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'll The Magic of . . . Student Lilje Students sit on each other's knees during a Spirit Week activity. Photo By Miller Senior Christa Pate and Junior Marsi Perrotti dance during halftime at a football game. Photo By Green -K 41 4 all Freshmen Suzie Webb, Rhonda Hamlett, and Dee Dee Cameron sit and talk during lunch. Photo By Green
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i, ik 1+ new flare of hobbies, sports, classes, dating, and extracurricular activities made Student Life all the fun and excitement of going to school. As the school increased in numbers, so did the involvement of the student body. Dating, or just going out with a few close friends, gave everyone something to look forward to along with any hobbies or activities they had planned for the upcoming weekend. Friday night games pro- vided relaxation as well as enjoyment for students to get away from their academic pressures and the hustle and bustle of the previous schoolweek. There were dances after the home games so students could let loose and be themselves with friends. But, with all this excitement, one must never forget the most important factors of Student Life. It was the classes that molded the students minds, the sports that built up their spirit, the clubs that ina volved the students, and all the other aspects that brought them all together. Through this one magi- cal sweep Greenway's student body had a year to be excited about. By Carolyn Bleak Michelle DeRuiter Student Life 5
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