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Student Life
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As Concord changed, so did students' goals. Attitudes determined a victory or a defeat, an A or a C, a job, or after school activities. While three students were chosen for the state All-star football team, another chose Kentucky for an education and basketball career. Yet another won Junior Miss. Two sophomores held spots on the boys' varsity basketball team while others traveled to Germany and France. Growth and change had its rough spots. Stu- dents dodged construction and even the faculty 'rearranged schedules. One English class met in the BPAC balcony. Even with these obstacles, Concord evolved, and so did the shades of each student. Laughter, excitement, fun and sadness reflected students disappointments and joys as they grew . . . just shades of things to come. X Coming to the end of their rolling chair race to the new business room are seniors Bill Grossman, Cathy Mechling, Jodi Gaff, Karen Kiefer, Rene' Angel, Feth Storey, Julie Warren, and Tami Cooper. Soaring between two Oregon-Davis defenders, Steve Larkin looks for an Open man. thin 5 ,WJ comb l :i : 1 ,- 1 l 1 l 7 1 i 1 - 1 - i 1 Opening
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In 1987-88 students practiced for perfection in Spoon River Anthology, Christmas Spectacular, or Constitution Day. Pride shone as boys' basketball sold 3200 sea- son tickets to the 3500 capacity gym. Program building paid off as the team reached the highest state ranking in the schooI's history. Construction proved both a pain and a gain. Everyone suffered freezing temperatures, paint fumes, and noise. Yet, as construction progressed, the dust cleared, and a new Concord emerged. Just as rehearsals and workouts resulted in successful performances, classes began to utilize science labs, lecture room and business areas. The construction process, involving the building and students within, was on-going. And what we witnessed was only shades of things to come. .lv wi . fl ' l 'iiif li cs Aim J G the cool look, Dale Harris tries on a pair of shades. to those around her, Missy Grose loses herself in her book and the new furniture in the lecture room. o thin S ,WJ COULD l 1 111 -, 1 - 1 3 1 i 1 - - 2 1 1 Student Life
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