Randleman High School - Rendezvous Yearbook (Randleman, NC)

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Each class is separate from the rest. Each has something that belongs to it alone. For the Frosh , it is the newness of everything — changing classes, study halls, and being the underdogs. For the Sophomores, it is the unforgettable experience of biology- slimy algae, deceased frogs, and fragile slides. It is the hard work that makes an enchanting Junior-Senior for the Juniors. It is also the P. S. A. T. — that first step toward college. For the Seniors, it is a heightened awareness of the world and of its influence on their lives. It is also the worry of what comes next year; the constant strain of - What shall I become? 9

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But, each class is bound to the others. Almost everything we have in common. The exasperating one-row parking — if we are late, there is a two-mile hike awaiting us. The lockers that won ' t lock, or hold our coat, books and various junk so that every time we open it— out everything comes in a heap. The heart-rending experience of having to walk a country mile to a water fountain, only to find forty others have beaten us to it. 10