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Hard work TOP LEFT: Carolyn Cole works diligently in biology. TOP RIGHT: Fort Hunt students “munch out”. BOTTOM RIGHT: Katie Bell proves life is not not all play and no work. 10
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In all medieval courts festivities pro¬ vided a break in the monotony of the day-to-day routine; the same was true in our fortress. Activities both in and out of school helped to add variety to and enrich our daily lives. During the fall we spent as much time as possible in the sunshine. Picnics were a must; so was cruising through the school parking lot to see who was there. Mac’s was once again the hang¬ out after the football games. The highlight of the fall was Homecoming. As winter approached everyone was thinking snow. Mt. Vernon hill was worn down a little more this year by sledders on the much-appreciated snow days. When the snow was gone, the iceskating rink was the place to be. To keep warm, we went into George¬ town or Olde Towne and danced the night away, or there was always the Parkway! With the arrival of spring, jogging mania went around. Senior Skip Day was enjoyed by everyone, in class and out. Kites flew up in the air, and fris- bees flew down the hall. Spring fever kept us going, on the move, always doing something. But whatever was done - we did it together. pesTiviTies
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Quiet moments LIVING - having life; surviving; ac¬ tive; effective; funtioning. That’s Web¬ ster’s definition of living. What’s yours? Undoubtedly it has something to do with Fort Hunt. Many hours are spent with studies, friends, and evening ac¬ tivities. Since you’re here, why not make the best of it. Let’s face it; the thing you are going to remember about the people of Fort Hunt is their behavior. You may not want to; but it is impossible to forget, for we at Fort Hunt are a special breed. Since the way people act is such a re¬ flection of life, our school provides the opportunities for on- the- spot-training. Our school represents the uniqueness of today’s youth - it’s hard work, good times, and quiet moments. TOP: Karen Holland, a sophomore, is deep in thought; who knows what next year holds! MID¬ DLE: Pep rallies give the student body of Fort Hunt a break from the rigors of oppressive school work. BOTTOM: Danny Normyle points out his seventeen year effort. Good times 11
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