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Page 7 text:
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y Left: Dressed for Spirit Week, who is this masked man? A little terror in the morning is sure to get your heart pumping. Above: Junior Varsity coaches discuss a little strategy during the game. Below: Phoebus High band members take their music seriously during rehearsals. 3
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Aim for the Top As the 1985-1986 school year draws to a close, many of us have been able to reach the majority of the goals which we set for ourselves. Throughout the year, we were constantly reminded of the school ' s personal goal: ‘Aim for the Top. Each school year we begin with a clean slate! This year proved to be no different. Eager to see old friends who we haven ' t been in touch with since last June, we started fresh, with smiles on our faces and laughter in our hearts. We began the new year with not only the school ' s goals, but also, our personal goals. Displayed throughout the school, on bulletin boards, walls, and dividers, the theme stated the facts plainly and clear¬ ly. Without goals, we tend to let each day too easily slip past us. Each day that is gone cannot be relived. Goals help the minutes, hours, and even years fly by. Those Phantoms who did “aim for the top found that the top was not an un¬ realistic goal... it was achievable. Suc¬ cess led to pride, and pride strengthened the desire to continue to reach for those goals which at times seemed to be unat¬ tainable. The Phoebus Phantoms learned that they should and would follow goals for the rest of their lives. Goals are not a grouping of words which only apply in an educational situation. Whether an individual sets the goal for himself, or an employer sets the goal for his employee, the end result is the same. Goals are rules we all live by. As the seniors leave to venture into the world, hopefully they will continue to Aim for the Top. As remaining Phantoms, ad¬ ministrators, faculty, and staff members vacate the halls for the summer they should continue to carry with them Phoebus ' s bat¬ tle cry AIM FOR THE TOR 2
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Below: A musical example of the labors endured by the students of music. Right: Walter Brower sporting the new band uniform, poses for our photographer. Bottom: Sheri Smith and classmate industriously work on the latest problem. «0 throw the night 4
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