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

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R'Qt 1' t1: laisf anE . 4511b W W LEFT: J. SIG working in mi loam. FAR ABOVE: Freshman baskeibull team that won the GCL Crown under Vhe direction of Mr. Roy Heidorn and Mr. Tom Orih. ABOVE: Girl decorat- ing for Homecoming. BELOW: An example of a struciure the! collapsed Remember?

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ABOVE; Appalachian Clothing Drive w a successful Chrisfiun service. RIGHT: J. Schmidt and D. Boyle help fellow teammafe liff weights. BELOW: M. Slaley, G. Bollin, T. Kunkel, S. Hasselbeck, J. Walsh, F. Barlqg, P. Conway, A. Ranl, N. Barney, P. Seuberling, J. McLaughlin, J. Deller, D, Kolks, DA Bass, B. Linz, J. Grieco, D. Beck, G. Schwartz, B, Koch, J. Kroner, J. Wissel, B. Breefz, J. Hurrmunn, T, Wagner, Mi Amlung, and P. Rahrig: Sfudenl Council Inauguration. A Time For Building There is a lime for serving ofhers, for building Upon founduiions. We build by taking new and broader steps into the frontier of life. Change is The buildingblock of a new strucfure 7 a structure which inevitably lasts forever and ever. We put all we've got into building our lives so that we may never perish withoui success. No one can ever take away from us what we've built. It is ours To share Together because every one of Us makes La Salle what if is, We are a communily of Brothers. We must know Thai 1here comes a time when we must serve +hose who need us, Our life needs unification and direction. A time must come in our lifetime to build in a differenf way, a time to build fhe mos? mod structures youlve ever seen, find other paths, live oiher lifesiyles, love with a deeper sense of what life means. A time will also come when we will be asked by another to build fewer dreams and a few more paths. There are many 28 bridges in life which may have to be crossed 1'0 reach perfection.

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There is a time for laughing because we have succeeded. What is treasured causes us to reioice and hope that it will never end. Our feelings often result in a good, hard laught We enioy life when weive got something to laugh about. Our ridiculous mistakes cause us to laugh at ourselves. We can easily tough at onother's sick iokes because we know we iust haven't made it either once in a while. There is a time for laughter because we have hope even when there are no reasons for it. Laughter and joy in the heart bring peace and hope even in darkness. No one, thank God, can keep us from laughing, confine us to despair. We are free 7 free to feel joy in our bones whenever some cause makes life a treasure. There is a time for laughter, a time when we laugh with or at another. We often communicate best with lust a smile or gesture of agreement. Laughing together reassures us that we are never alone. Life is a time for LAUGHING because we are glad to be ALEVE and enioying LIFE. UPPER LEFT: Sophomores P. Fox, T. Tiemeyer, and B. Suert LEFT: Elmer Kemen enioys his laziness while he can; Queen Sue Schmitz and Tom Dietrich enioy a treasured experience togetherV RIGHT: Roy Schloemer exceeds the humor of who-knows-what. FAR UPPER RIGHT: 5. Friend, R. Kruse, C. Wagner, G. Helmes, GV Nelson, and J. Kathmann find Religion class funny, FAR RIGHT: The first annual outside pep rally intro- duced to psyche the team to a 0-0 tie with Elder. A Time For Laughing