Har Brack High School - Tiger Yearbook (Natrona Heights, PA)

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I if X -.Q 1 1 f tn Fx! N, X A x 1 x. xi X t I X X x ,X xl ,X ,xii ,Y lliif x Y s 5 . K X x'K,.,, .L I . 1 There is a brief interlude in the turmoil of an academic day when, at 3:31, school is dismissed. As students hasten to catch buses or walk home, the halls are filled with their noisy chatter and friendly plans for tonightis homework session, the game on Friday, or a date next weekend. Soon the crowd leaves, and, for those who remain., the serenity of late afternoon provides moments for reflection. It is not important how we use them-to ponder some recent occurrence, to fathom a new realization, to share a few quiet minutes with someone special, or to dream hopefully of the future-for they are ours. They are a part of youth. Precious moments of reflection.

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E at tt, Every football fan realizes color is added to games by the band, majorettes, and cheerleaders. He seldom realizes, though, how much effort is spent to achieve that show. Practice is the key to the groups' precision and uniformity. Hours of diligence-during evenings, after school, in the mornings-are devoted will- ingly to gain renown for Har-Brack. There is careful selection of drills and cheers, and constantly changing patterns occur as new ideas are incorporated to Vary established ones. Then come the repeated practices necessary to memorize and perfect. But the energies are well worth it when spectators become so absorbed in the enthusiasm displayed that they find it difficult to resist the urge to join in.