Booker T Washington High School - Graffiti Yearbook (Pensacola, FL)

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I 00 Clarref The Thmgs That Kept You Drowsy Today Do you groan and growl at your alarm clock when you wake up rn the mormng for school? Do you pump our of bed fresh and chrrpmg hke a happy bud? Have you ever wondered why? Your body actrvrtres have a schedule of when to work and when to rest If you rdentrfy wrth the first type lrke Dana Musselman your body probably does not reach tts peak untrl afternoon and evenrng I get physrcally 111 rn the mornmg I learn more after lunch says Dana If you fall rn the second descrrptron lxke Terry Baker your body rs on the GO rn the mormng and Slows down by afternoon My average wake up trme rs from 6 to 7 o clock I usually feel nred about 4 o clock rn the afternoon Wakrng up rn the mornrng IS a crnch for thrs type of person Those of you who fall rn the other category Cmany of us dob have a hard rrme draggmg yourself out of bed rn the mornrng Your body rs normally set for sleep at mrdmght and for gettmg up at 10 or 11 the next day You feel lrstless on school days because your sleep rs off schedule and because of the drasttc change rn the trme you set for bed On weekends you go to bed at your regular schedule Then on Sunday mght you make yourself go to bed early for school You toss and turn rn bed untrl forever When you finally drrft off to the land of beaurrful rest your alarm clock screams and msrsts that you get up' Mamc Mon day begrns wrth your grumpy feelrng and gettmg late to school By Frrday you feel less resty rn the rnornrng and make rt to school before the rardy bell rmgs Weekend cornes and the cycle starts agarn Your sleepmg mme on school mghts confhcts wrth your normal sleepmg trme so that you feel awful the whole week long untrl the weekend Ah' Accordrng to Natural Huzorj' You can change your actual sleeprng tune by sleeprng an hour later each week untrl you go to bed at the trme you want Then suck ro the sleeprng schedule and you won t have any mormng blues' Lrnh T ruong Bobby Dale cl scovers that twnrlmg a rrfle somet mes really grves you a headache' 'X X In the gloomy hours of First Period, Tonya Howell recreates a typical cave paintin T

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ww to Do warn Youn BRAIN BREAKS DDWN With hours of practice, julie Korte can now reproduce layouts in her sleep! I've read this play 3 times and I can't believe anyone would die for a girl. Michelle jiles dreams of taking notes while others listen to Coach Erwin's lecture on gold. Dreaming of baseball practice, Mike Daniels takes an early morning CAT nap. Clarrer 101