Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

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16 Playtime V1 WHAT WOULD LIFE BE UK] without a computer to organic things for us?

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We’ve covered what goes on at lunchtime, between classes, and even what happens after school hours. But what happens between lunch, 3-minute break, and extracurricular activities? You guessed it! They go to class! That brings on another question. What do students do in class? Many students find classroom time a great opportunity to catch up on their sleep. Others think it’s the perfect time to find out who’s dating who, where the party is Friday night, and who their journalism teacher went out with last weekend. There are, however, the students who still go to class and recognize that the person standing up front waving his arms frantically, and screaming for attention is there for a purpose! Yes! It’s the teacher and many students benefit from the profound knowledge that flows forth from such a learned person’s mouth. The classroom is also a very interesting place for a pleasant sociological discussion. And, the discussion is always pleasant until two or more people greatly differ in opinion. So, when the five seconds on idle chat is over, the sparks start to fly. If you are watching from outside the building, you might wonder why smoke is coming out of the American Government class as they discuss such controversial issues as abortion and the drinking age. Although class time is just an intramural gathering at school, many good things come of it. Vast numbers of students enter the outside world with more than the three R’s: reading, writing, and arithmatic. They come out opinionated! DEBBIE ISAACSON AND TAMMY LAPP rack their brains in accounting class. LETCHER show that the eyes have it” as they look up for the camera. Life 15

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MAYNARD, THE JOURNALISM department’s on the spot reporter,” stands patiently in the hall. PEGGY ALVARADO AND TERRY PADILLA take a break during drama practice. Playtime 17