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Dancing is what Mike Sposasto and Doug Rossol do during their free time on the weekends. They make sure they’re all caught up on the latest movies. Senior Maria Pohanis makes time over the weekend to shop for all her beauty needs at Austin Drug Store. t’s the best part of the week! What is it? The weekend! It’s the best time to catch up on the time lost dur- ing the week. A perfect example is junior Victor Molina. When asked what he does on weekends, Victor said, “On my weekends, I work and hang out with my girlfriend.” For most people, the weekend spells relax- ation, which takes various forms. Whether it be a party, dancing, hanging out or just seeing a movie, teenagers spend time planning their weekend to get the most out of it. “I like to go to the city and visit the museums with my boyfriend, ” comments Jennifer Brennan, who believes the weekend should be spent doing fun and exciting things. Many students, however, have less time for them- Jselves on the weekend. Like Victor, many work and that takes up most of their time. Last, but not least, the weekend is the only time for all those “study conscious” students who need to catch up on school work. Life moves too fast; don’t miss it. Although Monday to Friday may seem like an eternity, the weekend will surely arrive, Every time! -Vivian Ibrahim § Senior Lenny Scolaro spends his weekends practicing his driving skills cjjjand learning how to become a sportsmanlike driver. cc Weekends 13 V Mi2BL
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o Team!, the student crowd roared with spirit as the different teams ran out across the football field at the pep rally. If the black and orange colors didn’t vividly pour over the uniforms, the mascot leaped off of them. The many teams succeeded in portraying their high spirits and school dedication. They also created an increase in the amount of excitement of their peers who sat on the bleachers and witnessed the event. “Even though the people on the field were more into it than the people on the bleachers,” said junior Chris Kouroupakis, “the audience soon be- came just as high spirited.” The commotion and cheer overwhelmed the bleachers several minutes into the Pep Rally and “most kids were very enthusi- astic and high spirited,” said freshman Joe Gaxser- ow. The participants of the Pep Rally shared the same feeling as the viewers. “Being a cheerleader, our job is to bring out the spirit of the audience and the team. The Pep Rally was a good opportunity for everybody to get involved,” said senior Lisa Grillo. The school spirit exhibited at Hicksville High School reveals to visitors the excitement and the in- volvement of those who attend the school. The outgo- ing teams and the many students who take advan- tage of the large selection of activities prove once again that our school rises above the rest. - Maria Pohanis Student Government President Harry Pangas starts out the school year on the right foot as he proceeds down the players’ runway at the Pep Rally. As Presi- dent, Harry’s got his work cut out for him. 14 Pep Rally Senior Varsity Soccer Players: Mike Luongo, Chris Mammas, Par Gustaff sen, Jack Fabrizio, and Willie Sneddon in order to stimulate school spirit at the Pep Rally, wear orange and black attire. At the Pep Rally, the Starlet kickline give a sneak preview of their new routines, on the fifty yard line, to the crowd of students, fans, and teachers in order to spark their sparked.
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