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6 LHS Is Fall
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Top: A Flag girl sports the vast amounts of luggage needed for a week away from civilizat ion. A full wardrobe, a radio and smuggled food and drink were taken by most campers. Below: Awaiting the bus that will take them on a rowdy two hour ride are Aaron Bailes and Davey Tinglor. Waiting — be it for the bus or breakfast — was one of the few stationary activities for campers. “Young man, do you know what time it is? It’s six o’clock — you were to be on the line at 5:45 A.M. — take a lap! So began the day for many marching band members at Rio Grande Band Camp. While most Gales were soaking up the August sun at Tiki Pool, the 198 1 Band of Gold members worked on per- fecting the ’84 contest show: the music, and with the encouragement of an unkind drill sergeant, the marching. Too much work, not enough fraternization,” summed up Karen Kasler, flag corps member. But there was time for some fraterniza- tion, shaving cream showers, late night forays into foreign dorms, and the buying out of Rio’s one and only grocery store. Every night, the store was packed with marchers who agreed that the camp’s food was “atrocious.” Though the food brought a unanimous decision, feelings about entire camp ex- perience were mixed. They ran from Senior .Jessica Back’s It would have been nice if we had some sleep, and some toilet paper in the bathrooms — never again ■.to Outstanding Camper Gary Krebs’ enthusiastic I thought it was a big par- ty! Of course. Band Director Bill Witt- man had nothing but serious praise: “It was very successful; we learned a lot.” Summer Is Band Camp 5
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Fall when school is still a stimulating experience, with friendships to initiate, sports to be played, new classes to scrutinize and bear. The crisp air is full of activity Homecoming, the Fair, football, the sounds of the Band of Gold. For all students, fall is the time when expectations are highest for a year better than the last, whether academically, athletically, or socially. Though feelings tend to fall with the leaves, fall is a special time at LHS! LHS Is Fall 7
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