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‘ tthe OT up WR Se a ay So ee DISORIENTED cattered about the circle and the field in front of the gym, the class of 1992 eagerly awaited the introduction to their new school. As the gym doors opened, freshmen streamed inside, rush- ing madly to look at the advisory assign- ments posted on the wall. For amoment, even | felt as disorient- ed as a foreigner in the midst of a multi- tude of new faces eager for discovery. The orientation on August 31, 1988 began with the introduction of the prin- cipal, vice principals, class officers, and counselors. Mr. David Eliaser, our new vice principal, was also introduced. “| haven't seen the whole school my- self, so I'll be touring with you,” Eliaser admitted to the freshmen in a friendly manner. In a more customary mode, Rick Keiser, student body president, led the making of “rain’’. Students rubbed their hands together, snapped their fingers, and stomped their feet in attempts to produce a full-fledged rainstorm. Finally, everyone broke into groups “| expect hope!”’ -. te A g 2 Ul according to advisories for the long awaited tour of the campus. Led around by student counsel members and cheer- leaders, freshmen were shown places of interest in Alameda High, such as the telephones, snack bar, and coke ma- chines. Some were even given under- the-counter information about classes, teachers, and locations by their friendly tour guides. The exciting extravaganza ended when students picked up their schedules and took their student body card pic- tures. What more could one ask for? “| expect to pass, | hope!’’ dreamed Matt Ackerman. Other students antici- pated a more fun-filled school career. “Lots of fun and lots of credits,’’ enthu- siased Laura Shaffer. Although their expectations were var- ied, the class of ‘92 as a whole is prom- ised a definitely busy and exciting year. As the freshmen diffused from their tour groups and searched for their friends, many came away looking confi- dent, saving their disorientation for the first day of school. 'O- Dass, | BuoM AeoD4s —Matt Ackerman
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