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

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS — NOT A LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS' R nd U McGrIM G»ry AUn Miurict Mubkm |iot« Nova Larry Pmtotl Industrial Art M ad Industrial Art Industrial Art InduttrUl Art Industrial Art l lir R amwy (limn Smudd Industrial Art IndutlrUl Art 3A 1. Brad Cummings and Mark Fontanelli take a break from their strenuous work. 2. Ron Butcher studiously takes notes from hit Industrial Arts book. 3. Dave Smith leads the pack of students looking for attention. 4. Patrick Sneed has a right to feel proud about this amazing display of hit hard work. 28 Industrial Arts

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J q»»lln Miller Meiheaulkt Terry MlUer M»th«m»tlc Wretlllng C«Kh Boy» CC Co«h Jennifer Mount Methroutk» J me»Ne»ry Ail Rom I ind W«h |ul.r Wrll.o Mrlhrautlr M tbenutU« Methenetk» M»lhtm«rln F re»hnun Ctw Sponsor Bowlln« Club A 8 1. Patty Nowlcki shyly glances over her shoulder while Mi»» Kermin reminds us of our unfinished math homework. 2. Lori Barnes and Bemie Courley are absorbed in their math work. 3. Brian Wellnitz lets everyone know his favorite football team. 4. Chris Schoof and her friend interrupt their calcula- tions with the latest gossip. 5. Andy Kennedy and Brett Hargrave pose in front of their favorite Geometry proofs. 6. Most of the math students in this class seem dedicated. 7. Leland Holmquest shows Carl Riedel and Gina Zuzock a new keyboard move. 8. Jeremy Sutton gives math a thumbs up. Math 27

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For many years Industrial Arts classes were viewed with something like fear brought on by ignorance of the type of classes offered. Recently, however, this stigma has been removed and many students now realize how much fun In- dustrial Arts can be. This department of LPHS has a wide variety of courses in its curriculum ranging from graphics to actual construction. Dif- ferent levels of classes are also available for more advanced students. This type of program is very useful for the future since many students can ob- tain practical job experience from their In- dustrial Arts classes. One of the most exciting classes in this department is that of Building Trades. Participants in this course actually build a house by themselves. The Industrial Arts Department of LPHS is certainly no Little Shop of Horrors as more and more students are find- ing out. 4 V 5V 1. Frank Aul» seem «hocked to be photo- graphed. 2. Matt Schuster and John Bortz smile as the end of class draws near. 3. Don Reese tries to ward off the camera as he works on a car. 4. Tom Kreuger and Tony McCelos are among those admiring the helicopter during a short ex- cursion. 5. Brenda Vest grins sheepishly while caught waiting for the bell. Industrial Arts 29