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

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LPHS Homecoming Takes on New Face This year the LPHS Homecoming took on a new face. Because of the lack of participation and the cost of materials, the parade of floats was cancelled. Instead, the three classes competed for the spirit stick at the bonfire. The main objective this year was to promote spirit within each class during Spirit Week. Hath class had their own time and place to show their spirit. Tin- first day, Monday, the sophomores wore plaid while Tuesday the juniors grubbed up and Wednesday was inside-out day for the seniors. Thursday everyone wore orange and black. Halftime was full of anticipation which ended after the seniors were awarded the spirit stick and the queen and her court were announced.

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STARTING TOP. CLOCKWISE: Ten Hyde, center, reigns as the 74 Homecoming Queen with her court. Jennifer Dorns, left, and Robin Droege. right. The traditional bonfire marks the beginning of Homecoming 74. Band members stand at attention while playing the Alma Mater The scoreboard reflects the disheartening result of the Homecoming game Teri Hyde, surrounded by roses through the use of multiple exposure. reflects the beauty of a Homecoming Queen Sue Tamow. Julie Jeffrey, and Pat Nedza express mixed emotions as the Sliccrs continue to battle. Chuck Tobar. Tim Streitcr. Paul Kcgcbcin, and Dan Danlavich look on with great concern as they rest.

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STARTING RIGHT. CLOCKWISE: P Brown. C. Killian, M. Krm( . A. Routt, ami B. Ramaekers swing in Rock Around the Clock.” Posing as one of the Bali Dancers of River Kwai is Julie Hoke Greg Stump concentrates on constructing a stair rail. In a serene mood. Sandy Nicodcmuss anti Rita Marlow express their feelings through song. Through its diakigue, Function Junction adds a touch of humor. Marsha Hostetler. I ana Day. and Bev l)arnbn ugh watch intently to see how to alter a costume. Members of Musical Watergate explore circumstances surrounding the famed political event.