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Pirates In Action Study hall provides a moment of silence. If you don't have any more questions we'll get back to the grind. Lab is an important part of eighth grade science. Senior Home Ec. girls learn the art of dress making.
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Await Future Years At LHS Beaver, Jane Berreth, Marilyn Breitag, Brian Dock ter, Jacqualine Geffre, Joann Geffre, John Geffre, Linda Gill, Kerry Glaesman, Susan Haux, Gregory Haux, Rosalie Heibel, Rhondi Heyd, Noella Hoffman, Evelyn Kallas, Leona Kamm, Casey Ketterling, Greg Kindelspire, Mavis Kolb, Dale Kracke, Deborah Kulm, Mary Lapka, Charles Neuharth, Stuart Ottenbacher, Paulette Pudwill, Don Rau, Leland Rempher, Mark Schaffner, Jerome Schilling, Roger Schneider, Laurel Schock, Amie Shelboum, Linda Sieh, Susan Swanson, Susan West, Barbara Wolf, Joan Zacher, Mike Zantow, Randy With this being the final year of grade school for the eighth graders, they now await to join the Pi- rate's clan. Eighth grade officers are: Rhondi Hei- bel, Secretary; Miked Zacher, President; Linda Shelboum, Treasurer; and Deborah Kracke, Vice- President.
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STUDENT LIFE It isn't all work and no play at Leola. Many ex- tracurricular activities are available for students who wish to participate in them. I try to take part in as many as I can. I heard that activities help develop a fellow's personality; so I thought maybe they would help me grow faster. I love the fun we have in putting on a play, the sat- isfaction of having a voice in our cheering section, or the recognition of belonging to the honor roll. I may be small, but I'm a very good worker. Some- times, though, I feel that I don't quite fit in like the bigger Pirates do. But, I would never let any of them down. I keep on work- ing because I know that my contributions, though small, are of value to me and the activity. We had better get started if I am going to show you all our activities of 1969. 27
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