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WHAT DO YOU DO AFTER SCHOOL? Work...... Sports.... Clubs....... Hang Out.. .. 30% .. 26% .. 20% . 24% Kim Meuschneider. Jennifer Joosten, and Jenny Turcios relax outside the cafeteria during lunch. Mr. Mogan welcomes the students back for the first day of school. Diane Nygren takes time out to ask Mr. Haviland a question, while John Senise feels confident he hasn't forgotten anything over the summer.
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CHOICES Student Life □ Activities. -□ People n Community 182
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Michael Calleia, George Eng, Pat Muscarella, Susan Scavo, Brian Goerke, Brian Cleary, and George Dombrowsky gather in the hall, waiting to give misguided parents the right directions at Open House. WELCOME BACK!! After another summer vacation, Hicksville High School students returned to school. Although there were many new faces and changes, the sentiment remained the same: most students were ready, if not eager, to re- turn to school. Sophomores found a different way of life in the high school. Open cam- pus allowed them to go out'' for lunch, and getting a pass was no lon- ger an ordeal. For the sophomores, the high school was a step toward at- taining greater freedom. The returning seniors spotted these underclassmen with their official school handbooks” and snickered, remembering those first few days of confusion at the high school. Juniors had more on their minds than what to wear” and where their classes were this year. The SAT, ACT, and important choices were the talk of this class. In between worrying about tests and thinking about their toughest year,” the juniors looked forward to the Ring Dance and the Ju- nior Prom. The seniors returned to school with great enthusiasm. This is our year!” they all thought as they started high school with thoughts of the prom, graduation, and college. Surely, this year would make up for all the work they put in last year. Cases of senioritis” could be seen as early as the second week of September, and school spirit took first place over aca- demics. For all three classes, it was a new year. Thinking about his summer vacation. Ted Pusi- nelli is unable to concentrate on his math prob- lem. Back To School 9
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