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T I f your L IFE A ell, if you really want to hear about it, it was Thursday, Nov. 26, the day of the Turkey Day game against Webster. I was walking to school from my house because almost ev- eryone in the world was going to the game and there weren't any parking spaces left. I was glad to see that so many were going since we had spent so much TIME preparing for the game. It was supposed to be the best TIME of the year in Kirkwood. You know, I think that if we lost the bell to Webster, you were supposed to consider killing yourself. I really do. I guess it was that way because it was such a huge tradition at Kirkwood. Anyway, it had been going on for 73 years. Actually, I love traditions. I really do. lt's a good thing I do because Kirk- wood had a ton, you know. Things like the Friendship Dance that had been going on for 47 years. Darn it, even the Pioneer had been around for 50 years. I guess that's why they did the Day in the Month of... section. You know, to break everything down into periods of TIME. Actually, it's pretty cool to know that in 50 years I'll be able to look back and see what my friends were doing on one particular day in their life. I like to think of TIME in terms of good and bad. You know, like you had a good TIME when you went to skate camp, but had a bad TIME at summer school. Gee, I really hate it when parents say things like you should be having the TIME of your life right now because soon you'll grow up and have all sorts of responsibilities. Well, I hate to break it to them, but we've got plenty of responsibilities- homework, jobs, sports. I think in a couple of years, though, we'll look back and realize that we did have a good TIME in high school. I really do. ' 'l 1' Eh, Players, depicting revolutionary soliders, march , to the drumbeat that Lucas McCue, sophomore, Q plays in the Greentree Parade, Sept. 12. Scott ' A pvflfhomes, freshman, and Steve Schene, junior, V' 'I march with McCue. Time of Your L1 e
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