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

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You, yourself form a unique part of your LPHS You —your life al laPorle High is different from anyone else's. Of course, you have iix classes to attend each day as does everyone — but not everyone has the same sc hedule. You are probably a member of some clubs or extracurricular activities associated with your school — and yet not everyone is in all your clubs. Think of it this way — you're different — or, maybe you would prefer this — you are an individual; you are unique. Your life in school in 1972 is divided into four basic groupings, the largest of which being the whole —

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I Activities reveal LaPorte's life style When books and papers were m in ihe depths of your notebook, a new person was released. This person was a gay and carefree you — the active you. You cheered Slicer teams to victory, sold concessions for your club, and ran through the first snow in Michigan after the play West Side Story. Hours were stolen away from study time to complete the set before opening night, perfect the debate on the jury system, and sell one more fish fry ticket. Although you lost sleep and peaceful moments by yourself, it was all worth it. After all, what made the 1972 school year special was the extra work spent on the activities of LPHS. Stirling Ml ctodcwhe: Behind the scenes, Linda Siefker vacuums ihe costumes lor the play She Stoops to Conquer Graceful shadows outline the figures of Anne Kaminski and Rick White as they dance in ihe play 'Carousel During the basketball game . Steve Rowley prepares for the on-rush of fans at half-time. The spirit of Homecoming is reflected on the face of Senior Pam Humphrey as she carries the banner for National Honor Society.