Arapahoe High School - Calumet Yearbook (Littleton, CO)

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But, More Than That . . . toRelc1x. . .LelGo. . . J Weekends are . . . Friday nights with the gang whooping it up, knowing there is a chance ahead to sleep-in and forgetting that there is any such thing as a lVlonday morning. Saturday comes and is the day to get done something that's been waiting around so longg twelve noon the alarm rings and the day is then too short to finish the job. Sunday brings the last day of relaxation reminding, at least, that there are only five more days until another welcomed Friday.

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F wk J , Free Time to Spend The cafeteria is empty. Chairs are all pushed in neatly under the rows of tables and suddenly it starts, the bell rings, send- ing dashing students to fill the large room. Books and trays of food cover the table leaving only inches of Counter-t0p showing. Noisy voices of last hour's gossip fill the air. The cafeteria serves its purpose not only at lunch time but for free hours too. Conversation begins: Hey Phil, did you see my fantastic play in the game Friday night? lf it wasn't for my blocking you would have never made lt. Oh, give me a break! Go get your hair cut. Yeah . . . it's touching my ears. Hi Sue, have you seen the new foreign exchange student? Yea, is he ever good-looking. Good-looking's not the word, he's gorgeous, and his accent is greatl You going to the woodsie Saturday night? ls it at Daniels? Yeah, I heard there would be 10 kegsl l think that's right. There better be, I paid a dollar for my share.