Largo High School - Keystone Yearbook (Largo, FL)

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Secretaries Help Largo Run Smoothly lard-working . . . that describes the sec- iries at LHS. The secretaries work dili- tly to meet the demands of the faculty the administration. Thousands of tests, ly sheets, and bulletins are under the ervision of these ladies. Office assistants J to make the tasks a little easier by 'king the switchboards, running errands, typing. All of these diligent people help eep Largo functioning. rothy Brubaker f 3 WW Amy Parker Barbara Campbell etty Dioquino Eleanor Ganly Gibson Edna Leidgen Marian Quinty Top: Donna Schwab adds a decorative touch to the main office. Bottom: Mrs. Stevens runs off the daily bulletin on the xerox machine. Secretaries!163

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Counselors Extend Guidance To Students Helpful . . . that is the best way to describe the guidance counselors. Helping the sophomores get to know Largo, helping the juniors prepare for college, and helping seniors decide their futures. George Canfield MW' lean W, W.,'Y Top: Mrs. Cekau, one of our new guidance counselors, answers a student's question with a smile. Bottom: Mr. Canfield Gary takes another look at things. 162!Guidance 'li Z

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English Department Promotes Creativity Seeking to communicate through words and film, the Mass Media program was a big part of the Eng- lish department this year. Through courses such as Creative Writing, Iournalism, and debate, students discovered a new insight to their individuality. One of the highlights of the English program was a trip to Clearwater High School to see a professional production of Angel Street done by the Asolo Company. Over 400 Largo students saw the play and attended the workshop given by the actors in the play. Ag! Elizabeth Carlile fl J Niki Curris Mamie Cutliff Ioseph Duranleau Glgria East Loretta Ewan M C Garrett Lucia Ann H