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S.A.E. members Caroline Glenn, Maria Fant, and Amy T reece set up in order to hand out students' schedules during Open House. Angie Pender, Kathryn Greene, and Cari Fox, members of S.A.E., assist a parent in finding her child's classroom. ...-,i Mr. Hany Pohl speaks to some concerned parents about their child's progress. Open House Open House was held in October to permit parents and teachers to become better acquainted. Sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association, this event was supported by several groups: the Chorus and String Ensemble performed, and SAE members distributed the stu- dents' schedules. This year the cheer- leaders also entertained with a special routine. Student Life! 17
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Me 'N My R.C. lt always happens! Never fails! As each 9-week period comes to a close, students get very tense. Why? Well, maybe their favorite teachers wouldn't give them that one extra point to pull an A in their classes, or perhaps that 69 on the trig test that they pushed to the back of their minds two weeks ago, is slowly edging its way back into memory. Report Card Time during 1986-87 was especially tense because of a new grading scale. The new system did not allow as great a point spread as in the past years. Stu- dents who formerly found them- selves at various places during the week, now found themselves at home studying more than ever! 01d Scale 90-100 80-90 70-80 60-70 59-0 New Scale 95-100 85-92 77-84 70-76 69-0 W .W 16! Student Life Exhausted aiier a Geometry test, Charlie King rests up for his next class. 5 Clayton Kopp, Jennifer Parsons, and Chuck Anderson diligently take notes while learn- ing the techniques of Pre-Calculus. Johnny Fowlerloads up his books for a long night of studying.
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Spirit's What We're Yelling For Over the years, Spirit Week has become a popular tradition here at T.L. Hanna. The students partici- pate by dressing up in costumes they put together themselves. Each day of the week has a different theme. This year's themes were Rambo, college T-shirt, Hobo, and Westem days. The students en- joyed the change of pace which helped to build school spirit! 18!Student Life The senior football players show their dedi- cation by decking out in their best Western duds! Should l shoot him or let him live? Jeny Alred and Bi1lyAmold re-enact a scene from Rambo. Angela McGaha is all fired up at the bonfire
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