Eastside High School - Ram Country Yearbook (Gainesville, FL)

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Student Life A common occurrence: students in constant motion The ringing of bells, the scurrying of students through halls, and the socializing between new and old friends were common occurrences at the beginning of the school year. The arrival of new students and the return of old students added to the hard- ship, confusion, and excitement of the year. When the first bell rang at 7:45 a.m. we, the students, settled down to think about the classes awaiting us. To be mixed in with the tension created by our classes, there was always some fun. We had the enjoyment of missing our 6th period classes to cheer the Mighty Rams on during a Pep Rally, or were able to see the extremes students went through tojoin a club. Adding to the excitement was the anticipation of decorating our school during Homecoming. The students always seemed to find time to either participate or cheer on their favorite sport, but there was always time to gossip with friends during lunch. The students at Eastside, whether they were active in a sport, club, or another activity, always showed the spirit and pride we had for 'four sidef' Eastside. 1 '4 1 l0fStudent Life

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sl' l. Seniors help make Homecoming more colorful by decorating the lunchroom win- dows. 2. Kelly Greenan is an example ofthe fun and craziness that goes on during Rush Week. 3. Felton Sallet gets ready to take off into another Ram football play. 4. Marcia Blanton and Vicki Hawkins talk about the day's events during lunch. 5. Ram football players get involved by making a great tackle. 6. Seniors cheer on the Rams at a pep rally. af'