Harding Academy - Shield Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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th , mormng e rush For most of us the day begins around 6:30 a.m. After two hours of getting the part in your hair straight, mascara unclumped, finishing last night's algebra, and choking down scrambled eggs, it is finally time to leave for school. For many students it is hard to get going in the morning . . . especially Monday morning. However, there are those who are so cheerful in the morning that it bewilders those who are not excited that it is the beginning of another day. Once in the halls, one can hear the latest happenings. After the 8:05 bell rings there is ,1l 'l little effect on the students gathered at the doors of classrooms. But as the 8:10 bell rings students scurry into their rooms and slide into their seats. After roll call the real school day begins. As first period progresses, it is easy to figure out which students worked late last night or watched Clark Gable on the late movie. Heads begin to nod and sleepy-eyed students try inconspicuously to hold their eyelids open. Many students however, just give up all efforts to remain awake and succumb to glorious sleep. 10 The Morning Rush

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