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.f-f f Students retLu'n after an exciting weekend. lndulging in a text book, but fall- ing asleep . 1 , E Response to an assignment given. Rise And Shine To many students, Monday should be erased from all calendars. We asked freshman, Mark Manns, what his opinion was on this sub- ject. He responded, Basically you're tired and don't want to do anything. You know you have to get up and go to school, but this is very hard to do after a good weekend. The way to beat the Monday morning blues is to have a fair outlook of the week ahead. ' ' Student Life 13
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Up? ! Which way is up? If only the week could start on Tuesday! Mondays: your socks don't match the dog ate your big essay and your gym clothes are nowhere to be found. Monda . ou missed the bus 1 YS' Y 1 forgot your book and you were late to 1st hour. Thinking processes must begin again, but the brain is in neutral while the body is in reverse. It's probably the worst recurring nightmare within human exper- ience . The weekend may have been terrific, but Monday dawns anew! Probably the worst thing about Mondays is that it leads to Tues- dayg Tuesday to Wednesdayg Wednesday to Thursdayg Thmsday finally to Friday, and then the weekend. But it takes so long to get here and it's so short. Why is it that the two days of a weekend are so much shorter than the 48 hows of a school week? When you think about it we need Monday. Without it what would we have to blame for all our problems at the begimming of the week. 12 Student Life Judy Struck does a last minute re- Student keePi118 W9-fm on 3 Cold view. mom. jim Baumgart i.n deep meditation after a performance in band.
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Dash of Freshmen 2 tbls. Sophomores V2 cup jtmiors 2 cups Seniors Blend well and add a dash of Stro- bonic, and heat gently in early September, and you'll have the 1978 Mixer Dance . The Mixer was a time for old friends to get reacquainted and new friends to get better ac- quainted. lt was also the first time for Freshmen to see what a dance is really like ! ! Whether you boogied down or just watched, the Mixer was fun and memories for all. 14 Student Life hake, Blend And Mix rf f' L Sheri Stach havin fun. A couple relaxing after a dance. Chuck Dulde wears a happy grin Disco Dancers move to the beat.
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