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SCARCE SUPPLIES Because of large classes and low budgets, students in many science classes were forced to use lab supplies sparingly. Becca Kert carefully measures out her chemicals. THIS IS IT? During the pep rally before the Seminole game, the winners of the “Pluck the Warhawks” con- test, held earlier in the week, were awarded their prizes. Not quite what he expected, Jeff Love shows his to the crowd. Opening □ 5 L. Eaddy STRICT ENFORCEMENT At the start of the school year, Assistant Principals began to give detentions to any students caught in the halls without a hall pass. Debbie Ramker checks Mark Schied’s hall pass between 6th and 7th periods. . HIGH . OUTAGE.
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With concerts to go to, jobs to keep, and friends to talk to, student life al- ways seemed to be just inutes Away swear that clock is broken. There’s been five minutes of class left for at least ten minutes now. I’m never going to get out of here ...” The end of class, the end of the school day, the end of the week, those were the times that every worn out student impatiently await- ed. Because it wasn’t the endless schoolwork that made up student life, but rather the events that hap- pened in-between clas- stime. Events such as the Sep- tember 10 Smiths concert, the toga dance after the Gibbs game, or the fifth an- nual Clearlight Lip Synch held in the auditorium were what made up student life, in addition to staples such as holding down jobs, and socializing with friends. Undoubtedly, it was the in-between days that got students through the pres- sures of school. Those few hours after 2:34 and before 7:30, as well as the two days between Friday and Monday were the times high school life really came alive. □ student life Though no one enjoyed not know- ing where they were, occasionally getting lost was inevitable. Scott Perkins, Mike Ahern, and Chris Murphy look over a map in hope of discovering their location. Warm weather always lured students to Clearwater Beach. Andy Dosher and Bill Hayes take in the rays near Pier 60. Performing at the Bayfront Center with The Smiths, lead singer Morissey sings “Cemetary Gates” off their lat- est LP. Student Life Division □ 7
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