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It was hot! It was also time to ante up! Time to prepare for September 3 when 501 freshmen, 483 sophomores, 445 juniors, and 373 seniors would fill the house. But, it was hot! So hot that any exertion left you dripping and exhausted. The thermometer soared to a whopping 97 degrees, but out on the practice field the football team ran endless drills accompanied by the strident sounds of clarinets, trumpets, flutes, and the roll of drums as the marching band sweltered in the August heat. Cheerleaders, fresh from summer camp competition, practiced their award winning routines under the broiling sun, then collapsed under a welcome shade tree to slack their thirst with cool drinks. Inside and out, custodians, teachers, and administrators prepared for the onslaught. Lockers were painted in bright crayon colors, walls sandblasted, floors waxed and mopped, books unpacked, desks cleaned out, bulletin boards created, and reams of paper consumed by the copier as teachers prepared handouts. An orientation was held for new students August 30. At 3 p.m. that Friday, the building emptied, to rest and wait throughout the Labor Day weekend for the full house of students expected September 3. continued on page 9 FRESHMAN DAZE! Michael Barrett, John Hentz, and Wayne Kostyal answer TRIBAL TALES inter¬ viewers Ansley Emory and Ingrid Olson’s ques¬ tions about the rigors of the first week of school. “HA! HA!” Kim Rogers, Evelyn Robinson and Jennifer Richards share a hilarious anecdote during lunch in the crowded cafeteria. MAKING MONEY! Buried under doughnuts, junior varsity cheerleaders Lisa Scheltens, Wendy Hart¬ ley, and Jenny Kersis deliver boxes to the teach¬ ers. Opening
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JUST PRACTICE! Joey Gurganus, Tom Curry, Kippy Thomas, Scott Bridegam, a nd Scott Pol in ski down around for the camera during the first fire drill of the year. WARM UP! Sweltering in the heat wave, band members practice the correct marching forma¬ tion during pre-school drills in the student parking lot. The band practiced in August. Opening
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