Greater Latrobe High School - Latrobean Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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AND VISIGN CDF . . . BOOK ONE HERITAGE BooK Two ACTICDN BOOK THREE V I S I O N JMD QM! M I. 5b

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ff p K' pf td I X T , Lf, 'x , . rfqifltfefwrsff ev its H r ox THE HERITAGE - ACTION As the student of today swings open the door of his Alma Mater for the last time and steps into a life which from then on will be of his own making, he realizes more acutely than ever the essential importance of those factors which have been most in- fluential in his life as an average high school citizen4his heritage, his action and his vision. During his sojourn at Latrobe High School he has become acquainted with the cher- ished ideals of the past, he has enjoyed the opportunities of practicing the fundamental of the democratic way of life, and he has been inspired to envision the oppor- tunities for the future. He has trained for the art of livingfthe same art he will use in democratic America. With such a background as afforded by modern high school education, he finds himself ready for the future and for the duties of citizenship in a country which offers him the same advantagesaheritage, action and vision! He who lingers among these pages will see not only a review of the year's activity but will also catch a glimpse of democracy at work within the walls of Latrobe High School. '.,-, - avr nlgi T Lai WS 5 4 1 1 T Ti 5 I iii v'3 T ff 95 lg!! Q z 5 K X, T U' g 1 E 1 if ' ti hm. 'W ' 'iw' if if if iff 'Y E'-NSE' QNBLIC ,SU LATRO

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5 ii Education In Democratic America And Inspires The Individual Student