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

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Happiness Is . . . No More Drunk Driving Sadd: Front Row: Kim Loo, Public Relation», Michelle Runkol, President, P J. Zimmerman. Vice President, Steve Mast. Community Correspondent, Vicki Stewart, Public Relations. Row Two: Allison Rhodes, Shannon Peckat, Dana Schmednect. Khsta Smith. Caroline Callbon, Leanne Killingbeck, Tammie Miller. Row Three: Bill Lee, Janet Mathias. Elaine Yuhosz. Sue Backiewic , Liz Moore. Row Four Julie Loch, Cary Piotrowicz. Craig Fitchett. Rich Rhodes. Robbin Riffel, Marty Reed, Beth Shelby Students against drunk driving or SADD is an organization designed to make students aware of the risks involved in driving while drunk. Throughout the school year as well as in the sum- mer. SADD sponsors dances, lec- tures and organizes many awareness activities throughout the year. This year they had a pledge week and encouraged ap- proximately 500 students to pledge that they would not drink and drive during this week. SADD is growing in popularity and membership. SADD says, BE SMART DO NOT DRINK AND DRIVE! IT MAY BE YOUR LIFE THAT YOU SAVE! Campus Life Is One Big Happy Family Campui Life. Front Row: Mary Press)?, Sherry Hetman, Tammy Slump, Shelli Peterson, Erin Riley. Jill Mawboocne, Carrie Chapman. Michelle Burger. Stacy Wilson Row Two: Jana lee Bowel!, Kym Rcade, Toni Voelker, Joyce Keetin, Kelly Per ., Sue Bac kiewicz, Michelle Mast, Jeff Walker. Kris Petersen. Michelle Young Row Three: Rodney Carlson. Jennifer Schuster. Susan Britton, Chcri Tibbs. Janey Mathias, Tony Watson, Linda I Jufmann, Tonia Burger, Donna Osborn, Lynn Campbell, Nikki Anderson. Row Four Sponsor Carry Wiley, Chris Hickey, Steve Mast, Alex Anton. Tony Casto. W'anda Swift, Jeff Barnard. Paul Bible. Brian Smith. Tina Antrim Campus Life is sponsored by Mr. Wiley. Campus Life is a religious Club that welcomes peo- ple from all religions. Campus Life meets once a week and talks over community and or family problems such as drugs. Campus Life gets together with the Michigan City chapter to have parties and lots of fun. Campus Life also went on a retreat to Col- orado this year. Wanda Swift says, Campus Life is being among friends and sharing life's experiences together. We always welcome new members with open arms. SADD Campus Life 29

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COE: Learning New Skills COE: COE which stands for cooperative office education is for students to get experience in their future jobs. Students in COE get out fourth, fifth, and sixth hours to work at their jobs. The students must apply for the class. Cot Row One: Natalie Prast, Lome Knoll. Carol Felton Row Two: Cina Reese. Jodi Boone, Tina Walker. Angie Weliver, Vickie Stegall Row Three: Nancy Miller. Shelly Bradford, Dick Bauer I Jody Boone answers the phone at her place of employment 2. Tina Walker finishes up on a few last minute details 3. Kelly Wrobleski smiles as she works on her assigned job. 4. Nancy Miller enjoys being at work 5. Angie Weliver puts her typing skills to work. 28 COE

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Building Trades Men Are at Work Building Trades offers a chance for students to develop skills and knowledge of the home building industry. The club meets during fifth and sixth hours. The teacher is Mr. White. Mr. White has now taught Building Trades for two years. Building Trade . Front Row: Blake Mahtann. Scott Woodham, Nick Colburn. Kip Sen- sow, Bnan Vaughn. |eff Crabiak. Mr White. Row Two: Charles Brew. Jeff Sellers. Mike Schmutzer Building Trades: 1 Nick Colburn reaches fora tool 2. Jeff Crabiak digging some land. 3. Jeff Crabiak installing an outlet. 4. Charles Brew preparing to pound a nai! in. 5 The Building Trades house will soon be ready to sell '«ilding trades”1 |£[k 1 -A'1 's .4 - 30 Building Trades