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

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Tho lato Mr. Henry Schulze la remembered for hi work a audio-visual director at LaPorto High School for many years. Mr. Henry Schulze came to LaPorte in 1929. He served as the head of industrial arts, audio-visual director, pres- ident of Kiwanis Club, and treasurer of the local First Baptist Church. The idea for the construction of the small auditorium was first conceived by Mr. Schulze. The elevation of tho room had already been determined by the previously built ramp in that section of the building. Therefore through the planning of Mr. Schulze, the tier- structured room was added on to our school. Because of all of the time Mr. Schulze spent working on this room. Student Council decided to donate and rename the small auditorium in his honor. A bronze plaque now designates it as Schulze Hall. His body rests in a grave, but his spirit shall live on forever in the halls of LaPorte High School. Mr. Schulze is remembered by dedication of small auditorium Tho presently well-used, tier-structured auditorium was made possible through the planning and originality of Mr. Henry Schulze.

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Carol D«8ruyno covets a stick that represents the Junior class victory In the spirit stick competition. We are the Slicers; we've got spirit! Theresa Waterson and Joeie Samford prove their senior spirit LPHS' spirit stick is fast becoming a most treasured item by all three classes. Ned Baughman made what is now the coveted spirit stick out of varnished wood and brass pieces from a chandelier in his home. To determine the winner, each class is given a chance to show their school spirit by yelling to the cheers as loudly as possible. A panel of judges decides the winner. The stick is then displayed with the name of the winning class on it at the bookstore up until the time of the next pep session. With this spirit stick as an incentive, slicer fans will boost LPHS school spirit. Mascot Chris Samlord doos hsr host to holp tho cbeorlsadsrs.

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It was a hard fight, but wo won tho gamo. 28-12. Victory and student spirit help make homecoming a success. Miko Shlpton watch©» tho roit of tho football gamo aftor doing his bo»t to holp win. Creativity and imagination shown in various dub floats add color to tho homecoming celebration. Popper Club members spent much extra time and offort making this colorful float and dressing up in the regular uniforms of football players and the club. L • , k»