Peabody High School - Golden Torch Yearbook (Trenton, TN)

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we 4 B u ,, - sg. 11 in .Q 4 Q yfff STUDENT LIFE Among the chatter between classes, anxiety of waiting for the bell, the cramming for semester exams, we led two separate lives. One life included exciting football games on chilly nights, weekend parties, and the thrill of Homecoming. Extra-curricular activities bound our free time to school after the final bell. Classes provided us with meeting places to talk to our friends and plan our future . In more serious moments we gained valuable experience and learned to assume responsibility through community projects. We spent many try- ing hours taking notes, reviewing and studying for tests we dreaded days in advance. Thinking ahead, the planning of our future was often pushed aside to make way for doing things we enjoyed much more. The mixing of fun times and serious moments joined our two separate lives.