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

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1. Carl Hogsett Jell Buday. Casey Basch. Tam Tagliaferi. Wes O'drll. and Karen Lewi» prove (o be in the Slicer spirit during a chilly football game. 2. Mandy Maurer patiently wait» for her friends after a lough day In school. 3. A willing group of friends pose in the front parking loL 4. Fred Conners, Steve Welllnski, and Kirk Caw get into the swing of things in Advanced Comp. Class.

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LaPorte Goes Back to School. 002 The sights and sounds of Summer 86' ended amid the groans and sighs of LaPorte High School students. Most of us weren't joyful at the thought of returning to school, but once we were back, it wasn't so bad. The Senior class considered themselves to be the Top Guns of the school. Juniors hoped that the year would soon be Gone With The Wind so they could be the leaders of the school. The Sophomores had a Long Way to Go and the Freshmen thought that entering high school was equivalent to Pee Wee's Big Adventure. This year was filled with many events and changes, but the students kept up with it all and had an experience that no one will forget. 1. Jenny Mrozinski, Carrie Levenhagcn, and Liz Moore arc happy to be back in school. They are looking forward to future homework assignments and test . 2. Lori Jessup reminisces the enjoyable summer she 3 had with her friends. 3. Lane Friedman and Carrie James catch up on the summer gossip. Introduction

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 The Sky's The Limit During Homecoming. Despite some cancellations of some of our more tradi- tional homecoming activities, there were still many things to do to keep us busy. Monday was Dress-Up Day. Students roamed the hallways decked out in the nicest clothes they could find in their closets. Tuesday was Fifties Day. Guys with greasy hair and girls with poodle skirts were a com- mon and hilarious sight. Wednesday was Bum Day. People wore the grungiest rags that most mothers thought they'd thrown away. Thursday was Toga Day. Students adorned themselves with every kind of sheet imaginable. Flannel, Snoopy, designer, and satin sheets were seen along with plain, white sheets. Friday was the ever-traditional Orange and Black Day. These days for dressing differently were en- joyed by all and heightened Slicer Spirit. 1. Members of the Football team strut to the center of the gym to be introduced during the Homecoming pep session. 2. Don Kopach feels out of place because he doesn't have a toga. 3. Scott Stiller winces as he catches a water balloon successfully. Homecoming