Largo High School - Keystone Yearbook (Largo, FL)

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A Talent Show was open to any interested student. Spring sports were in full swing. Dur- ing its spring candlelight ceremony, Quill and Scroll inducted fifteen new members. From March 15-19, a production by the Foot- light Theater was staged in the Packer audi- torium. With their privileges at stake, seniors challenged the underclassrnen in the Foreign Exchange Student Drive. ,yw p-f A glimpse of the midway reveals a typical crowd of Pinellas County Fair-goers. Young school boys often get caught up of kite-flying. Pat Dallmanu, Steve DeHart, and John Davenport shoot the breeze on a sunny March aftemoon. U I F K in March tradition

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Student cars stand silently in the parking lot awaiting 67 all ,- 9 Gary Schreiber and Sharon Snow attend church on Easter Sunday. the rush home for Easter holidays. l 131 A cheerleading hopeful watches eagerly as senior cheerleader, Shirley McCall, demonstrates a peppy jump.