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de Zeal 74 :Wine The beating of the school was heard all year. Throughout the halls, classrooms, and breaks, the rhythm of high school life was happening. Everyone was a part of the beat. In the halls, a symphony of lockers being pounded open and slammed closed were constantly resounding everywhere. Friends congregated together to run to their next class. A few stragglers tried to beat the tardy bell. In the classroom, the bell brought everyone to attention. The rustling of papers indicated people still trying to finish their homework. A squeak of a pen on the boardtannounced more homework being assigned. After more bells and lockers, it was time for lunch. Money jingling in the pocket was one important noise. Without it there would have been no food around to satisfy the stomach. People sat together to find out the latest gossip and to spread some of their own. Thanks to A.S.B. Popular tunes filtered throughout the school for everyone to enjoy. After class time, socializing, and just get- ting from one place to another, there was no time to sit down and relax. Some type of activity was continuously happening. Mount Miguel was alive and kicking. Opening 3
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'A X Z' 'l'i f. - Lili , Ztpaatde When was there ever time to eat, sleep, and study? At Mount Miguel so many activities were available, such as sports, clubs, and after school activities all year long. To participate in the many activities surrounding the school, the only requirement was to give up some time to make If you were part of a sport, many hours were spent perfecting techniques that set Mount Miguel apart from other schools. Energy was drained out of a student but it was Wort the effort. Satisfaction came when a ame was won, a first place in a race, or just in i V a successful goal. Moments such as these co y never be replaced. Numero M clubs were scattered around the school. B ' ring a lunch, eople were able socially ynd academically intermix and learn new afd more exciting things not of- fered in the fclassroom. If you still had time available, many school s onsored activities were available to the student body. Football games, dances, and amusement park trips were a small selection of the many activities offered throughout the ear. A scorched trail of progress was left behind by the achievements from Mount Miguel's active stu- dent body. , t Opening 5
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