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Undistracted by her classmates' indifference, Robin Barnes is attentive to her new teacher's instructions. Beside her, Robbie Beausoliel exhibits a contemplative mood. The new Freshmen class principal, Ms. Claudia Chaillc, assumes her role on Frosh Day by helping Grace Hart and Kathy Key find their way on their first day at Marshall. Do you remember your Freshmen Orientation, commonly referred to as Frosh Day? You probably do, because it's not an easy day to forget. That bewildered feeling as you wander through the maze of halls, trying to find your geography class. That terrible fear that your new classmates will laugh at you as you walk into the room. That empty feeling in your stomach when you discover none of your friends are in any of your classes. That utter chaos when teachers throw insurance, medical, and school forms in your face. And that feeling of relief when you discover that your fears are unfounded. And why do upperclassmen go to Frosh Day? Maybe to reminisce with old friends and teachers before school resumes. Maybe to laugh, mimick, and gawk at the new crop of rookies. Or maybe they just don't have anything else to do. Whatever the reactions to Freshmen Orientation are, Frosh Day helps prepare students for the fateful first day of school. As a preview of the coming school year, the first day of school helps students adjust to the high school routine. Regrets at seeing summer fade give way to the happiness of reunions with old friends. As they receive new instructions and schedules, and adjust to new teachers and classes, students realize they're back to the old grind. First Day 11
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Put ThAT nose to tIie fjitiNd stone Early morning light illuminates the front of the school as students prepare for their first day of classes. Confident from the experience he gained on Frosh Day, Freshman Eddie Ragelis approaches school on the real first day. Nonchalant about the first day of school. Junior Jean Zbel ignores the front hall chaos as she waits for lunch to end. 10 First Day
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TitAdmoN Intricate locker signs for the Senior hall require tedious work by Jessie Smoot on the Thursday night before hall judging. Smiles are exchanged by drum major Tom Woods and drill team captain Karen Dawn as she receives a Homecoming mum. Apprehensive about the fate of the Senior float, Laura Haller inspects the movement of Winnie the Pooh's arm. Laura, dressed as Rabbit, holds the sign, Victory is Sweet, so Pooh on the Majors. 12 Homecoming
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