Laurel Park High School - Koine Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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Bobby Hodge Donna Hodge Shirley Hodge Marilyn Holland When freshmen were asked to describe a typical day, one descrip- tion by Mike Crawford covered it — hour by hour. When the bell rings, I go to homeroom and wait for first period to begin. To pass time I check out the announcements. Then when the bell rings, I go to my locker and get my Spanish book and go to Spanish class. I sit in there and talk Spanish until the bell rings for second period. I go to P.E. and run myself to death and when it ' s time to go to biology, I ' m tired and I just sit and listen and write. Fourth period there ' s English and lunch. I read a little Shakespeare and then eat. When the bell rings for fifth period. I go back to my locker for my algebra book. After algebra I go to study hall and play dots or do my homework. Then after study hall I go home. That ' s what happens usually. In spite of the biting cold Traci Hill

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Some freshmen go trom day to day never getting involved or having anything happen that ' s ex- citing. But Chris McVey had at east one out-of-the-ordinary ex- senence. My most unusual experience was being thrown in the shower twice in the same afternoon. It all started as I walked into the varsity locker room right after football practice. Just as I stepped in the door, I was grabbed by three people who will remain anonymous for personal reasons. These three all. My second dousing occured after I had dressed and was getting my books out of my locker. Again, three people caught me in the middle hall and dragged me through the school, past teachers 1 RTiTTTB (TiTTTWl iT Si nriTTT V«- illiI4hlir the locker room, they were joined by another anonymou helped pick me up under the shower unt s person who and hold me il I was soak