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John Tulipano Gathering Them All In Suddenly sumnner was over and all kinds of activities ceased. School was no place for swinn suits and water skis. When registration descended like a net, it snared 3500 students. It seemed like OPRF took only one kind, anyone between the ages of 14 and 18. Or maybe it was more like four kinds: seniors, juniors, sophomores, and fresh- men. As the year began, students fell into very few categories. Those who went calmly about the business of starting school generally fell into the seniors category. Knowing their way around the high school and the procedures to follow set them far apart from others. Pennies at their feet, searching for wall maps, freshmen often looked lost. Exper- ienced students could spot a freshmen from a distance. Relieved at finally being upper classmen, juniors preyed on naive freshmen. Newly li- censed drivers invaded the streets, finally abN to cruise. Sophomores attempted to look as informec as possible; after all, they were no longer nev to the high school. Why should they be con fused? But their library passes made thenr almost as conspicuous as the freshmen. At the year ' s beginning one ' s class deter mined what kind of person one was. Eventual- ly other kinds would emerge. The Wall was a popular place for upperclassmen to gathe during their iuncti periods. Socializing with friends was a part of everj student ' s day. The stadium was filled with a flood of faces as students of all kind! attended the first assembly of the year. Like most seniors, Mitch Doktycz and Cheryl Cafcules went througl ' the familiar process of purchasing books during registration week. For the daily trips to and from school a common mode of transpor- tation was the bicycle. All different kinds, from dirt-racers to ten- speeds, suited the needs of students. 2 Opening
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