Lacrosse High School - Tiger Tracks Yearbook (Lacrosse, IN)

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LEFT to RIGHT, FIRST ROW: John Chandler, Gloria Stueckle, Mrs. King-Advisor, Janet Miller, Clark Neace. SECOND ROW: Darlene Bryan, Janice Eccles, Bonnie Mays, Teddy Torgeson, Parrel Mzttus, Goldie Stueckle, Karen Stephens. THIRD ROW: Vic Ping, Kenneth Rudolph, Boyd Nelertz, Don Cook, Bob Wlqen, Gary Gre- well, Larry Hattemer. s FRESHMAN CLASS Advisor: .... . . . Mrs. King, Mrs. Langley Class flower: . . . ....... White Carnation Class colors: . . . . . Deep Purple and White Motto: ...... . . Find a way or make one Gloria Stueckle . . . . . . President . . . . . Bonnie Mays John Chandler . . . . . . . Vice President .... . . Larry Hattemer Janet Miller . . . . . Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Gloria Stueckle Vic Ping ...... .... S gt.-at-Arms . . . ..... Don Dook Goldie 'Stueckle ............... ' . Student Council Rep. . . ............ Goldie Stueckle When L.H.S. opened its doors in September, 18 Freshmen came trooping in, bringing with them all sorts ot pleasant ideas of high school life. Then on September.. ll it happened- initiation. Confusion reigned as -the boys appeared in evening gowns, high-heels, jewelry, and even make-up. The girls, who usually wear these things, showed up in overalls, men's shirts, and work shoes. Even their hair styles had been changed to a modern creation which called for no less than 20 pigtails. Both boys and girls were required to wear a pepper on a -string around their necks. To complete the initiation, the Sophomores sponsored an all-high party that evening. It next fell upon the Freshmen to put on a party for the Sophomores in return for the initia- tion party. The Freshman return party ,was held September 26. Games were played and re- freshments served. Afterward dancing was done in the gym. SEVER'S FURNITURE, Colfax

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L to R, FIRST ROW: Ann Nervig, Dmis Torgeson, Mr. Booker, Advisor, Doris Hansen, Claudia Krom. SEC- OND ROW: Bud Aune, David Wigen, Shirley B'oeckel, Gerald Guske, Veva Edwards, Wayne Brannon, Dale ,Imus. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Miller, Faith Kelly, Qble Baken, Judy Lelnweber, Linda Bell, Angelene Moore, Carolyn Magee, Charleen Vogler. SOPHOMORE CLASS CLASS COLORS: . . . CLASS FLOWER: . . . CLASS MOTTO: . . Doris Torgeson Doris Hansen Ann Nervig Shirley Broeckel Gerald Guske ADVISOR: Mr. Booker Crimson and Gray . . . Red Gladiola . . Our aim a star: our goal the sky. PRESIDENT Doris Hansen VICE-PRESIDENT Orbie Baken SECRETARY-TREASURER Carolyn Magee SGT.-AT-ARMS Claudia Krom STUDENT COUNCIL REP. Linda Bell The Sophomore Class consisting of 20 members started the school year off with a bang by bringing the Green Frosh into L.H.S. properly with a rip-snorting initiation followed by an evening all-high party. Near the end of September, Carol Adams moved and entered school at St. J-ohn. This reduced the class to nineteen. In mid October the Sophomores ordered their class rings which arrived in Fe bruary. Two activities were sponsored as fund-raising projects. A movie was shown April 10 at which admission was charged and refreshments sold. On April ll a bake sale netted about S60 for the class. B0 HENRY, Colfax

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