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The Clearer Image: What are you really like and how do you act with certain people in certain situ- ations? Personality and character — the image of you on the inside. Student Life 5
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183 Days ’til Summer — Let’s Go! Remember that sunny clay back in August when you suddenly remembered that you had a sc hedule change to make? Remember waking up early in the morning and finding at school a mob of bleary-eyed schoolmates all wearing Champion sweat outfits? All of ibis, coupled with the anxieties and excitement of seeing friends that you hadn't for two months, made August 27, 198b. a hectic yet interesting day. At the time it didn't seem so interesting, as waits of up to three or four hours were not uncommon. Adding to the f rustration was the fact that after waiting patiently for what seemed an in- terminably long time on a particular line, you found out that the purpose of this line was only to give you a number for the real line. Further aggravation went to those who were told “Lunch Break! Come back at 1:3().“ after wailing for several hours. In addition, those students who came on time were surprised and possibly aggravated by the fac t that some pat ents had seeming- ly camped out overnight, much as teenagers would to get tickets for a concert. Probably the most discouraging thing about the whole day was that af ter hours spent, many students found that little had been accomplished. Adding to the anxiety of meeting new teachers was the un- derlying doubt that you would, in two weeks have to reaquaint yourself with other teac hers. And of course, most of you prob- ably spent extra time on the morning of September 3. prepar- ing yourselves in order to make good impressions on familiar faces absent during the summer. Stories were exchanged as were anticipations and hopes for what this year would bring. For freshmen, it was the excitement of a new beginning: a new school and all that came with it. For sophomores, it was the excitement of renewing old friendships, but also the security of knowing that they have already accomplished what the fresh- men must. For juniors, it was the excitement and apprehen- sion of an extremely important academic year. And for seniors, it was the beginning of their last year in school which promised to lx the lx st of the four. (top pu) Schedule from the school's new computer (above) Finally at the front of the line. Senior Matt Testa waits to make a schedule change. 6 Student Life
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