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Page 3: 1. Sherri Wylie, senior, and Rikke Letcher, junior, model their mini-skirts which are part of the latest fashion trend. 2. Norma Gonzales, senior, contemplates her balloting choices. W to OPENING 3
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Incoming Mail ncoming students: Seniors, 173: Juniors, 227: Sophomores, 259: Freshman, 352 . . . Incoming fashions: Izods, mini-skirts, Polos, leg-warmers, Jordachejeans . . Incoming opinions: a newly-adopted voluntary voting system, ballots, letters to the editor . . . Incoming mail delivered everything from new people to a new fashion craze to individual viewpoints. Packaged or not, it was a FIRST CLASS arrival. Page 2: 1. Mrs. Maxine Dendle, receptionist, smiles at mailman F. G. Brashear as she sorts the incoming mail . 2. Donna Young, junior, contributes her time to help the student council with the new voluntary system, while Amy Walker, senior, ponders her ballot. ' 2-OPENING ilk
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Special Delivery 66 Homecoming mums will be delivered following sixth period . . . There will be a flute sectional tomorrow morning at 7:00 . . . The cafeteria menu for today is . . f' Sound familiar? Although a lot of us caught a few extra z's during , the morning announcements, they did serve a purpose. They, along with other deliveries, had a special place in our hectic, everyday lives. Whether it was a drama production or the distribution of report cards, thev were all special deliveries received by first class people. ay I have your attention please . . . ttxiifttthh Page 4: 1. Marty Fetters, senior, addresses the student body during morning announcements. 2. Terri Weatherford and Dulia Sylva, seniors, along with Imelda Sevier, sophomore, display their Chieftain spirit during another successful pep-rally. 4 0 OPENING
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