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Page 31 text:
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With only eighty-nine students attending school by noon on Fri- day, january 28, classrooms were almost bare. Individual help was in abundance. f trivial importance September 17 the water was shut off in the entire building and school closed at 2:00 ... Pat Dunn named NFL Football Fling King ... September 20, first fire drill . . . Mickey Mouse ice cream bars capture the attention of every starving student .. . October 12, seniors are exempted from lTEDs . . . October 26, a black cat par- ticipates in a French Class -. . . November 2 jimmy Carter was elected president, the country goes nuts - peanuts that is! . .. November 26, 7:00 p.m., first snow . . . Senior orchestra members make it snow for christmas Concert .. . Mr. Rettko pushes Mr. Liddy in wheelchair during a pep aud .. . December 17, crazy socks sock it to Central january 18 through 20, semester exams . . . january 24, lights go out in cafeteria january 28, only 89 students attended school February 1, official proclamation from Dr. C-rebner to turn heat down to 65 degrees in the building . . . Roses are sent out by AFS on Valentines Day . . . February 14 through 18, AFS week . . . Students work on Saturdays for Trees for Tomorrow . . . Detentions . . . DECA . . . Rugby shirts Candy bars GRA becomes GAA ... Student Union becomes Student Congress . . . Bon- fires Homework, homework, homework gau- cho pants Tri-club campout at Abe Lincoln hayrack rides . . . over 30 days of sub-freezing weather ... Taco Night is held after Central game . .. Prom . . . Student Interest Day january 24, early graduation . . . the term paper .. . senior citizen disk-jockey at Pep Club Dance . .. january 20, second semester registra- tion February 10 through 12, Variety Show Pajama Game selling trees Falcon Burgers . .. making ice cream in APP Chemistry quizzes freaky funky Freddy falcon tee-shirts lthe red onesj . . . High School Bowl . .. Back-packing Club .. . TCC benefit basketball game . . . December 18, Santa Claus visits homerooms . . . Weekends! . . . AFS student . . . Honors Awards . . , Art Show . . . jody Rice is crowned Homecoming Queen Mark Ritchey is GALA King old court yards disecting pigs ln-service days . .. Eyas . . . Varsity Rowdies ... ASP . ., deadlines ... deadlines ... deadlines ...
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I . F, .-.M . A. During the year, there are two dreaded weeks when everyone has only one thought on his mind - fin- als. ln the course of these two weeks, snatches of conversation can be overheard, ranging from the usual complaints to some very unusual comments . . . - from a new teacher: Well class, your semester test will consist of S00 multiple choice ques- tions and three essay questions on why protozoa should not be ad- mitted to the U.N. - from a sophomore: Yeah, I was up studying 'til 4 a.m., had all of the DNA chart memorized. The problem is I fell asleep during the test. - from the sophomore's friend: Listen to this! I didn't even study, guessed all the questions, and got an A! Talk about luck! - from a concerned mother: What are you doing home at 10 a.m.? Are you sick? - from student receiving test: Will someone call an ambulance? I'm gonna need it. - from teacher with a rowdie class: What do you mean you've never heard of Ceasar? - from student body when tests are over: lSighI in Perhaps there is safety in numbers, as this stu- dent is flanked by fellow test-takers. Like they say, if all else fails, read the direc- tions. Mrs. Eberle helps a student fill out the preliminary ITED test form.
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