La Salle High School - Raconteur Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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FAR ABOVE: Cheerfeaders Judy Rohrkosse, Angie Delnegro, and Mary Sue Rueve; ABOVE: The usual ul- Tenlive Coffee House crowd; RIGHT: Jl'm Walsh Talks wifh Mr. Heidorn with true cooperation.

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Life Seeks U nity All life occurs in relationships. We have all become identified with a community, Lo Solle H.S. In this community, we emphasize school spirit, participation, personal initiative, and creativity. Our community has a post, one full decade of many cherished memories, and we endlessly build upon it to make our future even better. Our common abilities and interests form groups, teams, clubs, and a council. Because we have worked together in our own little ways, progress has become one of our greatest assets. LIFE SEEKS UNITY for its enrichment. FAR ABOVE; B, Schedel, Ht VanLovern, and 'Tormer T. Rohrig unite their efforts to make the Senior float the t.best ; ABOVE RIGHT: Mt O'Bryan, Dt Birck, and J. Oehler experience unity on retreat; ABOVE: One of the famed groups of Seniors,- RIGHT: The soccer team's unity brought them overall success.

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Awareness Of The Challenges Of Life Life is a continuous struggle. It is evident through our nevereending dissatisfaction with ourselves as we are. We endlessly strive for a better life, a fuller life. We want to be the best in the city, the state, the notion. Our hopes become our goals. In our eyes, we are No. 1, and no one eise can be. We've learned from our memories and our mistakes. e We continue to learn. L ' 'Sn 1- T Our greatest hope lies in the , E i 5' future, for life is 0 wk . ENDRD CHALLENGE. . - ha t' J FAR ABOVE LEFT: Rick Brown struggles to gain ground even in the darkest moments of defeat; LEFT: Don St, John enjoys reading about the chalienges of our world; ABOVE: No one but Javier Beiorano, a foreign exchange student from Bolivia, is more aware of the challenges of his life.