Croswell Lexington High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Croswell, MI)

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Jacie Levitt. Brian TorzewsKi, Mike Black, Dave Miller. Jenny Wall. Holly Pitrago, Lon Ebner, ana Lvnette Hurst stay tired uo after the footoali oame. Stuoents iove to get going when it means coogving aown at a aance out or. dv the football team. Tracy Maskell always works hara at Busr s restaurant after school. STUDENT LIFE 4

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Days Of Our Lives zb c£ioot... USicf oafi Djisra. In a few years, this book will be a Guiding Light to lead us to days in the past. It will help us remember all the people, all the events, and all of the fun. We will also think back to how the adults of the time were worried about All the Children being lost in Another World. How they thought we were just too Young and Restless. While they worried about keeping us out of General Hospital, we Senior. John Benko, and sophomore. Chris Moss relax and enjov some pop on their lunch hour. worried more about Capital for that new car, those new clothes, or that big date. Regardless of the memories it brings back, it will no doubt remind you of how much school is like one big soap opera. That is why the yearbook staff used the idea of the soaps for a theme. And now, for the Days of Our Lives....

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The Young And The StucUnti. On A student s life mav be thought of bv many as irresponsible and carefree. Actually a student's life can be very complicated and busy. We constantly have decisions to make, ranging from the simplest (What to do on Saturday night?) to the most difficult (What career to pursue and or what college to attend?). For most students this is the hardest decision to make. We have to discover what our interests are. choose the classes in high school that will help us the most, study hard, and eventually narrow our choices down to one career. As far as being busy goes, students are always on the run. Sometimes our schedules mav be routine though, we get up early in the morning ivuk!), get ready to go to school, slave through six hours of grueling tests and quizzes from 8:45 a.m. to 2:55 p.m.. go to our various jobs, athletic practices, and meetings, then we go home to do all those homework assignments. Despite these tedious tasks we must perform, there are the fun times too. We students always welcome a break in our classes when teachers Plan Pizza parties, free davs. or maybe something unusual, like a movie. Something we always look forword to are after school events. Maybe it's driving to Richmond on a school mqht to see the guy's basketball team Play, and then stopping at Restless McDonalds afterwards, or mavbe it's going over to vour boyfriend s house to nelp him with his homework. Weekends always seem to lift everyone's spirits. There are football games or basketball games on Friday nights. Most importantly though is that most of us get to sleep in. Some of us have jobs to go to. but we do enjoy the extra money. There are dates to go on. parties, movies, and concerts to go to with our friends. A student's schedule does get overloaded at times, and parents wonder how and why we keep going. It s because we are The Young and the Restless. Dawn Dennison nanos some cnange oack to a custome1- at Paisono s. where she works after sthooi and weekenos. Connie Cariesimo. Tracy Stevens, ana Dawn Kennedy cneer on the -footoaii team at tne Homecoming Faraae. STUDENT LIFE 5