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Passing The Time Away Where did the time go? Our citizens found them¬ selves on the go constantly, passing the time away in pleasurable and profitable hobbies. Whether Byrd mu¬ sicians practiced in a garage or played to a packed house in Hong Kong, they used their time wisely and well. Julie Tidovsky, who took voice lessons after school and sang in a trio, said, “I’m happier when I’m using my talent and am busy’’. Tim Stinson, High Life photographer, said, “I spent many nights taking photog¬ raphy lessons from Mr. Gatti. I want to do the best I can, and it’s a wonderful feeling when a picture turns out like you hoped it would! ' . Whatever Byrd students did; competing, painting, creating, or lending a help¬ ing hand, they did it with a cheerful outlook and re¬ ceived a sense of accom¬ plishment from it. They tru¬ ly passed the time away-do¬ ing things for others. PLAYING IN THAILAND, Meredith Carlisle, junior, played with the Cen¬ tenary College Choir last summer when they toured the Orient. Mer¬ edith, who has won many musical awards, was the only high school student chosen as an accompanist. FUTURE JACKET. Jon Soul Payne baby sat his brother. Keaton, who plans to be at Byrd in 2002. Their Mom, Karen Carlson, was editor of the 1963 Gusher. Yon said, I really enjoy keeping my brothers. You should hear them yell. “Go Jackets, Sting ’Em!’’. 20 STUDENT LIFE
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SPIRIT BREAKFAST Sophomore Amy Doughty and Racheal Johnson speculate on the Jacket victory that night. BYRD WE STAND- The Band plays the Alma Mater as the crowd sings along. SIGN OF THE TIMES- The banner demonstrated the spirit of the Yellow Jacket fans. SPIRIT 19
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THE SOUND S THE THING. Jeff Gar ner, David Putsch, and Jason Garder put in many hours inside the Putsch garage perfecting that special sound. They passed their time learning new songs and getting their band ready to perform. TAE KWON DO TO YOU, TOO! David Me Dermott spent his summer and ex tra hours getting to be a master at the ancient martial art, Tae Kown Do. He became so good at the sport that he won many ribbons and events. No won¬ der everybody wanted him on their side! ON THE FINAL LAP. Joe Ferguson, junior, pedals the last lap of a triathlon race. Ferguson has consistently placed in meets for the past several years. Noted as one of this areas outstanding swimmers, he swam in the National Swim Meet held in New York last March. PASSING THE TIME AWAY 21
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