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WORKING HARD: Getting ready for school to begin, sophomore Christy Fleming stamps new books for the different classes as part of a Kayette project. iPhoto by Marisa Ericsonl OLITRAGEOLIS SIGN: To liven up the atmosphere, cheerleaders hang up hall signs. This helps the athletes know that the student body is behind them all the way. iPhoto by Trina Fullerl rs VISITING TIME: Students converse in the new Silverwood Wing before, during, or after school to hear the latest news, iPhoto by Trina Fullery ALL ABOARD: The Kansas Special, Union Pacific's steam engine no. 8444, stopped in Ellsworth on its way to Topeka on August 28 for Kansas' 125th anniversary. Nearly a thousand gathered near the old train depot on Main Street. iPhoto by Trina Fullerl Opening 3
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A change of pace WW ogetherness. Fun. School Spirit. Now everyone gathers together in the halls of the new wing and cafeteria to hear the latest news instead of students being scattered in different areas of the school. Most school spirit was also gener- ated in this area. Cheerleaders filled the halls and cafeteria with signs boosting the athletes' morale. With the building of the new wing, students and teachers felt the close- ness of being together. All of the teachers in the Silverwood Wing loved it. Llntil the completion of 7'7ff5Z7fL 5 9 the new building, the teachers shared rooms with others. This is the first time in five years that l've had a room of my very own, said Linda Sandell, English teacher. I see more of the students and teachers in the halls between classes than l did when l was located in the Martin wing, said Dan Erbert, com- puters instructor. With most of the classes located in the new wing, many students felt too rushed between classes. With only four minutes to get from one class to 5 another, the students who needed to go from the science room in the Mar- tin wing to their lockers, then to the industrial arts or vo-ag classes had to rush to make it in time for class. Despite this minor inconvenience, students and teachers loved the closeness of their surroundings. Be- ing together promoted school spirit. - Denise Woodbury - Pam Schmidt 3 302119 uns, Opening 5
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