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

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i 1 hig- IAZJ P ' V Y Z' V 1' L-2,1 - 1 ' if I: ., 1, .lp STUDENT LR2t?UL'QLtV this is the C0 TE TS PEOPLE .... ACTIVITHS ATHLETICS .... Most important in our school life is our studies. Class- room candids and formal groups start on page 28. That we participate in many activities may be proved by our numerous organizations found on page 66. The records we have acquired the past season and on-the-spot shots begin on page 90.

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Our band braved the cold to render gay half-time skits In exchanging pictures and namecards seniors acquired lasting momentoes The Orange and Black was the site of after school cokes The fragrance of pine invaded the corridors and lent a true holiday feeling All religions were represented as we prayed in assembly. Many odd odors issued from the Chemistry Lab as future scientists toiled Report cards heralded reading of the quarterly Honor Roll. High Post continued to inform students about news and sporting events. B.C.C.'ers provided mystery with Whispering Man contest Deserving students, athletes were commended on annual Recognition Day Iunior-Senior Prom will always remain a magical memory. Awe prevailed at National Honor Society, and Quill and Scroll initiations. Special assemblies presented well versed guests to students. Ten girl cheerleaders made their much-awaited appearance in February. Mixed emotions greeted antics of cast on Moving-Up Day. ACTIVITIES provide necessary diver- STUDIES are an important part of ATHLETICS teach fair play and s1on in routine of every day work. every school curriculum. the importance of a sound body i

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