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A “Do Your Own Thing” Summer After nine dreary months of monotonous classes and seemingly never-ending assignments, summer arrived and students burst forth into a completely different world buzzing with excitement. Forgetting about teachers, books, reports and point cards, everyone went his own way, doing his own thing. Students enjoyed a fun-filled sum- mer. Spur-of-the-moment vacations at the beaches and mountains added spice to lazy days. Softball games, tennis, and movies brightened the nights. The YMCA pool was a common gathering place for many students to socialize, sun, and swim, while others worked at full or part-time jobs to earn extra luxuries. Hot, tired students who needed a lit- tle cooling off congregated at Lake Greenwood, always a favorite summer recreation spot. New techniques were often practiced and demonstrated by skiers and boaters. Fun-loving students fled to Carowinds and Six Flags for a weekend change of pace. Daredevils chose the rides; shows served as a rest for the weary. As shortened daylight hours and cooler nights indicated the approach of autumn, students sighed over giving up the freedom of summer, but looked forward to the busy day of beginning a new school year. Practicing her serve, Laura Griffin concen- trates on her technique. Eager to escape the heat of the summer. Joey Parrish and Richard Lida refresh themselves in a friend's pool. Summer 11
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10 Summer Performing his favorite summertime activity. Philip Martin runs the slalom course at the Martin reservoir. Vacationing at Myrtle Beach, Sheila Hannah relaxes while soaking in the sun. • 4 ■
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Get Up for the Raiders! 12 Raider Spirit Raider spirit signifies more than simply enthusiastic fans at a football game or a pep rally — it is the essence of our school. The spirit exhibited by Laurens High students helps to define the school's personality. Our school is characterized by a combination of the individuals which comprise its popula- tion; thus, if the student spirit sags, so does the spirit of the school. For this reason, Raider spirit is an essential part of Laurens High School. Determination and skill, necessary to win. are exhibited by Norris Brown in a pre-game show Vigorously, the varsity cheerleaders rally with loyal fans to prove their Raider spirit.
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