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A Typical Day In The Crowd The sound of the alarm five days out of seven of the week wasn't enough to get most people out of bed. As the year progressed the nights seemed to grow shorter. Once one entered LHS, the crowds and confusion helped to wake up the bodies. By the time break rolled around most people stood and socialized with their friend or finished up last minute homework. The fastest 30 minutes occurred at lunch. This time was spent for socializing also. Anticipation began during fifth period as the day began to end. Sixth period seemed to be an endless class for at 3:25 the bell toned for the dismissal of school. - Jeanne Rau lf The crowded hallways were usually packed like sardines. Darrell Wilson models the latest fashion in boas. The anatomy classes often used live animals for study. 15. As the year progressed the stairwells seemed to get longer and 'W longer. 14 A Typical Day in the Crowd
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Filled to Capacity . . . . NVWM Q 52 . I X J' x. 'QQ - w P fs X QQ R fl A ' by l l i Doug Killough, principal, is all smiles. Terri Graham, annual photographer, takes a break from hard work in the darkroom. YYQ. . . through and through. The 1983-84 student population explosion added to the already overcrowded halls of LHS. Fighting the crowd took more than the allowed time during pass- ing periods. As a result, the time changed from five to seven minutes, causing yet more confu- sion than before. Changing classes was more of a chore than a break. During the first weeks of school, students spent more than the time allotted searching for their classrooms throughout the crowd- Community bonfire gets under way for eager spectators. ed halls. After becoming familiar K 4 with schedules and classrooms the ,,,-,i U - 1, N students' search switched to fin- ,,,,.--. , ' t Q ding the quickest possible way to 1.-.-1 - . 1 1' , - . class. -- Darren Myers, Billy ,,...--- Q xi N. Kincaid of for 1 -r ltd -- 16 Filled to Capacity
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