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2141 Registration. A word formerly dreaded by juniors and seniors, and a word of mystery to sophomores. Now, computers have taken the place of long lines and rushing to get classes. The reason the new computer system was used was to keep from overloading classes. As before, sophomores, juniors, and seniors registered on different days by alphabetical order to cut down on confu- sion. The way the new computer system worked was by code numbers. Each class taught by every teacher was given a dif- ferent number. The computer read the numbers and told the percentage of students already registered for that class. The main computer at the administration building used these code numbers to in- sure that no class was overloaded by the sixteen persons registering the students at the same time. Without too many delays, the new system worked to enroll 2141 students. students register gg 'SXYQNXQEI ' :NGS-i if Registration begins here - a sign points the way to the first step of registration. Smile please - ID pictures are taken by Lindy Lee, a senior member of the Student Council. Each student had to have an ID to register. JN tl Registration
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'T Above Left: Mr. Don Brown displays to the Raiderettes what's really underneath all his Raider spirit. Above Right: Wranglers are high on spirit! Left: Gymnast Scott Gassert soothes an injury in the whirlpool of the train- ing roorn, Above: Thefootball team takes thefield, ready to face another garne, and another victory. Left: Chris Ewers and Darrell Plernons gotta wear shades at the pep rally. Student Life 5
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,f In the auditorium - Gary Lynch, a senior, works on the second and most difficult step of registration. He tries to work out his schedule to get the classes he wants the period he wants them. Completing their third step oi registration - Bill Scrivner and Tate Teafatiller wait while Mic el Hyun enters their schedules into the computer. kg . ei was ff P. , , iv it , 'off' ' a his Q ,, ,H - n .,.s.vx.'P ,ge ,r r,.L ', nv- Y x V lf' g P. fi -W , l r 1 Y. Q5 MM b 92: 1 . ygbx . ,-,z ' , ESE fr KE Assisting Mr. Griffin - Kim Kret waits for the schedules to be printed out so she can take them to be picked up by the students. The final step - Meredith Gibson and Shannon McKnight pass out schedules. Unlike in the past, the schedules tell assigned teachers a nd room numbers, as well as classes. Registration 7
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