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' f - we my . rf ', T' ,-f , A, 1: A y ,M ,A 1' MIGHTY MULES Kabovel breakthrough to a new year at the first pep-rally in September. Summer tans fade as visions of school threaten Summer was a time of fun! Many vacationers plans were changed when the Mexican peso's value began to fluctu- ate. Meanwhile in Europe, Princess Diana had a baby boy. Back in the US., the World's Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee was a grand attrac- tion. Early morning practices for Spurs, band members, and athletes signaled the end of vacation for many I-leightsters. ln addition the Student Coun- cil was also busy preparing the new directory for fish ori- entation and the rest of the year. Keywanettes had their annual Rummage Sale which was a smashing success. Ev- eryone hurried to get in their last trip to the coast before school registration which be- gan August 25. We faced the beginning school year knowing of the changes that had been made. Teachers were found more challenging academically. All classes were concerned with the stricter graduation policy. Along with the concern for academics came a greater in- terest in promoting school spirit. To increase student in- terest a special schedule was arranged so that weekly pep- rallies could take place during advisory time. ,wr is, A , WN Calendar 1 7
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V. AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SUM- MER fabovel at the Beach Boys outdoor concert at Joe Freeman Coliseum, ev- eryone looked forward to a great sum- mer. THE SYMBOL OI' THE 1982 WORLD'S FAIR, fabove rightjin Knox- ville, Tennessee was a popular attrac- tion for many people during the sum- mer months. HEIGHTS TRAVELERS Crightl pose in Vienna, Austria on the American Institute Foreign Studies tour of Europe last summer. IN LATE AUGUST fbelow rightl a Heightster runs through the surf to catch a frisbee at everyone's favorite spot, Port Aran- sas. 16 Calendar 0'-.u
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RENA MCGAUGHY fright, sells direc- tories at the PTSO Back to School Night while Joyce Park gives a lost par- ent directions. THE SENIOR CLASS of 1983 fhelowj gathers outside to have their class picture taken in early Sep- tember. IN SEPTEMBER fbottomj the Mule Stadium is transformed into temporary carnival grounds for the tra- ditional Howdy Night festivities, spon- sored annually by the Mulepushers. 5 IQ , as .o A 1? for Q 1 . 'MNA 1 8 Calendar 1 V t ,AN gif, ,XM at N N wifi
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