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After a year of fundraising, the PTA Gift Committee’s newly purchased sign found its home in front of school on Holmes Road. (Photo by Kevin Donahue] Tongs provide Margi Coggins (12) with a means to agitate enzymes during a Biology II experiment. (Photo by Kevin Don- ahue]
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Oblivious to the photographer, Kevin Finley (10), ponders his assignment. (Photo by Kevin Donahue) “Wild, Wild West,” the Homecoming theme, gave Mike Suchanek (12), David Boyles (12), Lisa Clough (12), and Eli Heng (12) the op- portunity to “horse around on a saddle at the homecoming dance. [Photo by Kevin Donahue) ■e Quiet conversation is the norm during lunch. With a French fry in hand, Lisa Rebman (11) chats with her friends. (Pho- to by Kevin Donahue) f ILI VG WITH H XIMGE (continued from p. 4) Because of the mixed messages, some students sold magazines thinking they gave all the money to one club. Others sold thinking the money was pooled. Overall, the effort fell extremely short of its goal, bringing in only approximately $5,000.00 out of the estimated $20,000.00 needed. Some students felt the sale failed for other reasons. “Every time you turn around, the school asks for more money,” said Michelle Myers (10). “It was a total rip-off,” said Jack Barry (9). Even with money troubles in school and the ever-declining District budget, Center Senior High School managed to overcome financial difficulties and gave itself a small face-lift. Perched in the center of the circle drive, the PTA Gift committee’s sign provided drivers with a means to find out what was happening at Center. But students and faculty both questioned the timing of the $4,000.00 sign. “They’re cutting back on everything, yet they can afford a sign,” said Angie Cannova (10). New aluminum bleachers riveted onto the stadium replaced the old, weather-beaten wood bleachers. Fresh white, yellow, and blue paint covered up the cement on the stadium front. With money tightening, charities asked for more help, and Center contributed graciously, working to raise money for United Way, $900.00 more than the previous year. Another money matter hitting the school early was vandalism. In less than a week after installation, a new speaker system set up in the gym was destroyed by someone using a coat hanger to tear the speakers. Another $3,000.00 was spent repairing bus, car, and school windows, as well as lights in the loading dock, when someone shot them out with a pellet gun. “It’s hurting them as much as it hurts us,” said Ted Smith (9); “it costs the school money which affects everyone.” Even though the sale failed, the Drama, Debate and Band Departments pooled their money to buy a new color video recorder. The recorder was used to film plays, debates, and to film marching band rehearsals and performances. Change hit Center in many ways, and everyone dealt with it in different ways. By Bryan Frischer Introduction 7
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