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(1) Poetry made easy by Mike Finley, poet in residence. (2) With the never-ending job of cleaning the gym, Mr. Baum proves to be one of the school's hardest working friends. (3) Art Kleiwer and Doug Weins give each other a helping hand. (4) Mrs. Kyle Dahlem, school librarian, converses with foreign students Sompai, Pornchi, and Eve- raldo Nazereth. (5) To open the communication channels between the local police department and the high school, Jacky Frazier answers questions of the students in class- rooms. (6) Loyal fans are always there lending their sup- port to the players. 7
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r I'UiW I ■ YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND I like you. (Why do you think 1 wait for you at noon, so we can walk to lunch together?) I try to understand you. (Re- member last week when you had a special problem and we talked about it.) I am your friend. I like to do things with you. (Like riding horses or working on cars.) I enjoy hearing what's on your mind. (Your opinion about everything.) I do not like some things about you. (Like your taste in clothing or the way you drive.) But I am your friend. I like you so I try to understand.
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I Am Everyday People I see you when you walk in each morning for school. I greet you with a warm hi , as we pass in the hall. In my spare time, I grade papers and sponsor activities. I laugh with you in Science class. My locker is just below yours. I endeavor to guide you in the important decisions that face you daily. I drive you to school each day. I am courteous and helpful when you require my services. When no one else understands, I do. I am a student, a teacher, a classmate, an administrator, a bus driver, a parent, a school employee, a friend. I am everyday people. (1) It was a year of Presidential elections, state questions and decisions for newly registered eighteen year-old voters such as Chris Bostwick. (2) Every- one has their own hang-ups, including Stan Oliver, who hurriedly gulps his food before returning for the one o'clock bell. (3) Marlon Smith shares his views on freedom with his voice of Democracy Speech. (4) A quiet corner in her room provides the perfect setting for heavy reading by Vicki Eldred. (5) Steve Thompson takes five after a difficult school day.
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