Norcross High School - Spectrarama Yearbook (Norcross, GA)

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.Mmm The Norcross campus provides a variety of meeting places for its inhabitants. Such places help form new friendships and encourage student interaction. While the cafeteria has always seemed an obvious center of activity, the patio adjacent to the dining area has become somewhat of a cross-cultural phenomenon. Virtually every type of student imaginable may be found on the patio. Weather does not seem to be a determining factor - heat or cold will not deter conversations, debates, or even an occa- sional argument The courtyard, with its familiar bell tower tsee cover ll- lustratlonl, has been a well-known center of socialization for years It has, however, taken on a new dimension with the dramatic increase in enrollment Oldtlmers and newcomers as well spend between and before class time talking in what has become a veritable hub of activity 2