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

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Physics Coaches all about slinkies Changes of a Typical School Day Coffee Marts the day

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Cheerleaders Cope With Changes The Cheerleaders had a rough time coping with the changes this year. The freshmen were worked in along with a separate fall and winter J.V. squads. The spirit boosters worked hard throughout the season to bring forward the sheer spirit during football games, basketball games and the other LPHS games and meets. The cheerleaders main money making project was the sale of white, pink and red carnations during the week of Valentine's day. They also organized a pep-session for the boys basketball team on sectional day. Varsity: Dana Schmcdnecht. Mary Schmitz, Lome Silakow ki, Valcn (onushaitis .I'.. Caroline Callison, Jeana Kane, Dcana Netzer, Jonni Doran, Stacy Murry, Michelle Zable Freshmen. Shelby Kray. Melissa Langford, Beth Bunion. Beth Applegarth, Diane Garwood

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Intelligence isn't the only quality that we have seen displayed by Fritz Warfield. Fritz is a Sophomore and is one of the greatest examples of true school spirit that can be found. There are many activities he participates in that prove it. Fritz was chosen by Coach Otis to be the manager of basketball for the 1984 85 school year. He found it netessary to be at all practices and games. He also participated in the challenging Math contests held at Chesterton Highschool and at Purdue University, in which he received an award fora percentage above 75. Fritz has a great attitude towards school and is thinking lightly about a career as a basketball coach. He is presently enrolled in two honors classes and is anticipating three more next year. On his spare time Fritz plays basket- ball, chess, studies for Math contests, and sets his yearly goals by great mot- tos such as this; Find out what you want, go after it... and don't quit! by Aimee Greaves On the exterior Bob Burger, a sophomore at LPHS, has all of this credited to his name. He scored in the top 10% of his SAT taken in eighth grade. He won the Academic All American Scholar Award. He is a self- taught pianist and is the only sophomore in Concert Choir. Bob has also written several articles about com- puters for magazines. On the personal aspect. Bob loves music. He plays the handbells, sings in the Walther League Chorus and Campus Life Singers, and also performs with the La Porte Symphony. In the future Bob plans to attend Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology to study electrical engineering and computer science and also hopes to maintain his 4.0 grade point average to become Valedictorian in 1987. For now he just wants to enjoy the rest of his high school education, make friends, and perform well at his job with E.V. Controls where he will build and repair electrical equipment. Overall Bob hopes to contribute what he can to society. by Tonia Burger