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Students awaken to changes in time On August 25. as the alarm clocks sounded. E.S.H.S. students drug themselves out of bed. regretting the day that lay ahead. Many students were late to school because of the new time change, which was scheduled thirty minutes earlier than the previous years. Another change that took place, one that left many students low on cash, was the sudden rise in cost of the parking permits, which were free to students who drove to school the year before and raised to SI0.00 for the 1980-81 school year. Although it took time to get used to being back and hitting the books again, once they got into everything again, everyone decided that August 25th wasn't such a bad day after all. beginning of school, by Rhonda Rink-11
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1 JEFF Schuetz and Michelle VandcrKnapp dance ihe night away at the first victory dance of the year. 2 THE first day crowd of students fills the entry hall at West S. THERESA Davis tries her new locker while enrolling. 4 RICHARD St. John. Rodney Schoonover, and John Bush enjoy their open lunch section at Hardees. 5. ON the first day of 9th grade English. Mr. Bates greets his class with a lecture. 6 CON- FUSED. Terry Clinton discusses her schedule with Mrs. Rounkles. 10 beginning of school, by Rhonda Rink
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A change in time, a change in town, ...is a result of sixty years of work on the World's Finest Health Spa” -- The Hall of Waters. The mineral water baths brought people from all over the Midwest to bathe their aches away. But today, with modern medicine and the inventions of the whirlpool bath and shower massage, the baths have decreased in use. This year also marked One Hundred Years” for the ci- ty of Excelsior Springs, when we celebrated the past. Another event in the city was the selling of the city owned and operated Pepsi plant. And time will continue to change our town in new and unexpected directions. LACLLblUn bPKIWLrb ItM - IMO MINERAL WATER SUIPHO-SALINE ’ CONTENTS ONE GALLON ■ by.' The Mineral Water System celsior Spring . Missouri 64C44 City o 12-community life, by Cheryl Siegel
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