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ereshimen enrolled with a confused and awed look on their faces. They ‘formed a line and went from table ‘to table receiving bus cards, lunch tickets, their first |.D. cards, and other necessary information. The ireturning students, who were now sophomores, followed the same routine later in the day. The juniors and seniors, with an uninterested }expressions on their faces, regis- tered the following day. They had these expressions because they knew that summer vacation was over and it was time to hit the books again. Pic 1: Mrs. Hernandez occupies herself by enrolling the new freshmen. Pic 2: Students filled out 1.D. cards as they went through the lines. Pic. 3: Bus cards, 1.D. cards, lunch tickets, car decals and other important forms of information make up most of registration. 2 RINGSMLLE sqnooL TRANST ONT 19 ATION Registration 7
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On the days of August 23 and 24, school reopened to start registering a! be students for the fall. The registra- in Ing tion was held in the cafeteria, where in the past few years, was held in the auditorium. The orientations from the counselors ro U and principals, that were also always presented to familiarize the students with the school policy, were eliminated to shorten the @ Fo rm alit length of time for the enrollment. y On the first day, many incoming , TT CREE PEE 1 Pic 1: Looking down on a local map to find the route of his bus, while registering for a bus card. Pic 2: Freshmen Danny Cantu, Alex Gomez, Frank Garza, Ronnie Hinojosa and Ismael Quintanilla waits next to the cafeteria door until Cmd. Sumney has permitted them to come in to register. Pic 3: Junior President, Joey Cisneros, busily takes I.D. pictures of students, such as Nori Soliz, all day during both registra- tion dates. 6 Registration
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8 First Day Pic 1: While looking at the familiar weekly cafeteria meal, Ruben De La Rosa, Norma Rios and Norma Rivas, anticipates to pick up their tray. Pic 2: Driving to school can sometimes be a dangerous task. Pic 3: Billy Wilson stands to watch the oncoming cars of students heading toward the back parking lot while he waits for the first bell. Pic 4: Mr. Saenz and Mrs. Smith enjoy their lunch break and discusses the students progress on their first day back to school.
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