Garden City High School - Mast Yearbook (Garden City, NY)

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The summer of 1984 was a vacation from school for the students of Garden City, but it was by no means an island of separation from our eers. The class of '85 continued to function together in the warm climate. Some of the students went to Europe, some at- tended edrucational institutions for academic credit, some held down jobs, and others simply relaxed, going to the beach and party- ing. The summer of 1984 was, primarily, regarded as a time of rest, but it was a time with as much significance as that spent in school. W 4 Summer

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A ' -iiev 1 'Lx f i 6 Looking Around G.C.H.S. It's that time again people, let's get to homeroom. These are the all too familiar Words of Mr. Prusan, the first sentence that the conscious body hears in the morning. Once in homeroom, most students find it hard to concen- trate on finishing their homework with the confusion of the pledge and announcements. Finally lunch arrives, a 27 minute relief fperiod, and the seniors are en route to either 7-11 or Burger King. Then, a ter attending one or two more classes most seniors are released. - L . ,gg . .