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Ce wae Se ae Social Life Center. Mornings and hallways were the ideal place to catch up on the latest gossip. Clean Sweep. Mrs. Jeanie Montgomery cleans the mess over 1800 students left behind in the hallway. Study Time. Serena Rutrough uses mornings to do a little extra study in the hallways. Unfortunately, her locker is orange, and because of rules, she has to sit somewhere else. Unfinished Hom ework. Working on unfinished reading assignments, Tammy Hancock uses the hallways as a “‘study hall.” 20 Hallways
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Order To Go. “May | help you?” asks Cindy Spencer to a hungry customer at Dairy Queen. Fast food restaurants often hired teenagers. The Price Is Right. Making sure all of the prices are present and accurate, Deborah Hodges does her part at Krogers. i i sae] | Jobs 19
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hy OQ i, The place to be AT 7:45 A.M. each weekday the school doors opened to welcome the first students of the day. By 8:47 a.m. there were 1,893 teenagers packed into the various buildings about the campus. The majority of these students were concentrated within the walls of the Ramsey Hall and the West Building. For the first two days of school they wondered where to sit in the halls, but as soon as lockers were issued, students laid claim to their own private section of the school. In the time between 7:45 and homeroom students jammed the hallways in a desperate attempt to gossip with friends. Hallways played an important role in the school society. They provided a place for students to communicate before homeroom, between classes and during lunch. Hallways, however noisy, also provided a haven for those last minute studies. fitidii By the end of either lunch period the cafeterias were nearly empty. Where were all the diners? They were in the hallways in front of their lockers, unless they were un- fortunate and had an orange locker. In which case, the students had to find other places to unwind. Orange lockers, showcases, and stairs were forbidden rest stations. Whether you were at school to see friends, have fun or learn, hallways were the place to be. One More Time. Graduates of the class of 1985 walk through the hallways once more. Study Halls. Jenny Shively and Kim Gibson study grammar during lunch. Hallways 21
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