Pittsburg High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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' W My STUDENTS listen attentively as Karen Hubbard gives her book report. MR. BOWYER gives the Drivers' Education stu- dents pointers on safe driving. fc f Q 1-' ' xx ff la lv v X U EQ!-It , HOMEWORK FINISHED in the library class helps to lift the load for evening studies.

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O I , - mended Tennis is but one activity in a full program which includes sports such and swimming. - e X Outside activities in the fall and late spring include archery, softball, bad- minton, track, soccer, touch football, and speed hall. The swimming pool gives an excellent opportunity for all types of swimming and diving. as basketball, volleyball, ping-pong, .,,:,--,-g: 1g. f.i 4. E152 Mi 'WH' 'Q ,um E' 5 v o 'pri' LJQ- THE TEST and Car 15 in th 6 of 6 ear' y serve food food, but th mg. These . properly. ey also Iear girls not Oni Addmonal S1 - H 'U aff-me Z Pfacffce me decoration, Collldies in famil n attractive tagfeparafion Com Su Y - e Pletethep,0gr:151rinefZl1Cazjomreiiglons, child Car h and to Omfvnaki Care of 6' Ome . Hg. the hom nllrglng . , e and its 1- 'Interior Urnishings LOUIS OZBUN, Larry Reeder, and Bob Hardin operate machines in wood- working as William White looks on. From a carefully planned project of sound construction in the first class in woodworking, boys advance to pro- jects involving drawer construction, setting of hinges and locks, finishing, and upholstering.