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

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'CALL IT A DAY' Salute to a Teacher It's 2:39 in the afternoon, the hushed sound in the classroom rumbles into a loud roar followed by a rapid shuffling of papers, people start shouting at each other from across the room, then all of a sudden the bell rings, and not a minute too soon. Everyone jumps up and makes a mad dash for the door. The sound of crashing desks fills the room, then it's finally over. Back in the deserted classroom sits one poor soul with a headache that has Excedrin written all over it. It is the teacher that has had to put up with a whole day of unfinished homework, students bickering, and childish pranks. The teacher is only human yet day after day the teacher puts up with the same thing. And I ask you, isn't this a bit much to expect of anybody? Bob Hickman

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'IT'S BEEN CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Ruth Tobar, Manager Carol Bennett Teresa Bluhm Toni Foster Lauretta Hanson Shirley Lahmann Lucille Masterson Sylvia Purtha Gen Reed Mary Rosenbaum Haviva Salmon Raynell Sandy Charlotte Schultz Sally Sherrick Joan Tschida Rosemarie Trojanowtki A HARD DAY'S NIGHT' FOR COOKS AND CUSTODIANS CUSTODIAL PERSONNEL Carl David Sherrick, Head Ed Purcell John Wiencken John Levenhagen Carl Johnson Mike Crouse Owen Grinstead Mary Martin Dan Slater Don Stiller Mary Keller Harry Sullivan 18 Cook and Custodians

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ART CLASSES AVOID MAKING A Surprisingly, not all art students possess more artistic talent than the average person on the street. What most art students do have is a desire to test the bounds of their creativity. Students at LPHS wishing to take a course in art have many creative areas from which they may choose. The classes are divided into levels of training so that the potential beginner need not worry about being out of his depth. All talent aside, everyone FINE MESS starts off equal. In addition to the traditional activities such as painting and sculpting, the department offers classes in Commercial Design and Mr. Rhodes teaches Stage Technology (an invaluable aid to drama at LPHS). So, for everyone from potential Picassos to Joe Average doodlers who is willing to work and have fun while doing it, the Art Department at LPHS is the place to be. 1. Kim Masterson briefly pauses from her painting to smile for the camera. 2. Mrs. Long shows Tracey Mahlman how it's really done. 3. Laura Hunt busily works on a school spirit booster. 4. Rob Milzarek can't be bothered while sketching in Art class. Karen Long Art Senior C Uaa Sporuor Robert Rhode Art Stage Manager Director Winter Play 20 Art