Largo High School - Keystone Yearbook (Largo, FL)

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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

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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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JANUARY As New Year Celebrations End. Classes Resume Althoughithis winter was one of the mildest on record, Jamie Arnold, Margaret Purcell, and Cathy Fulmer will remember that there were a few cold snaps. Sonny Hood, Ann McGee, and Roger Vrecland take part in Pride Week by wearing their club unifonns on Club Day. After Christmas vacation and celebration of the New Year, students resumed classes and prepared for semester exams. Students showed respect and pride in clubs, seniors, teachers, and school during Pride Week. After student nomination and faculty approval, Mr. and Miss LHS were chosen and announced at a dance in their honor. Students manage to squeeze in a few extra minutes of cramming between exams