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Carolyn Caine designs poster to inform students of football game. Melinda Cowherd practices gymnastics. Because students can watch players at practice, afternoon pep assemblies stimulate much school spirit. 12 LIFE
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Assemblies and lunch break daily First period ends and everyone heads to the boy’s gym for an hour of cheers and pep talks. class routine From the confusion of homeroom, students bolted to the halls for five minutes of talk and straggled to class for fifty-five minutes of learn- ing. Geometry, algebra, social studies, art, and biology were taught in the Old Building while, in the New Building, students investigated the mysteries of foreign languages and chemistry. Beginning at 12:00, students headed for the cafe, and the next hour and a half was devoted to three lunches. Some Senior stu- dents left after lunch to start their jobs or homework. Most remained to complete their classes, and with the last bell, returned home or re- mained at school for extra activities. Donnie Carpenter bites into another lunch. Lockers hold many things besides school books. LIFE 11
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School doors are always open to bloomers Students work after school to make the Mariner float a success. The doors of Ferguson never seemed to close. Year round, the coaches kept gyms open for practice into the late evenings, while teams scrimmaged and prepared for vic- tory over the next opponent. Various clubs assembled to plan projects, share mutual interests, and partici- pate in creative activities, such as painting posters and arranging bul- letin boards. The auditorium housed play rehearsals and blossoming ac- tors, as the school remained alive after hours. Pep Club members work every Monday to boost school spirit. LIFE 13
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