Orono High School - Spartan / Orion Yearbook (Long Lake, MN)

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s STUDENT LIFE As students we go to school to learn; for twelve years it is the center of our lives. We lake part in class discussions, listen to lectures and try to pass a few tests. However, school life is more than this; it can probably best be defined as a process of growing up. Our lives arc filled with a round-the-clock job involved in transforming us from adolescence to responsible young people. We don't acquire this in a classroom or by homework alone. Growing up is accomplished by a mass of things all wound up in Student Life. School is serious study, but it's also the hubbub between classes and the relaxed chatter at lunch. It's the scurry to be first in the student store and the tense hours before an important game. Student life revolves around informal hearsay, pot-lucks. parties and soc hops. Sometimes long night hours are spent grinding out impossible math problems or cramming for an up coming history test. Some of us live for Friday, only to spend most of Sunday afternoon trying to forget that the next day is Monday. Yes. dragging yourself out of bed before the rooster crowed could be a mighty gruesome experience on a cold Monday morning, but this all adds up to THE TIME OF OUR LIVES. Then one day in June our Student Life in Orono High School ends, leaving only a memory recorded in pictures and friendly autographs.

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