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Page 27 text:
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September started its usual pace, schedule conflicts, wrong classes, book fees, dull lunches and thirty minutes to eat them in. More space, less kids equal overcrowded classes; how can one argue with that logic! A senior has the right to feel that he did not get everything that was supposed to be offered, and a frosh can only hope for the best. Top, Dr. Crawford and Dr. Johnson from the University of Kansas confer with Mr. Simpson after evaluating Tech. Above, a student makes his way to class. Middle left, time is not always on our side. Bottom, Leo Garcia is caught check- ing out the latest news. SOME WORK SOME PLAY SOME FAIL 23
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The return of the bell, be it alarm or class bell, it tolls. The idea of seeing new faces, old enemies and the same old building leads one to the feeling of mixed emotions to start another September. How we face this year and ail that it holds, is just a broadening of our horizons beyond the classroom. The time has come to realize that education is a privilege and not just a right. 22 Top, Tom Doughty gets up to start his day. Far left. Staff member Robert Ftarris takes Janice Oilers I.D. Middle, Freshmen, Mike Laws carries his weight in words. Bottom, Rob Grabill pays his book rental to Mrs. Bea Tyler.
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ACTIVITIES FILL HOMECOMING Homecoming 79 went well? To a handfull of people, yes! But to the majority of students who just did not care, no. The handfull of participants who got involved, can proudly say, I enjoyed the Home- coming of 1979. Students started off the week on Monday by wearing crazy hats and socks. Tuesday, students cele- brated kiddie day. The majority of participants were girls dressed in pajamas. After school the juniors and seniors battled in the annual tug-of-war, in which the juniors won. There was also a three-legged race. The r ace was won by Ron Upper left. The Greasers, Leo Garcia, Chris Cross, Robert Barraza, Jeff Rodgers, and Frank Knapik. Center, Students in the three legged race. Below right, Jeff Rodgers hula hoops in style. Below left, Vidal Sendejas and Nilda Marcano dispute secondary mentality. 50 ' S DAY . . .
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