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

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Cable Programmers Are on the Air Cablf Pro Front Row: Tom Hanbcrg, Ron- da Jacks, Rudy Saldivar. Can- Harnett. Row Two: Kevin Jcrndt. Mark Rasiuk. Steve Horn. Jacque Walker. Mark McNcal Row Three: Marty Reed, Mike Tompkins, Derek Crew», Steve Dudeck I Mark I.uther takes a break. 2. Todd Hine gives the play by play of the game — or something else? 3. Dennis Realor is working the camera 4 Lori Andrewski directs a program 5. Jarom Thom monitors the taping. 24 Cable Programmers

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Tri-M Shines With Excellence Tn-M Row One: Jackie Jamison. Michelle Burger, Robin Riffel. Treasurer. Todd Mine. Vice President. Greg Lewis, Presi- dent, Karen Snyder, Secretary, Mandy Brown. Denna Curtis. Debbie Rose, Pheebe Roan Row Two: Shari Bowen, Tammy Stump. Rosemary Kanney. Fackei Harris. Matt Kennedy, David Applegarth, Paul Sampson, Roxy Jones, Carol Rinker. Tami Mouncc, Bobbi Lindley Row Three: Allison Rhodes. Steve Williamson. Donna Baker, Pat Russell. Dale VV'nght, Tom Sunn. Marty Reed. Terry Zeller. Jacque Walker. Brad Dehart. Doug Diegc, Bob Jones. Row Four. Eddie Burke. Kathy Murphy. Jane Plant . Christopher Hagcnow. Russell Evans. Tony Casto, Gary MacMillan. Brian Tonsom, Enc Langford, Jeff Vandermel, Kevin McCalmet, Laura Backer Tri-M: Tri-M, formerly known as Modern Music Master, is a club that strives to become better musi- cians. Mr. Jones and Mr. Burk are both proud to be sponsors of this club. Tri-M is trying to become a more active club in the school. Tri-M sold lightbulbs and had a chicken dinner sale at one of the home basketball games 1 Tammy Stump looks as usual while working at the concession stand 2. Deena Curtis shows off that even Tn-M members have good taste 3. Greg Lewi exclaims, Don't ever call me Greeeeg again! 4 Anita Young take order at the conces- sion stand Tri-M 23

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The Vote Is in for Both Boys'... Hoosier Boys' State was one of the best weeks in my life. stated Jim Jones, one of the three who went to Hoosier State. Jim, Mike Holified, and Chris Hagenow represented LaPorte High School at the week long seminar held each year in June at Indiana State University. Boys' State is set forth to teach high school seniors about how our government works. The students learn about electing officials at ci- ty, county, and state levels. Once they have learned the election process, the students hold mock elections. Jim was elected both State Senator and City Judge. Chris was elected State Senator and Mike was the Mayor of Donovan. According to Jim, Boys' State was truly a week to shape a lifetime. ... and Girls' State Hoosier Girls' State, held every year in June one week after Boys' State, effected the lives of three students of LaPorte High School. Tammy Stump, Jane Plant , and Sarah Mawhorr spent a week at Indiana State University to learn about how our government works. As in Boys' State, the group of 900 girls were divided into cities and learned about how elections are held. Tammy Stump was elected as City Vice-Chairman and a page for her party's convention, Sarah was an alternate for Hoosier Girls' Nation. Jane was elected as County Commissioner. Lastly, Jane Plant , stated, With all that each of us learned about our state, one couldn't help but leave with a sense of pride toward the State of Indiana and with a better understanding of the government procedures. Hoosier Boys' and Girls' State 25