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Page 33 text:
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1 he Dating Game Dates range in nature from exciting to humdrum Dating 29 The perfect dream date takes place when the couple in question look at each other and smile at each other at all of the “right” times. Conversa¬ tion proceeds nonstop for the whole evening with no awk¬ ward silences, and later, the goodnight kiss sends both per¬ sons straight into heaven or a so-called “daze.” Of course, most dates don’t go quite as well. Some are disasters, some are humdrum, and others are just plain unbearable, but all dates have one common as¬ pect: they give everyone jitters — for minutes, hours, or even days in advance. Nervousness comes right along with the territory of dat¬ ing. Guys and girls alike feel pressure to do and say the “right” things on a date, but ideally, talking to a date shouldn’t be any different than talking to a friend. After all, the interest in finding more out about the other person is what a date is all about. Usually, common interests and general school gossip are talked about during the date. Although all dates don’t turn out as expect¬ ed, dating gives students new experiences and new wisdom on how to handle these or¬ deals. After all relating with others is part of life. Financial aspects of dating add to new learning, too. Mon¬ ey problems often arise in dat¬ ing. Who should pay the bill? Under the old rules, the boy paid, but times have changed. Some students think whoever does the asking should pay, but others believe the men should still always pay. Some believe it is best to go “dutch,” or in other words, each pay his own expenses. At least one good thing at school happens everyday: that is everyone has the opportuni¬ ty to meet members of the op¬ posite sex. High school stu¬ dents spend half of their wak¬ ing hours with the opposite sex. They are in the same classes, cafeteria, clubs, sports events, school dances, and even on the bus — practically everywhere in a school envi¬ ronment. High school dating is a big part of the best times of teens’ lives. Although problems occur in the dating situation, dating is a good way to broaden life and make it even more fun than it already is. Even though long- lasting love may not arise from dating, something else just might arise: friendship and, of course, learning. SOPHOMORE JENNIFER PAVLO AND senior Drew Pelley talk togeth¬ er between classes to give them¬ selves little more time together.
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THE SCHOOL ATMOSPHERE MAKES IT almost impossible for one not to meet people of the opposite sex. PROM IS EVEN MORE SPECIAL FOR A couple who has been togeth¬ er for a long time. Senior Ted Hein and junior Darcy Morario enjoy the evening. BEING SUPPORTIVE of a boy¬ friend’s abilities in activities is impor¬ tant in a relationship. Valerie Craw¬ ford watches her boyfriend John Pappas play baseball. 28 Dating
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