Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

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BY STUDYING HER handbook, Lori Robinson can find much useful infor¬ mation. LAST-MINUTE SCHEDULE changes are made by Tina Parks and Debbie Farmer. AS PRESIDENT OF the S.C.A., one of Steve Weisbrod’s many duties is to preside over assemblies. 13

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A NEW BEGINNING As the opening of school drew near, may complaints arose. Thoughts of leaving the warm sun and returning to stifling class¬ rooms were not appealing. Yet, nearly everyone returned on time to a newly-painted, clean school. Freshman felt fears of go¬ ing to a new school and of trying to find the right room. Sopho¬ mores and Juniors were proud of the new status they had attained However, Seniors realized that the end of their high school career was near, but what lay ahead of them was unknown. Like all the years before, it was a chaotic day, but everyone lived through it. A LONG LINE is formed in the cafeteria as students await to purchase their tickets. MIXED FEELINGS ARE shown on the faces of these seniors in the opening assembly. 12

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STRIVING TO BE WINNERS Football can be a very rewarding sport, improving the body, and bolstering self-discipline. One of the less admirable aspects of football is that it produces multifold injuries. The team fared ex¬ tremely well with few individual injuries. Producing an excellent record with good sportsmanship, our team ended its season with pride and dignity. THE OLD SAYING, “practice makes perfect,” is personified as the foot¬ ball team practices into the evening. STRUTTING DOWN THE field, David Olinger prepares to help the squad defeat its opponent. STEPPING CAREFULLY AND fleeing from an opponent, Mike Crewey runs down the sideline for a touchdown. WITH TOTAL DETERMINATION, Johnny Wilson exhibits a beautiful punt. 14