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Work, work, work — what a drag! We found out for ourselves, and espe- cially those poor misguided freshmen, what school was all about. Cramming for tests became a way of life for all who wanted to prove to their parents and sometimes to them- selves, that they could survive the con- stant hassle. The ever-quiet library was the test pad for those who forgot to do today's lesson last night. The art room buzzed continually as the source for projects, posters and creative students. The vocational departments of the school proved to be the training spot for conscientious stu- dents thinking of the future. These stu- dents trained, really trained but still had fun on the side. But surely there was that exception of students who ref- used to participate or work, and they found themselves doing the real excit- ing thing — NOTHING! For all the hard work and hard play, B.H.S. teachers (and students alike?) were working toward a final goal — the last day of schooll
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LwAJChTuH AtlkbZoO' Think of the enormous amount ot food consumed in one day? Football season sports heavy eaters, plates are stacked with sandwiches while wres- tling season finds the athletes signed up for Weight Watchers (Who needs a plate-for—a piece-of celery?) Some students brought their lunches and ate; others brought theirs and didn’t. Even the candy machine did its part by sup- plying the students with snacks to bridge the hunger gap from breakfast to lunch. All in all those lunch times, which did indeed resemble feeding time at the zoo ranked second to the end of the day, as the favorite period of the day. It's 11:41 and the rumble of feet running down the halls can be detected throughout the school and traced to the cafeteria. The faithful cooks nerv- ously prepare themselves for the daily attack as the traffic jams forms to the rear. A few trusty students suddenly find themselves unable to cope with the length of the line and stealthily slip in at the front to the aggravation of those who were not as smart. Monday begins the week of scrump- tious menus with everyone's favorite — hot dogs weiners on bun, frank- furter, polish dogs, etc., and with time the week progresses.
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