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

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Maryfridk Gregory Frulh Eugene Clerk Judith KUnimkl Jam lamp! Clenn Unnenunn Mu Miller Engl 1th Englilh Engllah Engllah Speerh Fngli.h Eogllth Engllah Solo Speerk Ami Hl-Tlmea Spoenoe t in Sponror Drama Coarh Senior Claaa Sportaor ▲ 6 1. Wayne Gault interrupts his reading to glance casually back at his photographer. 2. Mr. Burns expounds on the correct usage of grammar to his interested students. 3. Wayne Gault slyly eyes his assailant while in the midst of an assignment. 4. Mrs. Olson points out the correct response to Paula Dobbs. 5. Mrs. Ellison assists an alert Nikki Anderson in the library during sixth hour. 6. Mr. Lampl checks on a student's progress. loyal Perllch CoaleM Spterh lout Preocotl Engllah Arnold Yirno Peggy Droege lean Welth Speech TV Radio Common. AM EngIDk CTV Prog Coord. English 23

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ENGLISH STUDENTS CRY AUTHOR! AUTHOR!' J n Burnt Charlotte Btrthrl Robert Burn» NaiKy Carlton Karen Flliton Engliah Head English English English English (ante Fppvrt Pal franklnburgei English rngllah NHS Sponsor The English Department offers the largest course selection of all the departments. Amazingly, all of the I.PHS English teachers an? very im- aginative people. Their students are allowed to take some creative liberties while at the same time having some imponant conventions enforced upon them. For example. Mrs. Ellison allowed her Junior Honors English classes to celebrate the birthdays of great American authors though each activity dunng that hour had to have some bearing on the author's works. The end result was an entertaining time which stimulated a new appreciation for some forgotten writers. The English courses at LPHS are also attractive to potential English ma- jors. Our English Department has a literary magazine, a newspaper, and a yearbook for future journalists. Honors English courses abound as well. Speech, Drama classes and Radio-Television work tempt many too. Thanks to an enlightened faculty who offer a variety of courses, the English Department of LPHS is and will probably remain a center of activity at our school. Ms Mi Rrlfstt (osnnt Shsphsrd Maymt Slump Sp «l D bjlr Coj h English English Sprriil Even!» 22 English

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▲ 6 BUSINESS STUDENTS WANT ALL THAT MONEY CAN BUY' Richard Biurt Bu.lnci ld Hfid Director COE Gloria Billird Builncaa Ed. Larry Duilrla Builnna Ed Richard Dcardurfl But Inn Ed. Rhya.Ed Bernard laafmann Builnna Ed. Intramural Coord. Robert Leroy Builnna Ed Head Tennii Coach Carol Patlee Builnna Ed 24 Business 1. Amy Broviak and Carrie Buss joke about their totals in Accounting class. 2. Tammy Easton and Bub Gale seem to be enjoying an hour in their I Can class. 3. Inquisitive students peer at the photographer through an open door. 4. Mr. Piper clears his desk of a huge stack of papers. 5. Jennifer Bell, Kim Browning, and Deborah Collins await the close of another day in their Business class. 6. Debbie Stefany concentrates on a difficult typing assign- ment. 7. Mark Allen goes for another record of words per minute. 8. Mr. Zielinski checks Kim Kasten's addition over her shoulder.