Goshen Central High School - Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

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P = 0 We have not wanted to acknowledge the fact that we have all grown and developed. We came back to GCS this September to a mod-flex system which was beginning to look like that old monster of four years ago — the rigid, eight period day; to a lunch schedule which brought back split classes during the lunch mods; to a school which did not change outwardly.

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How can we describe this complicated feeling of Deja Vu? It is a flashback of memories, a sudden reappearance of people and situations never really gone. This is the contradiction that describes GCS in 1973: It seems as if we are only re-experiencing bits and pieces of past years, and yet we are not Everything we do is happening for the very first time. The problem is that we have not wanted to face the reality of the changes which have taken place in all of us, in this school, in everything around us 3

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Even our friends and our teachers did not change. Their faces, smiles, and relationships to us were not different or new; everything appeared to continue as it had before. With a second look we find that we are not repeating ourselves, that things are different 1973 is a year of change and originality, a year of progress for most of us.