Saltsburg High School - La Saltianna Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

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Foreword We, the Class of 1969, proudly present this La Saltianna to the students and faculty of Saltsburg Junior-Senior High School. This book serves as a symbol of the many hours we have spent expanding our knowledge in the classroom and developing our character through participation and involvement in school activities. Our class, the largest to graduate from Saltsburg, has contributed to every phase of school life, academic, social, and athletic. Throughout our school years we have developed superior scholastic leadership, dedication, and Alma Mater Hail, Alma Mater— Saltsburg High, We think of days And years gone by. And praise we offer Thee e'ermore— As we depart from Life's vast shore! Oh, hear us when We sing to thee. Of our great love And loyalty! Hail, Alma Mater— Red and White The symbol of thy Guiding light. With Trojan brave To guard thy name— And give thee honor Might and fame. Go with us as we leave thy door, And there remain, forevermore. Hail, Alma Mater— Saltsburg High Thy mem'ry sweet E'ermore shall lie Within our hearts Within our soul, As we march onward Toward life's goal. May God's rich blessings E'er be thine, And always thy loved Name refine! sportsmanship; qualities which are essential to our success as useful members of society. Our achievements are due primarily to the influence of our faculty and fellow students. Therefore, we dedicate this book to you, our friends and teachers, who have made our years in school a meaningful and rewarding experience. Shirley Kaness Darla Parson Editors Table of Contents Academics 3 Seniors 11 Classes 45 Student Life 61 Athletics 93 Candids 107 Advertising 113 2

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Seniors: Congratulations to the members of the Class of 1969. Your achievements will be respected by all! The world in which you live needs responsible citizens willing to become involved in the ever changing social, legal, technological and economic trends of our modern day. May you recognize your responsibilities and continue to be well informed about these issues and be ready to act upon them, always abiding by the rules of a truly democratic society. Mr. Henderson Supervising Principal Principal Seniors: It is my sincere wish that your experiences in the Saltsburg schools have instilled deeply in you, the ability to be discreet in your thinking. This is a most desirable attribute in today's world of constant economic, religious and educational revolution. A strong American is needed to meet these never-ending challenges. Our hope is in you, the Seniors - my best wishes will follow you. Ernest D. Sill 4