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

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Learning Unlocks Golden Opportunities For Worthy Advancements 1960 This book is the key that un- locks memory's door and stirs the n1ind's remembrance of par- tially forgotten days. The elu- sive past is recorded in this annual to keep the yesteryears alive for future enjoyment.

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F O R E W O R D School Schedule Attempts To Provide Time For A wide-eyed freshman started the picture. His life unfolded in four colorful years. The first days were spent searching for the right classrooms and wondering whether he would excel in science, mathematics, history or En- glish. He struggled with his iirst Latin verbs and wished for a better seat in the auditorium. The next year, as a sophomore, he appeared more secure. But there were still many phases of high school life left to amaze, delight and worry him. Autobiographies were written and he went on his first wild animal hunt-through the world of a drop of water by way of a microscope. As a junior he tried out tor the Iunior Class play, learned the excitement of laboratory ex- periments and cheered the school teams to victory. The senior year seemed to come before he could brace himself. He studied HamIet, de- livered his oration and worried about a P. of D. notebook. He was approaching the end. Sud- denly caps and gowns appeared and soon a diploma. Then the four years were over and the world spread beyond him. E Of Education