Largo High School - Keystone Yearbook (Largo, FL)

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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

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166! Science Students Explore N w World Cf Science Science involves balancing chemical equations, dissecting frogs, knowing bones and muscles, and discovering the world of Marine Biology. These are just a few of the things a student might run across while studying sci- ence at Largo. A new addition to the program is a study of computer pro- graming. Through science courses a student can touch on all parts of life and attack the challenge of learning. V! Arnold Allen Marion Bennf f , A V, tstsitre M ',a 1. 489' H f f'is'f::f Dorothy Carlberg Walter Linebei A rirr ,Z L, 4 ' ian: ,,,, 1 -I ' ' 1? if Q 5' 2 ll wi 4 5 5 5' Paul Miller w iff' r I