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INTENSE IN STUDYING, Michael Brown, junior, complies to the demands of a rigid schedule. THE 23RD ST. COBRAS can truly say art comes in many forms, as they represent Antony Miralda’s work in the American Royal parade. RAINY DAYS AND SATURDAYS can’t dampen students’ spirits as they near the end of the 12 mile walk-a-thon. 4 Opening
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CALM BEFORE THE STORM: Lone passer by TIGERS OFFENSE is ready lo a crosses South Campus square soon to be filled Pirates defense at annual Lincoln- with throngs of seventh and eighth graders. rival game. NORTH CAMPUS door step proves to he a favorite spot for conversing students. d I
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Changing Times Change was evident in the students’ attitudes toward themselves, their classes, and their responsibilities. “We care more,” said Darrin Greene, senior. “It’s not like it used to be with everyone looking out for number one.” “The students realize what a controlling force they are and care enough about correcting their school’s faults to take advantage of it,” said Student Government sponsor Mrs. Judy Morgan. Facing the loss of several good teachers and a sizable debt, students channeled their concern into sound affirmative actions. Mr. William Rowan, North Campus Dean, interested faculty members, and the Parent Advisory Board planned the school’s first walk-a-thon. Various organizations put their best foot forward. Cheerleaders turned in the most money as an organization and Chareese Higgins turned in the most money as an individual. Yet through all the good and bad times, the victories and defeats, we all moved with the tide, for we were changing times. WHETHER IT BE the thrill of victory or the agony of defeat, Tigers can always see the lighter side to any situation, as displayed by sophomore, John Kemp and Darrin Greene, senior. Opening 5
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