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BACK TO SCHOOL: For Upperclassmen, It’s “Old Hat”— For Eighth Graders, It’s a New Experience With New Beginnings School began August 22. By 9 a.m., the once quiet and cool halls were flooded with anx¬ ious students and cries of greetings. Teachers took their places in the classrooms and prepared for the impending stampede. Eighth graders scurried through the halls in search of their room numbers with hopes of finding their way. They also hoped to not fall victim to the pranks of upper¬ classmen who tend to give im¬ proper directions. Though the eighth graders try to be inconspicuous in their search for room num¬ bers, they are revealed as “greenies” by simple things, such as, walking on the wrong side of the hall, asking too many questions, and vacant expressions on their faces. Bypassing the upperclass¬ men, they reach their destina¬ tion without too much trou¬ ble. They quickly find a seat in class and prepare their paper and pencils for class to begin. Meanwhile, the upperclass¬ men are walking the halls, try¬ ing to find old friends and catch up on summer news. School was “old hat” to them. Since they were familiar with the locations of the rooms, up¬ perclassmen could walk the halls longer than the new stu¬ dents. To the seniors the end of this day marked the begin¬ ning of a daily routine that would last only 179 more days. While reading over a possible story for the annual, Photographer Martha Hall takes time out to answer an in¬ quiry from one of her fellow staff members. 8 Back To School
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, mndifl ■ |y,M‘ JHmI Darren Diggs, Conna Turner, Rhonda Hop¬ kins, and David Ratliff take a break from the heat while spending the day at Carowinds. Rita Thompson and Dena Collins talk about their trip to Lakeside while they ride the lift across the park and back. Putting her feet upon the deck to take advan¬ tage of the summer rays is complicated for Be¬ verly Dillard when her dog, MacDuff, wants to share the chair. Summer 7
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After much searching, Business Manager Dena Collins manages to fi¬ nally find a secluded yet dangerous spot in the annual staff room. During her Clerical Accounting class Annette Carter answers a ques¬ tion about tax returns. Back To School 9
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