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The Year Under Way . . Surviving the Times Besides the local pressures, citizens of all places had to learn to adjust to the fast-paced living of the new era. Computers had already be- gun their immense expansion throughout every corner of the world. New gadgets that were to be magical helps here and abroad popped up on shelves at all stores. New styles of talk, clothing, and music were becoming popular tor notorious in the eyes of somc.J Students were faced with sev- eral different situations during the school year. Whether it was the fear of asking what's-her- name to Homecoming or the anxiety before Mr. Nelson's pre-calculus exam, pressure was there. Sometimes rivalries existed. At other times friend- ships were so strong that noth- ing could tear them apart. Ne- verthless, that social pressure existed and students had to learn to deal with it. How did they survive the 1 times? Some went into organi- zations at school. Others par- ticipated in church-related ac- tivities or school presentations. On a sadder note, some chose to keep their pressure in a bottle and did nothing to relieve it. This is our story. ln the next 176 pages we will show how we survived and what things we did in the meantime. We are the survivors and the leaders Through Trying Times. ll!!! AFTER CLASSES WERE through for the day students gathered in the main hall to end the day in fun. AFTER SCHOOL students were anx- ious to seek refuge in the air condi- tioned homes during the immense heat. hrough rying Times -1 Opening WV-I-Edfszn' . x'w.sam.-. ,. 'A an was ' E' .-ltr. 'N -- auf Nlnv vunrou .H ,,.,, F' uU' auf
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