Doherty High School - Stigme Chronou Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Getting r ! h lx 5 x f . 1, The first and foremost step: getting the family car. If brothers and sisters are involved, this can become a quite dangerous mission. Whether joe used mild persuasion, subtle threats, blackmail, or just grabbed the keys fastest must remain one of the wotld's numerous unanswered questions. Equipped with a full tank of gas fwe estimate 10 gallons unleaded- 1.00- to be S10,00,.Ioe is all set for a big night on the town. 194 - Seniors i .. V, Wu 1.,, W 2. The next tricky step is successfully meeting Michelle's parents. With a be careful, have fun, and be back by midnight, they depart, 3. Tonight's featured entertainmentg the school play, Lucky for joe, they amateurs. 2 tickets-2.00-is 34.00. 4. just sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!

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S 6'I11.0I'I.l'll9.,.,., You know you have it when: 1. 2 5 4 5 6 You're scheduled for all of the easy classes, and get your beauty rest during them. After arriving fifteen minutes late to class you not only grin and bear it, but actually make an entrance! v All sophomores are really just children. You absolutely refuse to go to school with- out washing your hair first. . Seventh period is your free, so you can leave early. No way is Mom going to drop you off in the morning! 196 Senior Science is baffled by an extremely con- tagious condition. No-one escapes! Face it you ll get it sooner or later. As far as limited knowledge of this infection goes there is only one cure' graduation. Com- mon symptoms follow patterns according to individuals but all are obviously relat- ed. It begins as slowly as changing sea- sons do. You find it extra difficult to wake up. Classes drag. Nothing surprises you. And if anything does you still dont care. These occurances can begin as early as the sophomore year, or as late as mid- semester Senior blues.just console your- self the knowledge that you arent the only onesuffering from a dose of Sen- ioritis! fa, ii I y r I .K You know you have it when: 1. Missing first period is no problem, as you c simply write your own excuse. 2. Visiting adults continually comment on just ho grown-up you look. 3. Five study centers are really no problem at all, a trash can is within close proximity. 4. Finally! A crowded, cramped, messy locker in t Red Section! Maybe even three or four of the fone for each classj. 5. Studying for tests is absolutely obsolete. W can concentrate during Saturday Nite Live? 6. Home is a dirty word.