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Face September Returning students, however, accepted academic life with more ease. The enjoyment of being again with old friends overcame any anxiety about new schedules and new teachers. After a while, when the excitement and expectations of the new year submitted to the familiarity of routine, clubs were organized and activated, meetings were held, and school activities, such as games, plays, and dances, were started. Students, with these lively breaks in their scholastic concentration, settled down, and the year was begun. After the first day of the new term, the school’s corridors again echo the sounds of its hectic pace. Winding up the first school day, students leave the parking lot for sun and relaxation on a beautiful autumn afternoon. Friday, September 12, finds eager student Bonnie Satterfield signing the new 1964 Talon.
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Anxious eighth graders (ABOVE) leave orientation assembly to tour the school. Fall’s greatest classic, the World Series won by the St. Louis Cardinals in seven games over the New York Yankees, attracted many students to Mr. A. C. McNeer’s room (BELOW) at the end of classes. A pprehensive Students Viewing the September opening of school with appre- hension, new eighth graders faced high school life as a strange experience since, for the first time, they changed classrooms for each course. To try to plot a path to each subject’s room in three minutes through slow, seemingly uncaring crowds in an unfamiliar building was nearly impossible. More than one confused, forgetful student found himself looking at an alien teacher of a more alien subject. Lelia Thierman, Sharon Waddell, and Patti Stowell zero in on SCAT and STEP tests.
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It was a tough decision, but Helen Sullivan finally crowned Artie Cray “Mess America” at a morning pep rally. Other blushing beauties are Bill Barton, Billy Kaempf, Doug Apperson, Charles Jeffress, Tom Thomas, and Bill Ball. Students’ Days Are The talents of Steve Henry give morning homeroom announcements a new twist. As Melody Lyford and Mary Lou Stopps discuss the past night’s homework, other students drowsily gather their books and belongings in preparation for the morning’s classes. 10
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