Lawrenceburg High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Lawrenceburg, IN)

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During the past year, the entire stu- dent body has been assembled for various types of convocations. These meetings may pertain to entertainers, speakers, pep sessions, business concerning the school, or ministers at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. The ministers are selected from our local churches, and Reverend Smith, and Father Kasper were chosen this year. The entertainment is none but the best A Scottish group displayed their talents before the pupils in November, and a bird show was presented in December. Both of these were enjoyed by all the stu- dents. Probably the favorite type are the pep sessions, especially after a great basket- ball or football victory. But whatever the cause may be, these Hear ye, Hear ye... I i assemblies are appreciated by all. Over these prison walls I would fly... List' to the musick O' me laddie! 11

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