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Page 11 text:
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TOP LEFT - Soph. Lloyd Carroll checks a car in Auto Shop. BOTTOM LEFT - Soph. Velma Fitz- water helps check out library book to an unidenti- fied Junior High student. CENTER LEFT - Senior Tina Penuel does handstand in between classes. TOP RIGHT - Frosh Cindy Seeman does home- work for a class. CENTER - Jr. Cheryl Hamilton and Mr. Roland Nunemacher, science teacher, assist Juniors Ingrid Scharff, and Laurie Weiskot- ten in signing up for a club during Rush Days. CENTER RIGHT - Soph. Gene Warner takes samples for Biology Class lab. BOTTOM CENTER - Truck gets a look over from Seniors Jeff Cosby, Don Benner, and Bill Poulson. BOTTOM RIGHT -- Senior Dale Specker and Junior Art Gordon cook in Home Ec.
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Topsy turvey cam pu life lifts morale Silence is golden. It is brass. It is silver. lt is a memory pounding on my conscience or a timep- iece ticking off stray thoughts. Silence is affirma- tion. It is that wordless recognition in the eyes of lovers, the hush before a storm, and the pause after the comma. Silence is the world ruled by color and texture, untouched by music or racket. It is an echo that never returned. Silence is wis- dom in the face of fools. lt is ioy to a speaker and hell to the lonely. Silence is that vastness from which all sound issues and to which it returns. Alumnae Wendy Henry y ....,,...,. 1 rgxwy .M A ,ff Q' r 1 at 'HD
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Longer lun ch, sh orter break Ii Ven campus All of the kids experienced a new bell schedule. lt was pretty hard ta get used to in the first week, but they all came into line soon after. The changes began Jan. 17, and affected the ten minute breaks and the lunch period. The class breaks were shortened to five minutes giving fifteen more minutes to lunch and an extra five minutes to second period to compensate for the time taken up by the morning bulletin. I think it will help cut down the tnrdies. There will be less time between classes to get involved and for- get the time, said Assistant Principal Neil Barwick. He further stated the change would not have been started if they felt it would have been successful, he felt it would bring about more of a school atmos- phere. fi
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