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Believe it or not, (losses ore on important part of life at Claire- mont High School. Maybe not the most important port, but impor- tant just the same. And while, for some, the word (loss” may con- jure up imoges of boring teachers lecturing for what seems to be twelve hours straight, there's always something interesting going on in (or out of) the (lassrooms on the Clairemont campus. While no student (or teocher) believes school to be wonderful all the time, Clairemont students and staff worked together to achieve a successful school year. Pupils at Clairemont hod an opportunity to toke a wide variety of classes, ond CHS continued to support unique programs such as A.V.I.D. and Model United Nations. STUOENT LIFE 17
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What would high «hool bo without pop rallies? They incite spirit ond educote about school policy, octhrities, ond organizations. Rollios oro often forums for infor- mation about current student issues such os drunk driving. Most of all, pep rollies allow everyone to hove a good time ond show their stuff. (heerfeoders, sports teom members, cooches, odminisfrctors, feochers, flog ond drill corps, the bond — these ore all integral ports of o pep roily. The feoms get the school support they need and deserve as well os opportunities to educate obout their sport. Cooches ond administrators, feochers, ond counselors become known by the students, (heerfeoders, flog ond drill corps, ond the bond get to demonstrate whot they were ofwoys practicing. Of the 1987-88 pep rollies, the Homecoming ossembfy wcs touted os the most spirited. It was definitely folowed by the winter roly, where cooches for winter sports were given presents by o Chorfie Chieftoin Son to Qous ond condy cones were tossed to the crowd. The winter roily also included on exciting demonstration of girls' ond boys' basketball — organization and commentary by Greg Lee. STUDENT LIFE 19
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