibly the toughest schedule in La Porte’s football history. Sheer opponents ranked among the top ten in the state at one time or another this year in- cluded Kokomo. South Bend. St. Joseph’s. Elkhart, South Bend Washington, and South Bend Riley. All will return to next year’s schedule. Senior tackle Terry Picszchala Varsity seniors: ROW I: P. Schulz. L. Cooper. J. tiler. Kirkham, M. Hoke. B. Fisher. D. Szwara. and M M. Bcrnacchi. M. Galloway, and J. Youngblood. ROW Franceschini. 2: A. Buckley. M. Hughes. T. Piezschala. S. Sharp. C. Moc Hoke fights his way across the goal line for another touchdown. This year's Sheer team combined a great offense with a very fine defense. Had it not been for a costly pass defense letup in several games, the Slicers might have had a perfect year. On offense La Porte averaged 20.8 yards rushing per game. 98.9 passing, and 19 points in the scoring column. The Slicers never lost a game statistically this season. Stew Sharp and Larry Tobar before an important game. Valpo defenders watch another Sheer touchdown in the making. no Hopes are high for Al Buckley's shot to raise the Sheers' score two points. Varsity Basketball 1965-66 This is LaPorte s interpretation of one of City's mighty Red Devils. Hop Lldridgc and Al Buckley successfully block an at- tempt by the opponent to score. ill Hop Hldndgc scores again for our Sliccrs. Clayton Jordan out-jumps his opponent to score again for A jump ball is declared when Miller and Beaty try to the Sliccrs. gain possession of the ball. 112 1965-66 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Clayton Jordan scores again for the mighty Slicers. November 23 26 December 3 10 II 17 18 30 January 7 8 14 15 21 28 29 February 4 II 12 '8 23-24-25-26 Knox Calumet Bishop Noll Elkhart Tolleslon St. Joseph Ben Davis Chesterton Tourney Central Penn Riley Valparaiso Adams Michigan City Logansport Goshen Mishawaka Hammond Washington Sectional M3 Basketball team: KNEELING Coach McNulty. C Parkes. S. Sharp. S. Smith. B. Kldridgc. B. Reed, G. Beaty. STANDING C. Kirkham. C. Jordan. J. Mil- ler. A. Buckley. B. Evans. Reserve team ROW R. Wise. T Craft, and R D Hostetler. ROW 3: Coach Stryckcr. B. Geislcr. D. Lenard. ROW 2: C. Hardin. T. Cash. B. Braden, and Ferrell. D. Moo. J. Ohime. and Manager B. Richter. Reserve Basketball 1965-66 The going gets rough as Reserve Sheer D. Ferrell drives in for two points against Mishawaka. 114 Swim 1 965-66 Coach Fink and Tonsoni had a good group of swimmers who were willing to work long and hard this season. They should all be given credit for their efforts. Injury and illness caused a large problem just before the IHSAA sectional meet at Griffith High School. Some of the star team members were ineligible to com- pete in the sectional because of illness. At the winter sports banquet, senior B. Engle was awarded most valuable swimmer and sophomore T. Wood most im- proved swimmer. T. Wood, D. Tabaka. D. Pclis, and B. Engles competed in IHSAA swim- ming sectional at Griffith High School. Swim team: ROW I: Coach J. Fink. B. Jones. P Allen. B Chapin, and Assistant coach Tonsoni. ROW 2: J l-chner. D. Pclis. J. Travis, C. Parsons, and C. An- derson. ROW 3: D. Hall. T Wood. D. Tabaka. B. Engle, F. Lubs. T. Warner, and T. Griffith. 115 1965 GOLF SCHEDULE April 21 Washington and Central 23 Griffith, Gary Andrcan, and Culver 26 Goshen and Adams 28 Mishawaka and Michigan City May 3 Elkhart and Riley 5 Washington and Central 10 Adams and Goshen 12 Mishawaka and Michigan City 13 La Porte Invitational 14 Culver Invitational 17 Riley and Elkhart 20 Sectional 28 Slate Tourney Although the golf team does not receive much publicity, it had a fine season this year. The five returning lettermen showed great potential this season. They improved their abilities to help advance the capacities of the other members of the squad. Lcttcrmcn: S. Moore. S. Schapanski. B Tripp. T. Swan- son. and M. Hoke. Coach Hoke has great hopes in next year's golf squad. There will be seven returning letter- men to the squad. These seven boys show great possibilities of improving the already fine golf record. Golf 1 965 Golf team: ROW D. Holman. K. Barnard. R. Sulor. and R. Hawn; ROW 2: Coach B Hoke. B. Fischer. B Tripp. S. Moore, M Hoke. J. Kaminski. T. Swanson, S. Schapanski. 116 Wrestling veterans: ROW New head wrestling coach J. Kunze. G. Bunch. C. Ford. J. Esposito, L. Cooper. T. Brown. M. Hoke. V. Ford. B. Cutler, and assistant L. McKeevcr. Wrestling 1965-66 The wrestling team acquired John Kunze as its new coach this season. Kunze was enthusiastic about his new post and was very hopeful of hav- ing a good record this season. Larry McKeever assisted Kunze with the job of managing the WRESTLING SCHEDULE November 23 Michigan City 30 Mishawaka December 2 South Bend Riley 7 Knox 9 South Bend Washington 14 Penn 16 South Bend Adams January 6 Elkhart 8 Michigan City Invitational 11 South Bend Central 13 Valparaiso 18 New Carlisle 20 Chesterton 25 Hammond Noll 27 LaVille 29 NIC meet in South Bend February 5 IHSAA sectional at Gary 12 IHSAA regional at Lafayette 19 IHSAA state meet at Indianapolis 117 team. The Team included nine lettermen who all had a high potential. C. Ford and G. Bunch represented LPHS in the regional wrestling tournament at hast Chicago. Returning sophomores. T Peters, T. Ivey, S. Richter. S. Komp. and D. Bigg. ROW I D Bigg. S. Komp. S. Richter, T. Ivey, and T. Peters. ROW2: R Veirs. J. Kraus. B. Reed. G. Schuster, and Coach Carl McNulty. Coach DcardurfT and some senior members of the track team discuss an approaching meet. Track team ROW I: B Roberts. D. Trigg. D. Reider. T. Brown. B Parker. H. Van Schoyck. P. Riley. L Tobar ROW 2: G Truth. J. Neal. R Cutler. P Zoll. I Cooper. C. Allen, C. Brashares, R Palmer, M. Fran- ccchini. ROW .? Coach DcardurlT. L. Henderson. R Lofts. J. Hawn. B Wiseman. D. S awara. C. Bra ier. M. Riley. D. Stocks. J. Reed. R Hamilton. ROW 4 H. Dorsett. D. Collett. J. Gourlev. T. Woods. M. Hughes. T. Pics chala. J Wells. D. Robinson. J. Patek. F. Heiden. 119 High jumper D. Henning clears the bar. A . Lcs Henderson, cross country champion, runs through his paces. Opposite: Slicer pole vaultcr, D. Reed, pushes over the cross bar. Exercise is an important asset for good co-ordination in proper running and jumping. Cross-country team: ROW B. Decker. L. Henderson. C. Bra icr. ROW 2: Coach Van Wagner. Jerry Neal, and Mark Riley. 1965 Cross-Country Results Lcs Henderson, captain and most valuable runner, is shown practicing before a cross-country meet. Cross-Country 1965 The 1965 Sheer cross-country team tied for second in the conference this year. Hard-working senior, Les Henderson, was voted by his teammates most valuable runner and team captain. Henderson has been the number one runner for the last two seasons. Ed Casto was the most improved runner. La Porte Opponents Calumet 40 20 Knox 15 30 Elkhart 34 21 Goshen 23 32 North Side 31 24 Valparaiso 27 28 Adams 20 37 Mishawaka 15 50 Riley 20 36 Washington 15 50 Michigan City 31 26 Crown Point 19 41 Logansport Invitational 3rd State Sectional 2nd State Regional 5th La Porte Invitational 4th Conference standing 3rd A Sheer Harrier strains to come in first followed by a Fort Wayne North Side runner. 121 Baseball leam ROW I S. Avery, B Eldridgc. B. Green, P Felchik. A. Buckley. P Farina. T. Pinkerton. T. Lc- vandoski. ROW 2: B. Hope. N. Presley. A. Steffy, S. Sharp. J. Crum. R. Ogle. T. Pierce. J. tiler, coach Schreiber. Baseball 1 965 Coach Schreiber yells instructions to help the Sliccrs on to victory. Schreiber points out the fundamentals of correct batting to some squad members. 122 Junior-Senior Captains ROW I T. Morgan. G. Bennitt, L. Hawkins. P. Zoll. ROW 2: D. Brcdlc. R Gropp. S. Chrobak. L. Alien. M. Smutzer. Intramural Junior-Senior “A flight runner-up: ROW I t. Casto, V. Ford. M. Wade ROW 2: S. Chrobak. T. Ebeling. S. Moore, D. Stocks. Intramural basketball promotes good sports- manship by providing all boys with an op- portunity to participate in competitive basket- ball. The boys organize their own teams under the direction of Mr. Allcsee. Intramural bas- ketball is the boys' most popular extra-curri- cular activity in LPHS. Hawkins “A flight team: ROW C. Parkes. H. Stevens. G. Penn, and L. Hawkins. ROW 2: S. Bynum. J. Anderson. E. Hawkins, and B Evans. 124 Junior-Senior B” flight champions: ROW B Jensen and J. Mcistcr. ROW 2: P. l uring. D. Marshall, and G. Galloway. Sophomore captains: J Funk, R. Mason, G. Meyers, and R. oil. Team captains watch Rosemary Tymick draw tourna- ment pairings. Junior-Senior A” flight second place: ROW . G. Fruth. C. Brashares, C. Allen, J. Crum. ROW 2: D Organ, B. Burdinc. D. Rcidcr. D. Brcdlc. Intramural Junior-Senior “A” flight champions: ROW . R. DeCamp. B Wadick. T. Nelson, G. Hetman. ROW 2: D. Propes, L. Allen. R. Strim. H. Law- son. Barb S« • !•' look over th« largo selection ©f high quality tiro at Firettono. M. I John toll only the finest in now 194« Plymouth FIRESTONE H. E. JAHNS SONS 509 Michigan Av Ph. 362-2324 506 Michigon Ave, Ph. 362-2531 For friendly. coo - toovt. prompt service shop at Ftvo Star FIVE STAR State Rd. 2 W«l 910 lincolnwoy Ph. 362-2332 502 Lincoln way Ph. 362-2134 LEE JAX LEVINE'S BOSTON STORE Complete model rood rocing hit may bo purchotod ot loo Jo .' toy Jim Schult . A wide selection a Hi 6 Her thirtt it on dttplay of Levine' . oy Sue 6a ond Mtk Scholl AJSTENAL AUSTENAL CO. A DIVISION OF HOWE SOUND CO. 1110 E. Lincolnway Phone 362-6161 DANNER’S 5 10 605 E lincolnway PKone 362-3579 for o wide «election of P opplie . 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PAT’S CLARK SUPER 100 Phone 362-9202 201 Lincolnwoy LINCOLN WAY GULF SERVICE Phone 362-9718 621 Lincolnwoy LAP0RTE VACUUM CLEANER CO. Phone 362-2463 818 Jeffer oa Avenue KABER FLOWER SHOP Phone 362-3526 911 Lincolnwoy HEIGHTS FINANCE C0RP. OF LAP0RTE Phone 362-9568 R.R. 1—1 mile W of Pinolo Slate Rood 2 GARWOOD ORCHARD BORTZ FARM STORE Phone 362-3251 915 Lincolnwoy FOUTZ ELECTRIC SERVICE Phone 362-3195 208 J Street MILLER TELEVISION Phone 362-3628 711 Michigon Avenue FURNITURE CITY Phone 362-8351 611 Monroe Street CHICAGO MOTOR CLUB Phone 362-3717 610 Indiana Avenue BORST AUTO AND ENGINE SERVICE Phone 362-2316 1223 State Rood 2 Wo f PARTY FAIR Phone 362 6768 Peony Won and Connie Pomron ore only two oI the many Friendly em- ployee reody Io terre yoo ot Wonderland Pot Unger Find fKot tF e Camera Shop hot o large variety of photo- graphic equipment WONDERLAND S . Rd 2 Wetf THE CAMERA SHOP 720 Michigan Ave. Ph 342 2955 Glad you didn’t drop out? A diploma looks nice in a scrapbook, but don’t expect to impress a lot of people with it. One thing you can l ank on . . . it’s not a passport to an easy life. It is proof, however, that you have perseverance which, when added to your other fine qualities and capabilities, will pay of! for you throughout your lifetime. It is our wish that graduation will not be the end, but the beginning of your quest for knowledge ... the real key to a happy fruitful life. AA MODINE P. W. WAY INC. Dodge Chrysler Imperial 1350 Pine lake Ave. Those Dodge 8oyj lore know whot's best in new ond uted con. says Tom Swonson HOFFMAN AUTO PARTS 145 Pine loke Ave Ph. 362 2929 for all of your needt for automobile porti. shop ot Hollmon'i FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. of LaPorte 802 Lincolnway Ph. 362-6171 We hove two branch offices to serve you because wise investors of all ages bank with 1st National Bank and Trust. ZIMMERMANN PAINT GLASS CO. 607 Jefferson Ave. Ph. 362-3742 Compliments of: Judy Zimmer mon admires the wide selection of dropery materials ot Zimmermann Point 6 Glots Com pony AMERICAN HOME FOODS INC. La Porte. Indiana tarn Pom Roploglo know thof hor monoy Koi boon Invettod wisely at the loPort Bonk and Trutl Compony. IAPORTE BANK TRUST CO. SAVINGS BANK 902 llncolnwoy Phono 362-4276 IMorior decorating suppilet ihould bo bought ot Roto Brothers Point Si or . ROSE BROTHERS PAINT STORE 111 J. Stroot Phono 362-201S Tloi, Kathy, Marti, ond Quinoti titling toy that E tiling Cloo non h tho bott ploco In town for your clooning noodt ESSIINO ClEANERS 3 3 llncolnwoy Phono 362-3626 Th i® m®« or® only a f®w who oy Thlngi go b«tf«r wfth Cok®. ' COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 205 Rum®ly St' ® Phen® 362-629 things go better,! with Coke 153 low-cojf. dcllciovt moob con be purchoied ond taken homo of Walkin' Kentucky Fried Chicken. WATKIN S KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Aero from the Jgnior High Phono 363-8709 Undo Ribordy look over ome of the morvefou fabrics ovollobie ot Osborn' . 0S80RN FAMICS CO. 712 Uncolrrway Phono 362-2845 St rioter' i the local Moyfog dealer In loPorte. STR1ETERS 1333 State Rood 2 Phono 362-3776 Mon Ito Chlvpotelc enjoy. receiving Solr Ityllng odvke ot Glodyt' Beouty Shop. 804 Monro 5tr t Phone 362-3058 GLADYS' BEAUTY SHOP llto Henry find fhot o j p from Bl.nt Equipment wilt meet oil of her driving need In mow. tond. or hlghwoy trovel. Eom Uncolnwoy Phone 362-2464 BlINT EQUIPMENT n Ul«l w • ee ■ C.A Bormonn ond Som he o o8 of troined worker Ho n ( oil of yovf plumbing ond hooting trouble . I OB Worwick Street PKy 362-2 0 C.A BORMANN AND SONS 155 020200000100020102000200000200 ; 3 2. - s • MflflMIMM IMM 2 i ; !§ ;ij ! ; 300201020200020101020102020201010002010200020101

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