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Like clockwork, we run Vacation time gives way to school time vvith the end of August. Students attend classes governed bythe clock, with an allotment ot fifty-five minutes for each. Out-of- school hours give students the chance to gather infor- mally in groups and to visit local events. Time is continually passing -- bringing the end of some activities and the promise of others still to come. R31 4 0 lntrod uction WK Ja f
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TIME OPPOSITE PAGE: Cross-country runners stream over the hill toward the finish line. LEFT: A bulletin board asks the question that all students ponder at one time or another. ' LOVVEF? LEFT: The falling of each piece of sand marks the passage ot a bit of time. BELOW: Students never seem to move quickly when returning to the classroom after a fire drill, Vffyf 'ri i 'lggf-ff iiimiirlii MLK if, iir'pf11,f- ttiioiiqli lark rl' fsilfznlf. o . . .andsodo we Continually on the run, vve rush. . to get a parking place - to beat the tardy bell - to grab a needed textbook from the locker - to get to lunch first - to finish assignments and tests - to graduate - to do so much in so little time. Time. , . it moves steadily, never taster, never slovver, moving alvvays. Introduction 0 3
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t . 'F 14.- -5.- OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM LEFT: Typing students race against the timer. OPPOSITE PAGE MIDDLE: Joyce Mauk completes never-ending school work while the world clock is ever- changing OPPOSITE PAGE TOP RIGHT: Time seems to fly as smoothly as the butterfly and passes just as silently. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHT: Students head for home after the last bell of the day. LEFT: Cotton candy is one of the main attractions at the annual State Fair of Texas for juniors Ellen Dennis, Tim Crowley, Beverly Bell and Pod Pirtle. TOP: Mary Wynne Wicker reflects on passing time and falling sand. ABOVE: Seniors Clint Shouse, Carol Wiley, Jim Gray, Diane Thompson, and Terri Gilchrist find a picnic relax- ing on a Warm autumn day. Introduction 0 5
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