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Chief football team plans for a victory. A major health exam has Keith Rosser, senior, studying. River walk area provides a place to take it easy. Tina Garcia and Charlotte Jimerson, seniors, take advantage of a pretty day. t i 1' 2 2 ,, . 4 . W... aa. ,, i- - ' if 7 gr- ' ..,.. ,..,.r 4. Think I'll play hooky this afternoon and just go fishing. Not anymore. Not with the new reform bill allowing only five unexcused absences per semester. Indeed, we all had to change our ways a little - just to pass if for no other reason. Because along with the unexcused absentee policy came the new 70 mininum for passing. A minimum that some felt was to the maxi, No more just barely getting byg indeed, we had to crack a few books or face the music. And part of the song was called the tutorial program. Some failed to see the purpose, but it really didn't matter . . . in the end we all ended up changing our ways. CC The new fashions may be a little small for Charles Morgan and Eve Carr, freshmen. Welding is taught in vocational agriculture classes. Mark Rogers, junior, gains experience.
Halftime performance adds excitement to thc game. Leah Williams, Cheryl Mcliinnerncy, juniors, and Jodie Teague, sophomore, show offtheir new routine. 6-Opening hange heart I've always had my heart set on . . . A few hearts were broken and a few had a change of heart in coming to grips with changes in extracurricular activities. A maximum of I0 extracurricular absences were allowed per school year which meant fewer field trips, Saturday volleyball and basketball games and a whole lot of moaning and groaning. In general, we stayed in class and studied - something we weren't used to doing. But studying we had to if we wanted to participate in the limited extracurricular activities offered. Alas, we actually had to be passing all our classes to go on speech trips, run track or compete in a spelling contest. Ahh, remember the good old days. Guess this just must be . . .a change of heart. , .4 L - l 4 Z w q fvf A A ,J w N 6 2 ,. ,gf 1 v. 1 fa? M2 uw We 4 N rp' t t , ,.mfw,.,,.' , , V 14 T, ' vii. 'ui' .Mft ff' y an . :Et HM . 9 fir .. . t ,I . ,V r f A I , I, , -,jr X. N. .1 ' r , fs I 3 f SQ? . K l I
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