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Spring Activities Finalize the Year STARTING ABOVE, CLOCKWISE: Gulping down root beer in an effort to win the root beer chug-a-lug are Ron Hclccrbrand and Bonnie Euler. Regina Schloesser shrieks as slic becomes the victim of an exploded water balloon. Jill Whined prepares for the great tricycle race. Cathy Carpcntier is this year's Spring Spons Queen. Standing in for her sister Cathy. Jody Carpcntier accepts the bouquet from Jerry Saffell as the rest of the court look cm. Bill Rippy’s throw poses little of a threat to Mr. Bozo Tonsoni. '»•• ' y c 28
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Banquet Becomes Crossroad for Juniors and Seniors The Senior class presented the Jr.-Sr. Appreciation Night on Wednesday, June 4. Music was provided by Atlantic City Steel Pier. Hors d’oeuvres and drinks were served at the Elks Club, the location for the final social activity of the year. Gifts from the senior class were presented to the senior sponsors and counselors. This activity market! the end of the 1974-75 school year and was a new crossroad in the lives of many Juniors and Seniors. 27
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On Tuesday, May 13, at the LaPorte Invitational track meet, the 1973 LPHS Spring Spons Queen was announced. Standing in for her sister Cathy, Jody Carpentier accepted the bouquet presented by the honorary official,Jerry Saffell. Cathy’s court consisted of Leanne Games, 1st runner-up; Debbie Dckoycr. 2nd runner-up; Jill Whitted, 3rd runner-up; and I.aura Alban, 4th runner-up. Mach club nominated a candidate who in turn was voted upon by members of the spring sports teams. The student body then voted on the top ten nominees, choosing the queen and her court. Another event, sponsored by the senior class, was held on Monday, May 19. Students buying tickets were allowed to leave during 3th and 6th hours to attend Senior Field I ay. Such games as tricycle races, root beer chug-a-lugs, gunny sack races, and bozo dunks provided enjoyment for the student body, while proving to be a successful moneymaking project for the class of ’73. 29
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