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With the continuing energy crises, we found the price of gasoline soar- ing. Our frequent excursions all over town were cut considerably. We could no longer relax in a cool 72 degrees because President Carters policy asked that we set our thermos- tats on a much warmer 78 degrees. These alterations were taken in stride since they were brought into effect for the good of the country. Differing opinions concerning the change of women's names to men's names for hurricanes arose. Feelings were expressed for and against the possibility of bringing the Draft back. During the problems and con- troversy, we were brought together to cheer our U.S. Olympic team on to victory and to prepare ourselves for the coming elections. Through it all, we remained a . . . Nation. 7' S .vit-Vi! Upper Right: While Hurricane Free drick's strength was felt mostly along the Gulf Coast, many other parts of the nation received damage. Lower Left: The coming elections have caused opinions to differ because of feelings about certain candidates for political office. Lower Right: Although there is a pos- sibility of the Draft returning, many youth have continued to enter the Armed Forces voluntarily.
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As we become freshmen, we enter into a learning process which will continue through- out our four years of high school. Growing is a part of the process and as we grow older and more mature, we put things into a perspective which may be different from our past ideas. Realizing the values and ideas of real impor- tance, we rearrange them from what they once were. We are no longer the freshmen who cannot find their way around. Entering into the phases of being earnest about our work and capricious as we catch senioritis, we feel a change occurring. Although the change has been taking place for four years, we never real- ize it until that final breaking away . . . Graduation.
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