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Page 19 text:
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Smile! It's not that hard if you look around at the things that happen each day! Those funny, crazy and even embarrassing things, like hearing the latest joke for the fourth time, seeing people run over curbs, giving the teacher a hard time and hearing the announcements. These times will make your most vivid memories. The next time you get the chance, act a little crazy just to see someone's smile, and you will find yourself smiling in return. (Left) Junior Jackie Roles tries to sell her American History book while Junior Brett Benedict tries wearing shoes on his knees. (Right) Pat O Donnell cuddles a little baby during his lunch hour. (Bottom) These two dogs, who live on Casa Grande Avenue, near the school, are faithful supporters of our Cougar band. They wait every day for the tired band members to come by so they can give a bark of encouragement. PARTICIPATE 15
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TOsae'e aacaaTO a aaaeeffl to “acaotee (Left) Balladeers, Steve Foster and Pat Cozad, do some singing and guitar playing in their free time. (Right) Steven Smith imitates a pom movement he learned from his sister Charlene. (Bottom) During the pep assembly October 8, the Junior Varsity cheerleaders did a skit to the Elvis Presley song, “I'm In Love, I’m All Shook Up.” 14
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Life at school is everchanging with new faces appearing, and new things happening every day. Talk of the election is everywhere and students are out supporting their candidates with stickers, posters, and buttons. Candy sales and bake sales are way above last year, keeping everyone broke but happy. Buttons advertising homecoming and boosting class spirit are being sold. Gates and posts were put up in the parking lot affecting some old driving habits, but there aren't many complaints. Fences were put up around Building 6 making it harder to get to class. but providing an excuse that worked for about a week. The many new things happening each day make life more bearable and the school year itself go by quickly. (Top Left) Seniors David Jensen and David Arenz take a minute out from busy schedules. Both are student body officers. (Bottom Left) Joseph Eddings, Carmen Quintanar, and Ethel Moore are examples of the Happy but Broke candy buyers. (Right) Lois Jones sits by the Dead End sign on the gates in the parking lot. The gates were put up this year to help the traffic problem in the parking lot.
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