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(TOP) Spellbound. Mike Frescas aad Margie Ba observe the luncb tiaie activities duriog Pep Week. (RIGHT) Blood, sweat, and tears, Gary Brown works out io the midday sun. Preparing for the football season requires bard work aad sacrifice. (FAR RIGHT) Warmih aad understanding are ex- pressed by Father Cremmins as be greets Mr. Mc Naught. Father displays a truly Christian attitude toward all (BELOW) Team Work, Kirsien Livingston and Carolyn Demm portray a cotnradery that is typical of varsity volleyball This attritube denotes the type of feeling that encourages team spirit.
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Not By Yards, Not By Inches Were we ever thai small. ' Did we ever act that way. ' Such questions face the second, third, and fourth year veterans of A mat, as they watch the strange behavior of the tiny Freshmen. Watching the Fresh- man enter the mainstream of school life is an interesting fas- cet of our stay here. The child enters the school. Remember when searching for one ' s locker? Finding friends was also an equally frustrating task. All the new people, and the newness of the situation are like a throw of cold water in the face of the Freshmen. The responsibility increases with the new school. It is a big jump from the days of grammar and intermediate school. Now there are six classes to contend with, and seven different teach- ers. (That is including home- room.) All of the situations are hurled at you a hundred miles a minute. Finding new friends as well as keeping the old ones become more and more diffi- cult as the personalities of all begin to change. And what of this change. ' What causes the change from a child to a mature graduating adult. ' These changes are not the changes that can be measured as far as vards and inches, but in the measure of merit and ac- complishment. The intellectu- al, spiritual, and physical growth all culminate to form the adult that is ready to face the world. (FAR LEFT) Shori i .-mpcr .-d, LMrry Will impttirnily wtin in linr. Sitndinf; in the lunch line is often d Iwrinfi, if nni frustr tinf; experience. (AHOVF) M. l. Tern ( ( el huei ml, her (LEFT) Ohvyinn cnmmand , the fnoihtll icjm litoks on jj the Pep SquMd per ' forms their routine, lacque Mtnuel. as Kell ii the Pep .Squsd. »ork lonf hour ir prepjnnt; iht rjlln
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