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From the first day we ' ve known that we were different. We were different from previous years in several ways: new faces were present, additional classes had been put into our curriculum, and many activities were planned to keep us busy.. Our year varied from one month to the next but we were always busy. It all began with: August-Jamboree, first varsity football victory under coach Dick Wert, choir and band camps. September-School resumes, underclassmen pictures taken, a cappella fish fry, first dance, frosh party. October-Homecoming festivities, higher education day, PSAT, ASVAB tests, teachers ' con ferences. November-Hayrlde, Lutheran Outreach Day, fall musical, basketball began, Thanksgiving vacation. December-Christmas dance, Christmas concert, Christmas Bureau, Christmas at Concordia, holiday tournaments, Dear Santa . . . January-JROTC campout, gymnastics began, second semester began, Concordia Day, MORP. February-Toy box theatre, rifle matches, flower-grams, wrestling sectionals, basketball sectional victory. March-Sophomore, achievement tests, choir tour, band tour, student council dance, gymnastic sectionals, military ball and trip. April-Spring break, cheerleading tryouts, pompon and flag tryouts, OAFC weekend, sophomore class rings arrived, spring sports began. May-Student Council elections, spring drama, music banquet, concert, yearbooks arrived, Baccalaureate, Graduation. And ending with: June-The culmination of another school year. 6 student life division
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After many long awaited months, the Ameri- cans celebrate the return of the hostages with many Winning the World Series, Tug McGraw, relief yellow ribbons. pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies, jumps for joy. After four challenging years, Jimmy Carter turned over the presidency to Ronald Reagan. world events 5
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