Plattsmouth High School - Plattonian Yearbook (Plattsmouth, NE)

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Starting a new year means club installations. Mrs. Ruth Wassinger. DECA sponsor, reads to Senior Sharon Schreiner. Fashion Day was called by Journalism II and Sophomores Jodi Prassel. Tina Porter and Trisha Matteo were three of many students who dressed for it. Toga Day is always popular. Junior Richard Church shows off his sheet. 5

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Friends, Jobs And Sports Help Students Pass Time Friends, jobs, sports are all pastimes that help students escape the pressures and te- dium of school. Clubs and vol- unteer work give the day va- riety. Being with friends can be a quiet time when two can talk. It can also be a rowdy time when many people attend a party together. Making new friendships and sustaining old ones is what a social life is all about. Not everyone considers working a fun way to spend an evening or weekend. But a lot of people do enjoy their jobs. It’s a learning exper- ience. Attending the game or put- ting in extra hours on a club project, occupy many hours of a student’s time. But who would have it any other way. 4

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Early To Rise % Late To Bed Make Up The The radio alarm goes off at 6 a.m. and I stumble out of bed to get to practice on time . . . 6:30 and I’m sweating but a shower will take care of that Making it to first hour on time is my next problem, I also need ten minutes to finish my last math problem . . . one minute to lunch, it’s about time. At last, 3:30 ... I have time to take a quick cruise through downtown before I go to work. After my four hours to- night I’ll have 20 hours in at work this week . . . that’s not bad ... Life Of A Student. Ummmm, Friday night is the dance . . . who will I go with — a date or just a bunch of friends? My folks say I need a pas- time, something to take my mind off school ... I don’t think so . . . What I need in my student life is more time.” 6