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affairs pending time with friends is definitely one of the most popular things that students did. And one of the most popular times to do this was on weekends. As Gila Kane put it, ul love weekends! Go out running around, get- ting out of the house away from my parents and being able to be with my friends. Almost all students looked forward to getting to sleep late on weekends. After five days in a row getting up at 6:00 A.M. one needed the extra sleep. When fall hits, you could usually find a large number of students at the football game on Friday night. After the game you could find people hanging out at lack Sz Rowenas Sometimes students would retreat to the lake, which was a popular place to have a party. As winter rolled around and football season came to an end, you could always find people at the basketball game or wrestling match. There were many other things that Del City students enjoyed doing on weekends, such as cruising Air De- pot, going to a movie or a party or on a date. Everyone had their own thing that they liked doing the most. Tammy Rutherford said she enjoyed, HSpend- ing time with my boyfriend, like going to the movies, going out to eat, or just staying home and watching a good movie.
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Q ' 0 loin in I ! I l I George Bradley reviews materials pro- ' vided by Youth for Christ at a table X manned by Greg Parks. Photo by M. I McKee. - A new start Though the surroundings were unta miliar, incoming sophomores man- ' aged to conform to the new situations confronting them. Photo by B. Horn. 7- v -. iz, iw Ir Qu' Crowd scene Mobs ot' people gather before the heldhouse in anticipation ot receiving their IK-86 school schedules. Photo by B. l-lorn. -..., ' g..m--- 14 Enrollment day V P '
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