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l 3 it 3 i r.NLLlsr-1 OPPOSITE TOP: Greeted by Mr. Whitley and Mrs. Andrews with preliminary sched- ule sheets, students began working. OPPO- SITE BOTTOM.' Chris Gonser makes a last attempt to organize his schedule. LEFT' Lines of students quickly formed at the tables of required subjects. BELOW' Ruby Stride gets help from Mr. Wilson as Annette Short looks on. , , rr . . .ual
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Someone tell me what's going on Along with other changes this year at IHS, registration was a new and innovative program in which students were able to arrange their own schedules. However, just as in all new occurrences, there were some complaints, a major one being most students were not able to get the classes they wanted, when they wanted them. There were conflicts with STS coursesg courses taught only once a dayg and the unending complaint of not sharing courses with friends. Some teachers liked the idea of having students work out their schedules but most found it to be extra work. Classes turned out either over or under- loaded which took additional paper work to equalize. The chances of continuing this program seem slim as it appears there were more argu- ments against it than for itg but whatever the decision we all have to agree that registration was innovative.
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Strangers in This year the nation's energy crisis also hit Irving High School. With the time change, students were coming to school at the same time as usual - but in the dark. Students were often heard complaining about the ris- ing cost of gas and the difficulty in obtaining it. During the colder months, there was even talk by school officials of clos- ing school at 2:30, although, much to the dismay of the stu- dents, this never materialized. In the spring more students rode their bikes or walked to school and some effort was made to carpool to save on gas. This being the year of the ever talked about energy cirsis, there were many jokes and anecdotes, how- ever the energy crisis was a defi- nite concern of IHS students as well as the rest of the World. the night 30
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