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ItteKtiOK {jOJi yowi daidy QwROUuCmeKtS T ypical days from students’ lives were often monoto¬ nous. Around 6 a.m. your alarm buzzed, and the day began. You rode the same old bus, saw the same old peo¬ ple, and your closet held the same old clothes. When second hour arrived, you awoke to “Attention for your daily announcements.” Your class chattered through the five minutes, and you hoped that you didn’t miss anything important. As 2 p.m. neared, 2,061 students and 94 teachers eyed the clocks for the 2:05 dismissal. Some made plans before catching the bus. Others found life after school in club meetings group projects, or athletic practices. Homecoming, Powder Puff, and Prom required after-hour preparation, while the Tur¬ key Trot tradition fell to the wayside. Spring fever hit as senioritis became conta¬ gious, even for the underclassmen. What had started as a monotonous year, suddenly disap¬ peared with only memories left as a reminder. by: Nancy Smock 20 “Attention for your daily announcements”
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Graduation Requirements Harder Raised to 40 Credits O ne of the changes in the curriculum were the graduation require¬ ments for the class of 1988. To keep with the state-wide trend to improve education, the graduation requirements were changed from 38 credits to 40. Another change was in the amount of required classes. Two years of math and science were required, a change from one math and science needed by previous classes. Mr. Kopchik, counselor, said these changes were part of a general upgrading in edu¬ cation. He also said, “We needed more productive classes to allow everyone to get a better education.” by Brad Sultan Our Friendly Locker A nother day at school meant another battle with your locker. The first step was to get it open. A few turns of the lock a pull of the latch and success, right? Wrong! It wasn’t that easy. Sometimes it took three or four tries before the door would open. After completing this task, the adventure began. You must tackle the paperback jungle. Where was the math book? Was it under the pile of papers that had been piling up since September? It seemed to be lost. Ah, there it is under that crumpled term paper. Then you wondered if it was possible to close the lock¬ er without getting your coat stuck in the door. As you rush toward class, you glanced at your book, the wrong one! It looked like another fight with the jungle. by Adrienne Lopez John Ogrodowski “Lockers are your first line of defense,” the rules say. Terri Goodwin tries to open hers. Mrs. Bushong helps John May- den and Dan Pastor with a diffi¬ cult project in crafts. Brad Sultan Carmen Baker Listening to a tape, freshman Rob Butler hopes to improve his German skills. Pay Attention! 19
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