Lapel High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Lapel, IN)

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S7La Fl' ASVG Upon entering grade school, a new student is apprehensive of what lies ahead. But, with each year comes more responsibilities and ac- tivities. Being hall monitor, playing baseball at recess, and seeing who is champion of the math races, are just some of the things that make grade school a time worth remembering. ' Gnade school also gives the stu- dent an opportunity to get to know and respect the feeling of togeth- erness that will be with him .through- out his education. Yes, this is the place for taking life free and easy. Problems arise, but we somehow Cfop lefty Miss George reads an exciting story to her cl-ass. CAboveJLapel students also par- ticipate in the Cub Scouts' Pinewood Derby. fTop rightj A grade school class enjoys a day out in the spring weather. mighty Mr. Allison's claw find math is more interesting when they participate in a math contest. manage to work them out-together. So we just settle back and enjoy EASY LIVING. V Opening 5

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