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Daydreaming ... A Means Of Escape When there’s a huge English test next period, and you left your Lit. book in your locker; when your 100 leaf collec- tion is due in Biology tomorrow, and you don’t know the difference between a peach and a pecan tree; when the lec- ture you’ re listening to turns to jabberish and the hum of the air conditioner drones on and on, what do you do? A large percentage of MHS students invol- untarily resort to daydreaming. Drifting off into special memories, wishes, or an imaginative illusion can often relieve the tension of a hectic day. Daydreams pro- |. — Se 2. STUDENT LIFE ee ee UUENT LIFE vide an escape from reality, a chance to overcome frustrations, or satisfy hidden wishes. Although most students only recognize daydreams as short mental breaks, they often improve ambitions and initiate inventions and artistic cre- ations. Daydreams have resulted in break-through scientific discoveries, classic musical compositions, and mar- vels of inventions. Who knows what ge- nius can come from inattentive, day- dreaming students only trying to escape the pressure of high school life? Typical of his laid-back lay Cumming
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Dressed Hawaiian from head to toe ; seniors Carol Harris, Wanda Sloan Go Hawaiian! That was the Audra Clark, and junior Dana Hayes fit attitude for most MHS’ers on in well in the tropical environment of September 22, 1985. The Jr. sella elas class sponsored a Luau at the Exhibiting their affectior Mr College Faculty Lake House to Boo Belisle, members of the Junior raise money for the 1986 Sees Present et with a surprise birth- prom. Jr's Slade Blackwell a . m and David Grimes painted a — aan building in return for four doz- en silk screened T-shirts with “Luau Mania’ on the back. Luau Mania only raised eighty dollars but the fun everyone had was worth a lot more. “This was a very unique birthday. The cake was a surprise — especially when we discovered someone had already helped them- selves to a piece. | loved sharing the occasion with everyone and pigging out on the cake that was left over. | think | had as much fun as anyone, maybe more. It was beautiful!”’ While taking a breather from nor- mal weight lifting ex- ercises, Tim Nabors imagines himself with a weight-club T- shirt Unable to concen- trate on U.S. Histo- ry, junior Sheila Re- deal's mind wanders to captivating thoughts STUDENT LIFE 3
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