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'Q-.,, ,dk 105 .mv Ur if 41 More play and less work is what Rick Williams and Louis Meadows, seniors. seem to like bcst. Taking it easy at thc mull sccms to bc the thing to dolor Charlotte Jimcrson, senior. Senior English class adds points to their grades by dressing up. Opening ' 7
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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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8-Opening hange pace Life in the fast lane is sometimes the unwritten rule we find ourselves following. We meet deadlines, work overtime, go too much, sleep too little. Our hectic schedule leaves little time for leisure activities - with that limited amount or precious time we sometimes just want to kick off our shoes, wade in the water or maybe 'fstop and smell the roses. While the flurry of everyday activities is not soon to slow down, it's always nice to just have . . . a change of pace. 4 Q- e .' 'H-ff?f:..Y ,.. ,r h . M r g T..' ' A 15. 'yi The importance of learning a trade is demonstrated by Chico Varquera. Students Gnd new friends as they discover the ex!- citemcnt ofthe new river walk, Freshmen get into fashion too as Corby Brown demonstrates. Senior, Georgana Pcndergrass is surprised by the gesture of Eve Carr, freshman.
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