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Back-to-school activities greet 5,400 students On September 5, the doors opened wide to welcome approximately 5,400 students. Boasting the largest enroll- ment ever, Hazelwood set out to make each person feel like an individual, in doing so, it confronted students with several changes. One large phase of registration was eliminated - that of paying fees. Still the process of registration and bewil- derment to the students and counse- lors whose schedules were topsy turvy with missing classes, alternat- ing schedules, and overlapping lunch hours. After the initial processes involved in getting a free public education were complete, students faced the beckon- ing corridors with the traditional blues of spending another nine months cooped up in classrooms with boring teachers, dull classes, and two- hour homework assignments. But for the student with initiative and school spirit, Hazelwood had thought-pro- voking subjects, stimulating activi- ties, and competitive sports. The bustle of signing up for clubs, making new friends, and studying new subjects is what Hazelwood had to offer. With more than 30 clubs and organizations, a choice of some 250 courses, and 5,400 fellow classmates, even the shyest sophomore found his niche. Upper Right . . Juniors recall last year's hap- penings as they sign yearbooks at the Annual Pall Mixer. Right . . . Teacher clerk Mrs. Cheryl Price has a few hectic hours as students gather in the office to make schedule changes during fall registration. Beginning of School g, . ' mf g:. s . 1 Ag . . A V , 7 1 b e g L X , , g -1, W ., --ee , .ig . f... . 4 . .,
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