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In the spotlight Enjoying the lunchtime sun are Gnitha Abrams, Lisa Newsome, Desey Sandy, and Lisa Hayden. Yeah, if you don ' t shut your trap I ' ll roll you in peanut butter and birdseed and hang you from an oak tree. No, I will NOT hold your hand, not EVEN for a dollar, says Lorig Janoyan, senior. 28 EXPRESSIONS
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: ' he absentee policy was strictly en- orced by Mr. Cornillaud as he signs unior Audra Whiting ' s excuse for leing absent. •Ir. Bish, an Earth Science teacher is ine of the many new faces that ould be seen this year. As the 1984-85 school year rolled in, many new rules and regulations were installed. One of the worst new regulaions was the 7-period day. Because of increased graduation requirements for this year ' s freshmen, another class had to be added to the day. Unfortunately not only did the freshmen suffer, so did the upperclassmen, teachers, and administrators. Everyone was expected to be at school at 7:30 instead of 7:45 and school got out at 2:35 instead of 2:00. The absentee policy also had its bad points. Students were only allowed to miss ten excused or unexcused days each semester. If more days were missed, a com- petency test was given to see if students knew the material covered that semester. The stu- dent ' s credit was not received un- til this test was taken and passed. Luckily, this policy was changed. It stated if a student had more than ten excused absences for a semester, each day had to be made up. Students were given two days to make up the work and if they didn ' t do so the com- petency test had to be taken. Other new rules included hav- ing to be out of the school building before 3:15 or receiving an hour ' s detention. Also, getting an hour ' s detention if you were caught in the halls without a hall pass. Penalties for kissing and heavy petting in the halls were harsh too. These are just a few examples of the new rules and regulations that accompanied the 1984-85 school vear. NEW RULES 27
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What do you mean stop talking? I thought that was the reason for heing here, explains junior Traci Michael. Joel Dougherty, WHAT are you do- ing? You are not EVEN funny! By the power of Greyskull, junior Mike Sophomore Mike Harpe stares into the Stice performs a triple twisting reverse camera while deciding whether he two and one half. should eat another lunch. EXPRESSIONS 29
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