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i CONFORMITY Like a highly communicable disease, conformity teamed up with tradition, infecting the inhabitants of NAHS, a typical institution with typical stan- dards and typical activities. Most of us resembled products of a factory assembly line as we sported our uniforms of blue- jeans, colorless tee-shirts, long hair, and saddle oxfords or tennis shoes. Forced by social pressures to “fit the mold,” we abandoned our outward identities and disappeared be- hind a cloak of conformity. For the most part, we sat through the same classes, joined the same clubs, produced the same publications, and boosted the same sports in the same way as the students before us did. So what made this school unique? What made this year unique? What's the difference? |= “Conforming isn't good or bad; it’s necessary.”’ Leslie Livingston “People think they're different because they streak. | think they’re conforming to other — Streakers.” oe Chris Ganley y” NS
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cs aap. bs 7 . hae: ; tg Individuality proved to be the difference, even though sometimes conformity overshadowed it. Each person pursued the interests and expressed the thoughts that were unique to him alone. Had we truly been a school of conformers, everyone would have played the same sport, joined the same club, and studied eT ees ie) (-te Cem a elie a both classes and extracurricular activities reflected the con- be CMe) melee -lale ee lael il mils student body. Some channeled their energy toward athletics, dramatics, journalism, or music. Others placed primary importance on academics or on a job after school. Still others found doing nothing more to their liking. Why is it that even in the midst of tradition and conform- ity, NAHS is not the same from year to year? What is the dif- ference between 1973 and 1974? Between 1974 and 1975? Between this school and any other? The difference is not on the outside; itis on the inside — rut) ete elie |e Me CM Ce oe and the ideas of the students and faculty. VISTA ’74 presents that differen , BOK ales is | eople. “I guess it’s ee Celi PUY aC ear e for. Cte CU aU Pura ants: tybody’s copy. Warm Barbra Murley | ner Keds F ‘ eh
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