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

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OUTRIDE SKPEEiENCES CALL LW£-ER£ BEVOND1UL. CLAQQ OW I ■! ■ 1 -A f. f. . ■■ IfirtLfLill Ia njltutiuil lit© neta r o rwirKnoni to nortonoi boundaries. Ports of France, Germany, Venezuela, and Columbia joined the student ranks. La Porteons traveled to France, Germony, Brazil, and even behind the Iron Curtain to a Polish wedding. Morgie Nurse, 1970 AFS student from Barbodos, returned at Christmas time for the snow, which she got. International experiences proved to be maturing, eye-opening forces in 1973. In La Porte life began just as classes ended with Special Announcements at 2:55. The bell brought on a multitude of activities — rushing home to Gtlligan'» bland and The Muastan, running around the block in conditioning for swim team, singing and dancing The Boy Friand. Christmas was the Godspail assembly and the G. R. Outside the halls of LPHS, students entered adult life. The Job kept some busy, and seeking The Job kept others occupied. The New Life was bom in La Porte, providing a place for relaxation, conversation, and coming to know Christ. In the fall, McGovern and Nixon took the time and energy s,'r