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Cleaning her own little niche — her locker — Sher- ry Green tries to organize her notes and stil] make it to class on time. The best part of going to school — after school — excites Jackie Walker, Jodie Walton, and Lisa Black- burn who romp in the sprinkler. Ready for the completion of the day, Tori Camp bell — via bus — begins her journey home
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The Daily (Srind Zingg..’’ the obtrusive alarm clock buzzes in the student's ear. After several warnings from Mom, he stumbles out of bed, show- ers, dresses, grabs a bite to eat, and dashes out the door. By bus or car, he speeds to school. Arriving before the 7:35 tone, students wander the halls to catch the latest scoop. Once homeroom is over and the halls are filled, the school day slowly starts. Class after class, students daydream, talk, fidget, sleep, and learn. Luckily, lunch quickly brings relief. Students use the peri- od to rap, to finish homework, and, if they are sly, to start a food fight. When the clock finally strikes 1:50, stu- dents rush home. Others, more attached to the school, stay to participate in sports or clubs. The only true break in the school day — lunch — revitalizes freshmen Sharon Webb, Barbara Palrner, and Paula Byrne who catch up on gossip. 24 The @ a) ( srind The toughest part of the daily grind — classwork — occupies Rory O'Connor, Wesley Owens, and Scott Sanger as they dutifully take notes in AP Histo- ry. Enjoying the senior lunch privilege — the court- yard — Lisa Blackburn, Kim Jenkins, Andy Clark, April Garrison, and Jenny Campbell serenly dine.
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Pyramid partying senior girls don their beach at- tire at the conclusion of their skit. The bop tunes of The Penetrators inspire cheers as Tad Buck and Danny Fisher play away. First place winners, the Varsity cheerleaders, per- form a stunt to ‘The Beat Goes On.” Dressed in leg warmers, Byron Nelson and the Male Go-Go's pogo with reckless abandon across the stage. 26 Variety Show
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