Halifax County High School - Haliscope Yearbook (South Boston, VA)

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! A energy “Clubs got off to a great start, so what happened?” With the beginning of the year everything seemed fine with the clubs. Club day was held with its traditional first period schedule, and plans were made for Homecoming and the Fall Festival. Little did we know that the Homecoming parade was, for clubs, little more than a funeral procession. After the cancellation of the Fall Festival for a basketball practice game which never materialized, the energy crisis put the death blow to clubs for the year. Still, not everyone was stopped by the lack of Arab oil as one group, resurrected from the Youth For Christ, grew in strength with lunchtime prayer meetings and a religious rock concert. Opening 5

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Q No matter how smoothly a year is designed to flow, happenstances always seem to crop up. Teachers were con¬ stantly gritting teeth and assigning makeup work for students whose activities usurped regular class time. Aside from the usual effort put out on bulletin boards and sports teams “cutting” classes, some groups arranged longer trips. Would you believe Rome and San Francisco? With other surprises such as student teaching and cancelled exams, the year seemed to crawl a little faster. wSSn’t all routine 4 Opening California Jam. Journalism San Francisco as they strove to swap a students ventured to The Cannery Southern drawl for a little courtyard on Fisherman’s Wharf in Western culture.

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you and me Corridor traffic jam. People conditions force everyone to rush and fill the stairwells during the be friends, saying hello to homeroom break. Crowded you and me. 6 Opening