Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fort Oglethorpe, GA)

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First quarter ended with smoke bombs going off in the halls, and the fire alarm going off al- most every day for a week. The expected announcement came over the intercom as Mr. Sims warned that the release of any more fireworks or unnecessary fire alarms would necessitate severe disciplinary action. Though clowning around in and out of class was more fun, it halted as students began to walk the tightrope of passing or failing grades. Many students studied hard to pass their finals while others took studying rather liehtlv.

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Rumors of a senior trip to the Bahamas made the seniors ea- gerly await their graduation. But when the cost was an- nounced, many people gave up their dreams of a Caribbean va- cation. October ended with the annual holiday, Halloween. Many clubs and organizations had parties; the highlight of the senior party was its being called off and the highlight of the band party was the surprise belly dance-o-gram.

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Second quarter schedules were given out and the guidance of- fice saw long lines filled with students who were displeased with their schedules and with their lack of control over courses taken. Confusion reigned as students filled out necessary paperwork in order to get schedule changes. Students calmed down about the sched- ules and, a few weeks after the beginning of second quarter, first quarter grades were given out; many found out that they had successfully balanced the tightrope, while others found out they had fallen off. Wrestling and basketball sea- sons started against Chattan- ooga Valley and Lafayette. Clowning around got to be too much of a habit for some people and, as a result, they were re- warded with latrine duty. Sen- ior beauties were elected by the senior class and they enjoyed clowning around while getting their pictures taken in the park.