Gateway High School - Portavian Yearbook (Monroeville, PA)

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G ood plenty school we can be found work- ing, chowing down at fast food places, hanging out or just cruising with friends. Both in school and out these activities make our year both busy and fun. Student Life Although much of our time is spent pouring over books and dili- gently studying for tests, there is more to our lives than just school- work. Dances provide a fun way to socialize while jamming to the lat- est hits. Various stage perfor- mances enable students to display their talents, while the intramural program provides an opportunity fun competition among school- mates. Although most assemblie- sare solely for en- joyment, many carry a message meant to help us grow. Many stu- dents help others by participating in “Jump Rope for Heart,” and “Adopt a Child.” Away from 6 Student Life

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More importantly, however, other high schools offer no comparison to the quality of people at Gateway. Producing a very special place are the administrators and teachers who make students more than just a number through their care and concern, not to mention the nearly two thousand students who have made Gateway their second home. It is definitely the colorful student body which makes the halls of Gateway come alive. As friends meet throughout the day to compare notes, inform each other of the “surprise” quizzes or share a laugh and sometimes a tear, it becomes very clear that Gateway is no ordinary high school. The combination of tailored academics, varied activities, and diverse people is obviously what makes the memorable times at Gateway both Good and Plenty. Good friends are often very hard to come by. Thankful that they have each other, graduating seniors Maureen Laughery [ and Lisa Pugliese will always be able to I cherish their high school memories. Opening 5

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