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Studying a friend's notes and working math problems while watching TV may describe a typical weekday. The story of student life went much deeper. Command Performances spiced up student life as a memorable premier. Home- coming 78, a revived junior Carnival, and dramatic produc- tions dated our regular season with class and recognition. A change of absence pol- icies, urgent measle vaccina- tions and a nine-day fire break affected our prime time, but the Polar Bear pride helped give prom an encore all its own. At the end of the year, every- one involved in graduation was an academy award winner. This inside performance be- came a box office hit as the tra- ditional activities rated above the best. DUE TO A RULING from the Depart- ment of Education, all school age stu- dents had to be vaccinated for measles before lanuary 1. Freshman Cheryl Dalton gets her inoculation at the county health department. Student Life 7
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NINE AND ONE-HALF school days Milkovich shoveling snow from canceled due to winter weather driveways, found students like freshman Rick WITH ONLY 20 MINUTES to eat in the cafeteria, senior Greg Summers wishes to finish his spaghetti before the second lunch period ends. BEFORE THE FIRST PERIOD BELL rings freshmen Jeff Grogg, Doug Amos, Marty Dunnington, soph- omore Eddie Gillette, and junior Billy Oliver gather in the gym. ■■■ 6 Student Life TO PROMOTE SPIRIT at the tradi- tional East-West clash, senior Debbie Morgan dons the apparel of the “dead bee. IN THE SPIRIT of the Bear, senior Pam Taylor, freshman Alesia Taylor, and sophomore Fred Roman stop in the hall to check out their own bears.
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SENIOR DON REED carries out the Reminiscing theme at the Home- coming thuse. JOINING APPROXIMATELY 160 stu- dents senior Dave Smith and his date, Cindy Haddix, dance to the music of Pegasus. FRESHMEN ANA DELAPAS and Meg Sidow take tickets from graduate Jay Gwynn and senior Tammy Booth. AMIDST COBWEBS AND RELICS of the past, students change classes through the main hall which was dec- orated by the seniors. 8 Homecoming
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