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A717167 A PN.-Q ,Milli Wim . . ww I 14- I .jfilr 27 W , , .W -will f pas Www ' . l il ff . i 5 ' K Page 20: Top: Coach Martha Sayles aids Rachael Johnson and Kendall Adams in registering for the art class. Bottom: Students cope with registration. Page 21: Top: Teachers George Cadell and Red Fletcher enjoy a snack before registration. OEA teacher Judy Hudson prepares for the rush of students. Bottom left: Assistant Principal Dur- wood Tonn shows-off the new computer. Bottom right: Jera Sheets and Allison Mitchell escort lost sophomores Heather Heath and Scott Iverson, 21
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1,956 Students survive registration Students registered three days for the fall school year starting on Wednesday August 26. There were 661 sophomores, 638 juniors, and 652 seniors - one of the largest graduating classes ever. Among the new additions was a computer that is a terminal input device which aides assis- tant principal Durwood Tonn in correcting and changing schedules, grades, attendance, im- munization and enrollment. lt saves us hours and hours of paper work and is convenient and accurate. The computer has a special password that only Mr. Tonn, Mrs. Trietsch and Mrs. Cloud know. This is a precau- tion that was taken in case someone wanted to change their grades. The computer is connected to a larger device in Fort Worth. Seven teachers were added to the faculty: Becki Garcia, Linda Wilcox, Kate Hayes, Charles Beamer, Maron Keyser, Sharon Winn and Scott Highsmith. . Q, K ,, 'F ir .. 1 1 5 1. sill T . , if as x Jw frr, ,lf 20
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Clean bookcovers, new lockers, highlight first day Sophomores were lost, juniors were indifferent and seniors were confident as the 8:30 bell rang. Teachers hurried to Class to take roll and mark the first tardies of the year. The halls gradually emptied, as even the sophomores found their way to class. The tardy bell rang and another year began. Page 22, Right: Eric Cook waits with a pencil handy to write down his first assignment in Mrs. Scotts class, tBehind Eric: Kal Crawfordj Below: Wes Reed and Greg Moring stop to get a drink. Page 23, Top left: Trina Tomlin takes time out to daydream before finishing her assignment, Top right: Lori Smith tries to figure out how to cover her book. Bottom: Lisa Keen, Jill Wells QJ-Dubbl and Suzie Brandenburger listen carefully to their first assignment. ' i
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