Largo High School - Keystone Yearbook (Largo, FL)

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DECEMBER Chrisimas Fesiiviiies Arouse Holidag Exciiemeni 'i 5.1 'J Santa Sweeney shows Russ Wicker his route at the Christmas assembly. Juniors wish everyone at LHS a merry Christmas. December Calendar Couple Myra Lassor John McPhail Senior fulfills old custom of placing class ring on junior's hand.

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November was a busy month of sports, scholastics, and educational projects. To in- crease school spirit before the Thanksgiving Day football clash with Clearwater, pins to stick in the Tornado dummy were sold for class competition. Basketball practice an- nounced the close of the football season and the imminent beginning of another sport. Par- ents became acquainted with teachers and curriculum by following student schedules during Back-to-School night. To help seniors plan their academic futures, class rank and Senior Placement Test scores were distrib- uted. ..d,' 1-.,. F335 Q4-ve? df NOVEMBER CALENDAR COUPLE Kal.ani Walker Randy McKean Mary LeDuc receives her class rank from Mr. Canfield, Guidant-P Counselor. days to come. Dave Andujar escorts his family on to football field during Parents' Night ceremonies.

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fy Coach Kriever presents Len Koutney with the Pay-the-Price Award. Holiday spirit and excitement filled the halls dur- ing the month of December. The juniors received their long-awaited Christmas gift-their class rings. The has- ketball team boasted an early season winning record. For the football players, letters were distributed and the an- nual Pay-the-Price trophy was awarded during an as- Jerry Jerele fgracefullyj rebounds for the Packers. semhly. The Christmas tree, the Music Department's Christmas Concert, and the Science Departmenfs Christ- mas assembly helped build holiday spirit before the welcomed two-week vacation. Pep assembly opens with the singing of the Alma Mater. l23