La Salle Peru Township High School - Ell Ess Pe Yearbook (La Salle, IL)

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Do your feet hurt? Evidently someone's did, for when I arrived at the dance, everyone had his shoes off. This Sox Hop sure was a novel affair. I thought of mixing up the shoes, but decided against it for I might be expelled. I don't want to leave yet, 'tis true, I like it here. Reminds me of good old Ireland-this folk dancing! A few of the kids from the lunior class gave an assembly for their classmates. I must say, I thoroughly enioyed the performance. Paul Hockings Minister marries Jim Lushina and Melva Croissant Santa Claus crowns Rosie Ficek and Jerry How these LP girls can run' In November the girls asked boys for dates CI thought these dates were a kind of fruit until a fair colleen explained it to mel One thing I never quite understood was why the boys wore vegetables on their shirts Jesrolowskt Such a delightful night' Sure and it was with the crowning of a king and queen Santa Claus was there too we had quite a friendly little chat He and I have been friends for nearly 200 years you know' Page seventeen I I the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance was held. All enjoyed by all. The Snowflake Swirl ended

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rw, ,K el s l Tu' X , ll ' 'I I llla' . f Y , bk 2 O f IIIII f , If Q, s I 4 Clara Groleau, Betty Lavens, Donna Rose, Guy Scoma, Clyde Students Not Pictured Karlosky, Kenneth Mclnerney, Carole Burke, Thomas Budlong, John Diddle, Ardith Symond, Joan Chadbourne, Patricia June Rose, Raymond Gross, Gary Parker, Mr. John Willard. Patterson, Pamela Patterson, Tom Heftron, Betty Pyszka. 7 e ffudio- ltwual idx Serve L-P I saw the best movie today, it was all about the history of Ireland. I think this new movie invention is a splendid idea. I took a little ride with Mr. William Peters and a group of kids in the Drivers Training car the other day, I don't want to get into a contrap- tion like that again. Faith and b'gora, it nearly I like the way that Proiection Team works, they really perform a service for faculty and students of L-P. took the heart out of me. I did like the windshield wipers, though! 'Tis quite a miracle Mr. Peters has survived these students' techniques of driving for four years. Mr. Peters, Shirley Murtaugh, Ann Murray, Barbara Daniel. 'io ei Ti , 9 ' K 9-'Rf l -L. , , RU twsn Nl vxi YE M, P orgy N35 Awrowd D1lalC0 Tf0l0Q,

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Around Mike: Rita Anderson, Sis Panzica, Beverly Kulczy, John Schweickert, Seated: Ed Tafflinger, Alan Sumberg, .lim Monahan. Voice Qf L-P Speaks' I am a radio star! I opened and closed the door twice on a broadcast forthe Radio Club one afternoon. L-P has a program every other week, but I lust appeared on one show. I want to give the others a chance, too! Radio Club members have their own room above the auditorium, I've been there, but I haven't touched the new Magnecord Tape Re- corder. So many duties connected with radio club, they wear the students out so they have to elect two sets of omcers each year. First semester ofticers were Alan Sumberg, president, Valerie Capello, vice-president, Conrad Locander, secre- tary-treasurer. Officers for the second semester were Ramona Weber, president, Nancy Dee, vice-president, Margo Miller, Secretary-Treasurer. I sneaked up to the recording room and listened to my voice five times in a row. What inventions will these Americans think of next? Paula Pivonski, Mary Ann Rydz, Helen Krogulski, Esther Curtis, Conrad Locander, William Derango, Iseatedl Lois Dixon. Bark row: Philip Valett, Marilynn Schalla, Joan Rogalla, Kay Keith, Erlyn Harback, Nancy I, Dee. Front row: Idabelle Runnion, Catherine Roliardi, Valerie Capello, Margo Miller.