Gateway High School - Portavian Yearbook (Monroeville, PA)

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il' gui' U We X! Mr. Bunecicky shows his students how the surface planer operates. NJ. 'mf Patience and skill are needed for toothpick constructions. Vw, sa- N5?N'e.iA I enjoyed it very much and chuck- led over choice parts for weeks afterward. For both plays an efficient stage crew kept things running smoothly. Their control of lighting, props, and curtains, helped to give the plays the professional polish that made them so outstanding. The desire of the boy's to par- ticipate in sports such as football, basketball, baseball, and track, and the eagerness of students to attend the games displayed the spirit of Gateway. Through the winter months the stimulating actions of the basketball players encouraged the students to come to the games. As spring arrived, many of the stu- dents were overcome with spring fever, but one exception was the boys who displayed their abilities in baseball and track. The enthus- iasm of the spectators cheered the boys on to victory. The thing that seems to stand out most in my memory is the un- tiring way the student body reacted toward the dances. The spirit of each class was shown in the way the students energetically planned, dec- orated, and sold tickets for the dances sponsored by them. 9

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