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Sfuclenf Life As days move on and change into years, stu- dents often refer to their high school moments as being the best of times. Students all have the same purpose in life, to move on and succeed in the future of our world. Even when times are trying, we want to quit, but we won't because we are the future. lt is our days of schooling that give us the motivation and knowledge to succeed in life, but there will be no future if we do not pick our- selves up at times like these, and keep on mov- ing. We will succeed, because we are constantly searching for new ways to turn and new fields to explore. We are always on the move. student life-17
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IHIGS Day 0 Fifties Day 0 Flfhes Day 0 Flfhes Day 0 Flfhes Day 0 Flff Fifties Day, which was sponsored by the Student Council, was very suc- cessful. Its purpose was to boost school spirit for the homecoming game. On this special Wednesday, kids from all grade levels and teachers dressed up as the high school students of the 1950's did. Although many students did not dress up, most everybody agreed that it was a good idea and a lot of fun. Top: Larry Hollingsworth, Rodney Janssen, Kris Lewonowski, Mike Mosley, Preston Frey, Lee Pridmore. Center: Linda Chaney, Melissa Bas ' ' ' singer, johnnle Anastasl, Sharon Johnston, Cheryl Gonterman. Left: Thomas Wortham. Right: Chuck Williams. What did you think about Fifties Day? Cheryl jones- I thought it was very in- teresting. I really liked it. Karen johnson- Not enough partici- pation. Mrs. Davis- I thought it was a great idea. lt was successful. Tammie McRae- I thought it showed that everybody got together and showed school spirit. It was so much better than last year's. David Durham- It was neatyzeet and really keeno, dig? johnny Young- I think we ought to have another one, Neat, farout, and groovy. Gina Linne- lt was okay, I guess. If they had another one it would be better. 18-student life
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