Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

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Athenians Adopt New Policies Seniors, juniors and sopho- mores had to adapt to the sever- al changes made this year. They learned by experience that the new attendance policy was go ing to be enforced. A change in the dress code banished midriffs and halter tops. A new lunch pol- icy forced the students to buy their lunch tickets almost three hours before the lunches were served. The administration ap- pointed a Student Concerned Committee, chaired by Nlr. Gen- try, consisting of members of the faculty. Study hall was not required for seniors, allowing As time passed students may or may not have been affected by sthese modifications. Each of the eight hundred and sixteen students did their own thing. As you leaf through the pages of this Athenian, this will become evident. We found that not only were we seniors, juniors, sopho- mores, faculty, or administra- tion, we were also Athenians and proud of the heritage that title infers. We had the same goals and the same spirit. We are worthy of the name and the her- itage. Through us the ideals of Athens again give voice. them to become involved in other, more worthwhile activi- ties. IN US, ATHENS LIVES! 1 1-Stairways, treaded on by thousands of footsteps, are familiar and worn, 2-Hectic rehearsals, strained voices and headaches are part of producing The Sound of Music. 3-Mark Herbison and Shannon Ingram are not af- fected by the gas shortage as they make the lunch scene at the B. C. 4-Availability of new bicycle racks is neglected as bicy- cles are still scattered on the lawn. 5-Pine Hills relieves Leslie Reiter from the rigors of school. 6- No fondling in the haIls, even when they are empty. . 3

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