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Page 12 text:
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wejsio — Clockwise from top left: Stuart Collins gathers his books and heads for home- room. (2) A group of students made their way to school. (3) A faithful yellow troop-transport. (4) Arriving at school. Kim Wright is ready for a day of classes. (5) Redonna Chandler is caught getting out of her car. (6) Beverly Croft and Tammy Martin get off the bus at school. 8 Feature
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Page 11 text:
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Roberta Vaughan begins early basket- ball practice. (2) Running Cross Coun- try are Billy Vick and Jack Berry. (3) Shawn Stinnett drives for the basket as Turner Martin and Terry Guess look on. These experiences are also witnessed on the football field, basketball court, golf course, and baseball dia- mond. Players learn the im- portance of cooperation and good sportsmanship along with responsibility. Personal- ities, interests, and abilities make each relationship unique and individual. Opcning 7
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Page 13 text:
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3du ... go to school, go to school. Unfortunately, the trip is not as merry as the song. Sometimes it is fun — other times, a complete disaster. There are three social classes of the goers-to-school. They are the highly admired upperclassmen who drive, the aver- age. run of the mill students who ride the bus. and the lonely walkers who brave the elements. The envied position of an upperclassman is usually distin- guished by driving a car to school. Having the option of appearing early or late gives him a feeling of independence and maturity. However, the one major drawback is felt through a dent in the old pocketbook. The student who rides the bus usually leams a lot about tactics and public speaking. After being involved in paper wad. rubber band, and water balloon fights, as well as some hand-to-hand combat, you definitely learn something about survival. You develop the hearty voice of a public speaker in trying to talk over the laughter and shouting matches. But there’s always at least one study-minded student on the bouncing bus who tries to do his homework and makes a tremendous mess of things. And the uncertainty of the arrival, departure, and repairs of the these yellow troop transports make things terribly hectic. And last but not least is the walker, who trudges through the weather and is confronted by vicious dogs on his way to school. After all this, shouldn’t he be paid at least a mail- man’s wages. This is the price you must pay for an education. Feature 9
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