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januari Alas, we begin yet another year, the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and eighty- three! With this new and grand change came something else which put a little damper on the month of January - semester ex- ams. After celebrating the holidays and the New Year, we settled down and con- centrated on our studies hoping to get one last chance to raise our grades. Special schedules abounded as we took exams and registered for the coming school year. With the winter winds blow- ing and frost forming on the window panes, it was nice to pull up the comforter and forget the raging storm. In one of the last few days of January came an almighty battle. Our brave swashbuckling Pirates gave our cross- town rivals, the Marquette Crusaders, a strong and lasting fight in our own port. This competition was intense as each side displayed their school pride. Left. Junior Caroline Snook works diligently on her semester exam. Below: The warm heater is a comfort to Sally Charbonneau and Mike Gorski as they came in out of the January winds. Below: After returning from the Christmas holiday, Susan Dodd relaxes in the Pirate Lounge. Bottom: Serving as hallway patrols, Mr. Lee Dippel and Mr. Joe Haywood sit on the 500 floor during 4A lunch hour.
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Wbruar February, a time for companionship and music which brightened even the dreariest of winter days. Sharp winds pierced our clothing and gave us a chill, but when our thoughts turned to St. Valentine's Day a warm glow appeared from within. To celebrate this month, the student council sold carnations to those in love or those simply infatuated. Different colored carnations, signifying different relationships, were delivered on Secret Admirer's Day. Music came from our hearts during this month, but it also came from other sources. To some the sound of a basket- ball dribbling was music to the ear. Musical instruments, however, brought the most pleasing sounds to most people. Students participated in the IMEA State Music Festival and proved their high quality talents. 12!Introduction Above left. Silence prevaded and breaths were held as band director Mr. Ray Makeever announced the members of the All-State Band. Secret Admirer's Day provided the opportu- nity for the expression of one's feeling. Jim Roux demonstrated his caring for Molly Phe- lan with a pink carnation.
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