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Five Minutes Of Freedom It happened six times a day, five days a week, thirty-six weeks a year. Students expressed their freedom in their five-minute passing period. These five minutes were usually spent catching up on the latest gos- sip, or copying down next periods history assignment. Senior Tim Glenn said it this way: Besides us- ing passing period time for getting from class to class, I enjoy using the time for getting together with some of ' The Guys ' and to mock the dilin- quints in the halls. In the few seconds remaining, stu- dents made a wild grab for the book they hoped to find under the piles and piles of garbage in the bottoms of lockers. Next it was a run to their next class. Jammed lockers was the most used excuse of the students getting to class late. Teachers didn ' t except jammed lockers as a legitimate ex- cuse, and so, another hour began, and dragged on, and on, and on. — Michelle Kies 1 Getting a load off his mind, this student surely uses his five minutes wisely. Reaching for his next classes ' books, Grant Beatty tries helplessly to find them. 26 Lifestyles 5 Minutes I 1
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After grabbing their books, time-conscious ju- nior high students hurry to their next class. 27 Lifestyles, 5 Minutes I ' . . I
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