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Seniors Bobby Phipps and Chris Forgey talk over their love lives. Late to class again, Don Foster strolls through the halls. 18 Student Life Junior Jeff Mena gets pushed around during school by freshman Bryan Baines.
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Senior football players Mike Cone, Robby Karl, and Todd Riggan sing the Alma Mater. The Fall Season Ms. Collinsworth punches David Bordelon for not cheering in the assembly. Diana Dean Gets Down, Gets Funky and Gets Loose during the Roosevelt assembly. Student Life 17
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A Day in the Life of a Wildcat bert Wosnig enjoys a cigarette while talking to Sterling Lowry ring lunch. Seven-thirty is the arrival time for many Wildcats. The drill team, band, and cheerleaders all drag in at this time to practice and perfect what they do best. The attire of these people is often sweats, shorts and curlers. The rest of the student body arrives about 8:00 to gather in the first floor hall near the horseshoe with their friends to catch up on last night’s gossip. After the 8:27 bell sounds everyone dashes to his locker, retrieves his books and hurries off to class. The next bell rings at 8:30 and those who are left in the hall rush to class to the sound of Mr. Haden warning everyone not to be late to class. Wildcats then begin working diligently in their first period classes. During second period Mr. Pierce makes his daily announcements, inspiring us to be better students with his “Thought for the Day.” Two classes later, Wildcats are ready to chow down. Students race up to the third floor to eat and chat with their friends. Only three classes left now, and each student anticipates the 2:57 bell. Mr. Pierce gives final announcements about 2:50 after which students gather their books and prepare to run out the door to say good-bye to their friends. The buses fill and the cars speed out of the parking lot. Although most students have left, some such as athletes, band, orchestra and those with detentions stay after to work. Teachers remain in their rooms preparing their lesson plans for the next day. When 3:45 comes along most teachers gather their things, jump in their cars, and make their way towards home. Lastly, the janitors come in to sweep the halls and rooms to prepare the school for a new day. WOODROW W» SON HIGH SCHOOL Cedric Thomas, I. V. Washington and Eddie Bender joke around while studying for the T.A.B.S. test. Student Life 19
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