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on their educatlon due to their urge to out in the sunshine . There are also those who egret the closing of school, because it means good- ye to friends maybe forever . Activities adjust to the change, too. Major sports f the season are held outdoors. Track, golf, and aseball dominate the sports scene in the breezy en- ironment . The various clubs and extracurricular ctivities extend their energies to include the nice weather. The students' participation in the Earth Week activities is an excellent example of taking ad - vantage of the change of the seasong Glas ses took the time to go out and renew the earth's beauty . They collected trashj and other rubbish that was upSettinghnature's harmonious setting, t is a time of renewed love. Sweetly innocent and eaningful love leaps up from nowhere just as the lowers and other plant life seem to. This is a new season, colorful, and bustling with ctivity, Life shedsits winter shell, comes out into he sunsbipnelijpjivand ipi wonders p p atpllits town beauty. The Fhangei lvl LW ivlll lbomgforting. um pr llll Spmgll l I5 at X
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A time of renewal-Spring is here! All activities move outdoors. I Birds, buds, soms, humble bees. Grass turns to green. Flowers peek from under the ground . Color and life emerge from the gray dead- ness of winter. The change is silent, and astonishingly rapid. One min- ute the land is barren and cold and the next brings warmth and fruitful beauty . This refreshing transformation is accompanied by all of life awakeningand coming forth from Winter's hibernation . People come out into their yards and children play without coats . Wildlife returns to the scene . School continues, but the weather means that the end is not far. The change in temperature brings a change in students . Some find it easier tocome to school, because of the nearness of vacation. Others, who ac- cepted the studies throughout the winter, find it harder and harder to I4
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mf is ,, Above: The arrival of Spring brings warm, sunny weather along with baseball season Below: Robin Kirkman and Vickie Haynes serve as hostesses at Ideal Ladies Tea.
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