Falmouth High School - Clipper Compact Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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A smile wove it ' s way across her mouth as she spotted me in the crowd. She immediately yelled “Hi . “Hi”, I said while looking at the carpet. always dread fifth and sixth blocks, Gym time. have volleyball, which wouldn ' t be bad except for the few very annoying people who find it nescessary to hit the ball no matter how fantastic a set-up it is, this includes running over people in their path. They keep their eyes on the ball and follow it, (just like a good hunting dog). It ' s very frustrat- ing for the victims. V Joann© Briana

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{ A Day In The Life ) the light flashed and students realized it was time to talk in the halls. While walking the halls, said hello to friends, stopped at a water fountain to pop a few No-Doz, and saw my least favorite person coming towards me. I thought to myself, Oh no, please let her walk by, look at her outfit- doesn ' t she know people stopped wearing one glove three years ago!” 10

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Audrey Borowsk A Day In The Life 12 I gave up trying to hit the ball, and ran to change clothes before lunch. Lunch, as always, was an interesting event. There are two tables of students who find it fun to throw food at each other. Our table happens to be right in the line of fire. I made it through lunch without get- ting hit by any flying food and moved on. I saw my friend Jen up ahead, so I ran to catch up with her. “ What ' s up?” I said, catching my breath. “Nad a , she replied. I assumed she had just gotten out of Spanish class. ‘‘Are you still planning on going to the dance tonight ? The Edge and Reality are playing. ” ‘‘Of course”, she said. “I want to see that cute guy with the mohawk, he plays guitar for The Edge. ” “He’s got a girlfriend, and besides, aren’t you going with Jim? She gave me an annoyed glance, “I know, I know, but I can dream, can’t I? Bobbi Jo Harvey