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24 Halls
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Buzzz. The bell sounded and wild feet-pounding began. Most students made it on time between classes in seven minutes passing time, but many wished for last year’s eight. Beginning upstairs from the far end of the school, long distance travelers headed for the new addition in the Junior High. Delayed by traffic jams, a quick stop at a locker, or a prolonged hi, some students developed daily tardiness. With the Junior High classrooms serving as a part of the high school, students chose between the two cafeterias for lunch. Situated near the foreign language center, two new lecture rooms opened for club meetings. Pupils joyed over an earlier 2:55 dismissal. Crowded buses began heading home at 3:25 allowing active students to participate in after-school clubs or team practice sessions. Shrieking bells ring in academics Working indirectly with most students, the administration center provides both computer facilities and meeting rooms. Points from a chemistry class lecture give sophomore Lynn Caught insight into chemical bondings. Showtime in a half hour, senior Anita Erickson dons her robe for the Christmas choral concert.
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The sloped entrance to the auditorium provides a favorite lounging spot to freshmen. A hall is a hall until it’s filled with people — then it’s a special type of hall, dominated by a certain type of people, a certain special air. Athletic jackets, sweaters and letters identify the main hall lined with jocks of all types. Football guys wear their jersies, or basketball guys wear their suit coats; but they all sit together in the athletic hall. Next to the jocks is another group of people who bask in the sunlight as it comes pouring through the court windows.There they mingle every day with friends, another part of a hall Before school, it’s easy to recognize the drama buffs as they claim the benches in the front auditorium areas. Next to them, freshman boys occupy one sloped auditorium entrance, lounging and watching others. Halls mark the spirit and the atmo- sphere of Highland as the different types of students leave their temporary imprint. Halls catch spirit of student types Alone after school, junior Kathy Vancendak tries to escape from a hard day before going to CAA. Sports jocks and cheerleaders congregate on blue park benches in the main hall by the cafeteria. Halls 25
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