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Page 12 text:
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(BELOW) Pulaski County High students gather for the Friday night cinema after a week of academics. (RIGHT) The Winter Formal is finally a reality! Sophomores Susan Cox and Cindy Far¬ mer decorate the P.C. gym using the theme “Close to You.” ACTION PA CKED FORCE TEN FROM navarone (ABOVE) Thick and chewy or thin and crispy? The Pizza Hut is a favorite gathering place for many students including Tim Stout and Sparky Ander¬ son. (RIGHT) Sometimes When We Touch — The magic of love transports to P.C.H.S. students enjoying the Winter Formal. 8 Prologue
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(LEFT) Confusion fades to understanding as junior Pam Ratcliffe researches in the library. (BELOW) Buttoned, hatted, and bestickered, freshman Melissa Walker shows her school spirit. In a new application of patterns, freshman science student Sue Ellen Hancock analyzes the growth of crystals. Prologue 7
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Juliet (Susan Meek) becomes “meek” as Romeo (Paul Wilson) braids her tresses in Algebra II Class. Students “On Their Own” Explore Complex Alternatives in World of Puzzle Pieces Regardless of how much or little P.C.H.S. students involved them¬ selves in class and extra-class ac¬ tivities, part of e very day they were “on their own.” Within the sanctuary of the peer group, they groped for understandings rarely examined elsewhere. Indeed, their lives as students contained the greatest mysteries of all. In a world of chaos and confusion wherein na¬ tions warred and leaders expressed uncertainty, students were often bewildered by the complexity of alternatives. Priorities were dif¬ ficult, seemingly impossible, to es¬ tablish, and students were often hard-pressed to separate the significant from the trivial. In the same day, a student had to decide which test to study for, whom he would ask to the Prom, how much to spend for jeans (or hamburgers), whether to go to school, the military, or work after graduation — and all these alternatives played before a field of rampant inflation, social unrest, and political uncer¬ tainty coupled with the knowledge that one more tardy to third period meant an hour in after school detention. “I don’t understand” became, in effect, the ultimate rid¬ dle, and the puzzles encountered at Pulaski County High School were mere training grounds for the puz¬ zles of life. Pause now, collectyourthoughts, and pick upthe pieces .. . Prologue 9
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