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Between Classes 5 I)o these senior guys look like they are ready for school? (8). Judy Dahman. Rachel Smith, and Ellen Daniels must be getting A’s (9). Rob Frost and Andy Middleton are cool for Hawaiian Day (10). The juniors psyche up for class before school (11). Tonia Scudder sets the style on Aloha Day (12). Along senior wall at lunch time, everyone looks relaxed (13). Seniors girls sell ribbons at consumer corners during lunch hour (14).
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Between Classes Junior girls Camy Moore. Jody Miller, Charlotte Moore, and Stephanie Darwent relax before school (1). These juniors recover from lunch on Aloha day during Spirit Week (2). Rachel Jones makes a quick locker stop (tall girls get top lockers) (3). Heather Stracezk and Brenna Baldwin are ready for class (4). The mob heads for the exits at 3:30 (5). Exchange students Carina Nycander and Mette Frank during lunch hour (6). David Miller, Darin Buhlig, Ginny Hamilton, Scott Buhlig, and Shannan Smith are ready to call it a day (7). 4 Between Classes The halls! A student’s home away from home at school. The hallways are a place to stretch your legs, rest your back against your locker, and relax from the hectic academic life. Each class claims its own territory in the halls. The freshmen class usually is given the uncarpeted upper hallway on the west side of the building, while the upper classes can stretch out on the carpet in the rest of the halls. Before school, the hall slowly fills up with students as a few arrive before 8:00. By 8:15, the halls are packed with sprawling students who are catching up on the latest news of shouting “compliments” to each other. At lunch time, the hallways in the lobbies are filled with little groups which appear to meet each day in the same designated space at just about the same time. While the halls fill up slowly in the morning and appear crowded in lunch hour, they empty very quickly when the bells chime at 3:30. i -
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Homecoming court attendants include seniors Bruce Roegge and Julie Fernandes (1); Tom Ware and Donita Moore (2); and Paul Hadden and Julie Green (5). Homecoming King Andy Ezard and Queen Heather Baptist wait for the parade to start (4). The parade marhsalls are Rob Althoff, Rob Karr, and Katie Thomson (3). 6 Homecoming Parade
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