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Come and gel iJ ya ' ll . . . Captain Crunch for you today, said senior Jack Butler to his goats at breakfast. Even though Butler gets to school early, he still finds time to feed the animals. Phoio By m kkk kiiis Preparing an after school snack for her an- imals, senior Allison Bryan starts one of her regular chares. After a fullfilling day at school, Bryan comes home and takes care of her animals needs before doing anything else. Pholo B MiKKie t ' llis Leading his horse for its afternoon ride, jun- ior Larry Gonzalez always makes time dur- ing after school hours to ride his horse. Phoio By MaKKic ICIlis 28 T Howdy Student Life I I I
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owdy!! Countri; remains home to many; for lifetime Give mc a home where the buf- falos roam and the deer and Ihc an- telopes play . . . Home on the range. Well, maybe there are not deer, antelopes, or bulTalos, but the coun- try areas and homes surrounding the school do have an abundance of farm animals ranging from chickens and rabbits to horses and cows. Many students have lived in the country on a farm or a ranch for their entire life, but others haven ' t even visited one. Any student who lives in the country understands work, before school and after school. Cietting up early to feed the an- imals before going to school every morning is a regular chore. senior Susan Guent el said. When one thinks of the country . he may think of a wide open field with a house in the middle and the nearest neighbors a thousand miles away, but others think of a relaxing and peaceful atmosphere. A place where seldom is heard a discouraging word. I love the peace and quiet, it is really relaxing after a hectic day at school. junior Tammey Blasdel said. Living in the country is a way of life to many students, but it may just be the best kept secret to others. Getting ready for some fun, sophomore Lisa Butler ropes her horse. As part of her everyday activities, Butler enjoys ridin| and working with her horse. I ' huro h Maiuiir I ' liis ! Layout By Raquel Calderon V 29
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