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A SHADE MORE ... or how student life was hip, hot, now and wow in an un- equally savage year. Overheard outside the gym: Wow! Can you believe it? This is just too much! What? What are you talking about? How come all the excitement? Couldn't you see it? Couldn't you feel it in the air? It was the year, it was great, it ... it was dazzling! Come on, the year wasn't different than any other . . was it? What made this year so special? Get with it! It's the students that did it! I mean there's no other word but dazzling for our student life. Don't you remember how we partied, tanned and worked together in the summer? Or how the football team rolled over Central that first game, or how we rocked all night at Homecoming and Turnabout, or how we stuck together through those classes or how O.K.! All right! I believe you. No doubt about it, student life this year was dazzling!
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odern rn adj: present time existing at the moment' Building on its traditional founda- tion, AHS adopted a number of mod- ern conversions. Students exper- ienced new teachers, students, classes, rules, and a new schedule. Seven faculty members joined the staff: Miss Margaret Carroll (English), Mrs. Betty Stratman (Home-Econom- ics), Ms. Helen Delacluyse (religion), Mr. Wade King (health), Mr. Jim Lo- gue (chorus), and Sister Louise Le- vandowski (office staff), Mr. Hank Murray (Social Studies). Four foreign exchange students, Martha Ge- brehiwot from Ethiopa, Miia Torvmen from Finland, Eva Stattin from Swe- den and Jairo Jiminez from Mexico joined the student body along with 139 TAP sheetless freshmen. Curricu- lum changes that attempted to make AHS a shade more excellent included dropping sophomore health require- ment, religion electives and all large group meetings. New classes includ- ed Photography and Calculus. The entire school operation was critiqued by a team of NCA evaluators in late September. New rules were also introduced. Lockers were arranged according to homeroom rather than by wing, thus eliminating single-class wings. Sche- dule changes were kept to a bare minimum. No early releases were granted for work or appointments and the dress code was tightened and enforced. With the after Labor Day class start came a new schedule. The day was restructured from 16 twenty-minute mods into eight periods, each forty- five minutes in length. The flexible meeting, six day cycle was retained with classes meeting in a variety of patterns. The day began a shade ear- lier with homeroom beginning at 7:40 a m. and ending at 2:40 p.m with seniors allowed to leave at 1:40 if not scheduled. Thus while Assumption changed with modern times, one thing that didn't change was its tradition, a tra- dition of excellence. 5 opening
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