Mount Everett High School - Aurigan Yearbook (Sheffield, MA)

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Opposite Page - Left: john Beattie, Karl Zig- the picture of Scott and the clock. Later an- mand, Mike Percy, and Patti McDonald - key other picture was taken of Scott and the tardy passes. Right: Bruce Hastedt, Frances Wein- - detention he was supposed to get. reb, and Pam Gauthier - favorite lockers. Right: Chuck Crosler, Frank White, and David This Page - Left: When Scott Wheeler came Curtiss - a smoking break between sixth and to English class late one day, Steve Brown took seventh periods. ' i l I UID! - IIITTILNTTUN INS!!!-1' rf ,,7,.vf,f X -.al . .' I V 1' 12. L. ,..-n , ' b .--'- 1 7 v-, E ' :td TARDY: This year a student who arrives late for class Cwith- out a passl is supposed to get a tardy-detentionu slip. If he collects three such tardies within a two-week period, then he is placed on detention. Tardies can be very frustrating: Because of last night's party, sim, A lot of students were tardy. To the administration it is a sin, - , , 4 But the one who enforces it is ..Rin tin tin... SMOKING. After having been approx ed last year, the smok- He writes this slip that is a bright yellow - ing privilege was once again considered at the beginning of Yes, if makes the Student quite 21 mad f0ll0w- this school year. Smoking areas were relocated and the privi- Don't be tardy is a word to the wise, And if you come late, you will still be despised. - Peter Kirchner Students- lege continued to the satisfaction of administration and some

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EXTRA MINUTES ,Z KEY PASS: In September, when everyone returned to school, there was a large wooden key in every room. Anyone who wanted to go to a locker or the boysfgirls room fit was announced? had to take the wooden key. Reactions: The most stupid thing that you will see Is someone running with a giant key: It doesn't fit in any lock. It's just a gaudy, wooden block. But if you cannot get this pass. You'll have to wait till after class. - Pam Germain Three lonely souls making their way through a dim-lighted corridor. struggling to carry the weight. Behind them drags THE KEY. Each bears his cross on the uphill climb to Calvary. - Bridget Dougherty They took the key, Where did they go? You and I, we do not know - Across the hall Or far away? But they'll be back Sometime today. - Richard Lemmerman LOCKERS are Cfor some studentsl homes away from home: He went to his locker and knew he was opening it for the last time ever. He stood next to it remembering all the things that happened there: waiting around for the next class. having it set so all his books would fall out . . . Slowly he closed the door, knowing it would be the last time ever. - Bruce Hastedt .3 x

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8:25 AND BEYOND ll! Qqlffl'- . ui l1llll l .. COX! T, Q- . 'L MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS begin the school-day routine with varying impact: The PA tells us what to do, And who is grateful? - Me and You. - MD Kids barge off the busses, Pile into the school, Not really awake yet, Not paying much attention, And then come the morning announcements. All day you hear, Is it or B day? What's today's date? All the things that were announced. - Mary Stalker