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Summer Brings Changes Finding a parking space after completion of the Fine Arts building is difficult, but junior Bill Trapp and passengers sophomores Travis Peake and Rickey Al- len managed to find one. During the summer the Master Clean Company steamed the asbestos out of the ceiling and ended up wearing the job. Summer vacation brought with it tem- porary changes in the life of every student — new sleeping habits, no homework, no bells. But, in the fall the routine came back. This fall students came back to more changes than usual: changes in the campus and in policies. The campus changes were expected. Changes in rules, however, came as a surprise. The student dress code and attendance policies had been tightened. Students were permitted to wear mini-skirts “provided they came to the top of the knees . The Cheerleaders were no longer allowed to wear their uniforms in school. A new attendance policy stipulated that only five days of field trips could be ex- cused. After five field trips the absences counted toward the 20 absence limit for credit. Neither change was accepted with- out protest, but the administration stood firm. Campus changes were drastic, but by no means disliked. The new fine arts building provided long needed facilities. Accoustic controls eliminated echoes that had pla- qued the band and the chorus when they were housed behind the arena bleachers. Both programs took advantage of the new atmosphere and storage spaces. Win- dowed and brightly colored art rooms re- sembled airy studios instead of dark caves. Expansion of the arts facilities also opened space for a more comprehensive weight program. Athletic teams made use of the old band and chorus rooms. New ceilings throughout the school were the most visible change. Major ren- ovation had removed the asbestos from ceiling surfaces. Students found brighter lighting and improved acoustics in the classrooms. Another bonus of lowering the ceilings from 20 to 12 feet, was the re- designing of the air-conditioning ducts. Gone were the hurricane force winds that drove students from the center rows of seats. Rooms were more evenly cooled and heated, but the familiar extremes stayed. School life continued. Changes forced creative alternatives. A new era began. Kevin Mills There's a first time for everything! Vice-President Elpidio Lin-Justiniano gives senior Russ Price's mo- torcycle a test run before the first pep rally. Lin- Justiniano attempted to bring about change in stu- dent government.
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Cramming is a familiar scene between classes. Na- tional Achievement Scholarship Program for Out- standing Negro Students - semifinalists, F.dith Brown and friend, Lisa Erglc use their lunch time quizzing each other. I oughta be in pictures. Junior Varsity cheerleader, Alison Wall, goes for her “fantasy” at Sportsarama, which was the theme set by the Sertoma Club. 16
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