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GOP eC Bebe Na aalelfe Oeoole Although McGavock is a terrific School filled with a bundle of opportunities, it has a few shortcomings. One being the class and clique systems which have evolved during the school’s eight year existence. The two main classes are undoubtedly the jocks and the freaks. The jocks are those persons who play sports, hang around Coach Brown’s office, and, in the words of a junior, “‘act as though they are better than anyone else.” Others say, “locks are characterized by their clean cut appearance and neat dress.”’ The oth- er class known as the freaks are those persons who, according to informed sources, ‘‘wear jeans (preferably Levi’s), have longer hair, hang around the smok- ing porch, and are more easy going than the Jocks’. Freaks supposedly like to heighten their levels of happiness by the use of certain stimuli. Out of these classes come certain cliques. From the jocks comes cliques non-athletic jocks known as the Band jocks, the Cheerleader jocks, and the “Journ” (journalism — newspaper staff) jocks. From the freaks come the Voca- tional freaks and the Porch freaks. McGAVOCKH PEOPLE There still remains one group of peo- ple who receive less attention than the rest. These are the people who cannot be classified in neither the freak nor the jock group because they possess the charac- teristics of both groups or because they possess the characteristics of neither group. Aside from all these differences, the groups do share some common traits: one, they are all people; two, they have feelings; and three, they need to be loved and accepted by all. Above: Katrina Russell takes time to pose for a picture at the pep rally. Upper right: J.J. and the Gang jam a while before going to class. Bottom: Mr. Parham’s psychology students take a break during class. Fr
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The Et Cetera staff proudly dedicates the 1979 yearbook to you the freshman class. This is your special year, freshmen! It is your first year in senior high school and probably one of the most difficult. Get- ting used to being around a large group of snooty old upperclassmen, finding your way around a gigantic school that looks exactly the same regardless of the color of the walls, having only a few pep rallies, and being involved in a limited number of extracurricular activities are just a sample of the injustices you guys have to put up with. You probably have to apply your- self a little more to make the grades that come so easily in junior high school. Be- ing responsible for yourselves is also something that you freshmen find neces- sary for survival in high school. The high- er you go in school, the more pressure and responsibility you take on. Alot is expected of you and you have to work hard to meet these expectations. Aside from being difficult, your fresh- man year is a learning experience that you probably will never forget. Good luck in future years!
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