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1. Chris Eshelmann, Laurie Frantz, and Kim Beaty share a piece of juicy gossip in the hall during passing period. 2. What's the password? seems to be the question on Ken Smalleyls mind as he mans the stage door in a sneak preview of Babes in Toyland. Quiet, says Cheri Melton. 3. Kathy Rogers and Kristen Beal share a laugh during one of Hoover's rowdy open houses. 'MAI 6-Opening W . ff 4 . 'JA l .' - . f- . fx 4 ff' - As for upperclassmen we begin to get the first twinge of senioritis midway through our junior year and it grows until near the end of our senior year, when we start reflecting over the past three years and looking toward the future. Many can remember those mornings it was all too easy to not feel well w .' ,J I - ,- i 1
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This year the sophomores are no longer the youngest or the newest faces to Hoover. This privilege has been handed down to . . . ta-da . . . the freshmen. This new breed of high school life is a group of kids who are learning to adjust to high school a year earlier than others. 1. All faces watch the precedings of the Homecoming assembly, as Tom Aceto and Mark Amick discuss the antics of Kingenberg's reign. 2. Mary Sanderson, Debbie Linn, and the Sophomore cheerleaders lead the new freshmen in their first recital of the school song. X i s , df .sank N1 N w W. . 'ffm-xz, . ,gf f ,y , ,Q ,i2rf,:. 1-:,,,:,.-Kr--tr..-1 .yi rpm. ,,.,,. 1 . AL . r ,.,,..,.,,.,,,,,,..,. .,f.4. ,,,.4,.. ,, .rl ,g if we: . . .- .i , ' fri- - 'nga MI -i'f'1 V'-'fw,f:..q:-P2 '- if .Q-F-asm-f.,.1w 1:.e.m-u.-N21 Opening-5
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and catch up on extra sleep or get some important homework done, or even make a yearbook deadline. The beginning of school brings hot, muggy weather. To conserve energy, the thermostats are set at 75 degrees, which doesn't help the sticky situation students find themselves in. Little did we expect to want some of that hot weather back during the cold winter months that would come all too soon and see thermostats plunge to 65 degrees by order of President Carter. 1. Students look on with fear and amazement as Mr. Moore plays with a pet tarantula during biology. 2. Students' faces reflect their different reactions to a sneak preview of You Can't Take It With You.' 3. Cast members lay it on thick - the makeup that is - before the premier of You Can't Take It With You. 4. Julie McIntosh models, the bald look during a Hoover swimming meet. . 'N ffm l V Lp? X ,fl , , l 9 f L ,m :Q '1 rw . w J r if w rv .R W f ,. J, , 3' r , .X x V F . N . ...J .X ,..4ll , 1' ,Q .v9 ' .n.......Y.-.l.Y.Y .. Y.-g Opening-7
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