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These two pages are ded- icated to the usual, routine and sometimes monotonous things that went on practical- ly every day of our 180 days here. Things like lunches: that half- hour spent eating those great hot meals, talk- ing in the lounge, studying in the library, or enjoying that Big Mac. The whole matter of attendance came up daily. Were you here or did Mr. Parrish give you a blue slip? Did you have a hall pass or didn ' t you get back from Mr. Donut in time? Teachers were a major part of our day, sharing their knowledge and helping us learn. As the year went by, maybe we j thought we had them figured out and knew how to get by in their classes, but did we for- get they were once students too? Not a day passed with- out going through the student lounge. It was a place to talk over last nite, the parties, the games and life in general. The lounge was Top: David Gemmer, Jamie Thomp- son, and Neil PoUick ogle the guys P.E. class. Bottom Left: Lisa Piatt overtakes Chris Hellwege going to eat. Bottom Right: Studying hard are Larry Kennie, Terry Allen, Biirt Hill. Students vary in their everyday activity
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Style and individuality dresses students. What ' s the latest in fash- ions? This year almost anything goes. Although the 50 ' s style is the leader of the pack, anything you wear will be considered in vogue. Skirts range from ankles to thighs in length. Blue jeans, no matter what style, are still considered chic. Earth shoes, 3-inch clogs, or saddle shoes. Put your feet in whatever you like the best. Weird, striped and colored socks aren ' t weird anymore. Along with hooded tops, they ' re what ' s in style now. Girls, nowdays, are also shedding long hair for the shorter styles. So watch it. That guy over there with short hair, might be a girl! 21
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mk ' ' Upper Left: Debbie Clements, Nancy Trier, and Linda Tomusk take advan- tage of the warm weathers. Upper Right: Bending the rules a little, Kevin Scheiwe and Becky Klees sneak a little time out of class. Bottom: Find the right page, Bob?
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