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ls there really a prince in there? Victor Flores kids with the mysterious frog. K W That guy is so cute! Amy Custer and Carole Dubose have fun at the freshman skit. julie Edgar enjoys the music of The Sunshine Boys. The decorations in the front foyer welcome the freshmen during Howdy Week. 20 X STUDENT LIFE sg - ' .. X ig Q ENS.: L A I If 4.4-
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Parking lots are people places Students check out cars and faces Waiting for the bell to ring, Cramming for a test. Listening to Michael Iackson sing, Seeing whose car speakers are best. Watching the team take a victory lap, Congratulating them for their win. Skipping fourth period, taking a nap. This is how the days have been, These happy high school days, And a few of the many, many ways Time was spent in the parking lots. ill . F xii .iw , ,.., , ,.W., 4 , ,,,,.,,,,s,,,M mad, Tia rx ,..w..., M- if ., why' y Melinda Cates gets into her car to go home after a long day. Oh my gosh - look at those freshman girls! Kevin Warren prepares to cross the street to go to campus. il Matt Graves, Rolendo Hernandez, and joe Griffith play in the snow during first period football. Annette Hamilton, Susan Roe, and Allison Goone return to school from lunch at 5ch1otsky's. PARKING LOTS 1 19
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Here come the clowns PHS welcom es freshmen Seven hundred forty-seven excited freshmen rushed from clown to snowcone to seal, searching for that special name hidden among the hun- dreds posted on the walls of the front foyer. This was the first of many ex- citing and new activities discovered during Howdy Week. Many of the freshmen had a blast at the roller skating party, where the senior guys sported togas and senior girls were clad in anything from polyester to punk. Later, the student body joined the seven hundred forty- D Lou Bramble is proud to be a freshman, What do you think I am? Tracie Harps dresses up as a clown seven freshmen to jam along to the country and western music of The Sun- shine Boys. Club day, a special day for the freshmen, gave them a chance to join their favorite organizations. The Howdy Dance, where the students came costumed as flappers, gangsters, cartoon characters, and even M8zM's, topped the week's activities. At the Metro Center, everyone rocked to the great hits played by The Sting Rays. Seven hundred forty-seven freshmen thought Howdy Week was a brilliant success, one to remember forever. Mark Parker takes a rest at the skating party, HOWDY WEEK I 21
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