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And then it First Day: There was nothing really unique about the start of the school year. The Freshmen still became lost, no matter how many signs had been posted. The Sophomores and Juniors felt somewhat braver and decidedly more sure of themselves, and of course the Seniors had to assert some of their new-found au¬ thority. But none of this was earth shattering. We had all been through it before and even though nerves were a little shaky, hardly anything was truly different. Yet there was something. The same things were said in the first assembly, and even the intro¬ duction of new teachers failed to happened... make the day worthy of national acclaim. Yet there was something. And as the day wore on this something materialized into the re¬ alization that this was our year, a different kind of year. One that would totally and undeniably re¬ flect us. We knew we would mold the next nine months to suit our¬ selves and would make them as unique as two pieces in a puzzle. As different as 1,100 individuals thrown together for once in a life¬ time, could make them. As the day wore on, and the hazy stupor of summer was cast aside, the smiles that grew on the some¬ times exasperated faces said it all. 8
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Scarlets brought back a trophy from camp. , IT nnmTcstroT nne Marie Fatnes, our Foreign Exchange student, came America this summer. Cool drinks for hot band members. 7
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Spirit Week Pie Smash? Odd as it may seem, it proved to be an excellent way to raise the spirit at M.S.H.S. Mixed together with bold displays of col¬ orful posters and motivating signs, it promoted class participation and charged students up with eager en¬ thusiasm and excitement. Home¬ rooms displayed banners through¬ out the halls; hanging streamers around lights, desks, and boards. Then satisfaction was tasted by all who contributed as the Big Red Machine rolled over the Chilhowie Warriors 21-0. Jeff Beaver and Coach Crowder agree that this isn ' t the way to start the new season. Football on an Indian Summer night is great for the fans, but John David Crewey thinks it ' s a little warm. Mr. Henry really doesn ' t like chocolate cream pie as much as he thought he did. Cheerleaders entertain student body with the Warrior Mash. Signs popped up all over the school for Spirit Week. 9 ffffff
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