Satsuma High School - Cayman Yearbook (Satsuma, AL)

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With The Stroke Of Three . . 2 “Let’s go to McDonalds.” “Ten- nis anyone? “How about a mov- ie? Sounds like these echo the halls of S.H.S. as the school day comes to an end. Everyone wants to do some- thing after school, and what’s more fun than doing it with a friend? Many students at S.H.S. go to school half a day and work the other half. Since these students have very little time for homework, they have to study extra hard to maintain de- cent grades. Tennis is one of the fastest grow- ing sports in the world. Once for the selected few, now anyone can play. Tennis isn’t the only sport that’s popular aiound Saraland and Sat- suma; skateboarding is gaining prominence. One might ask “What’s so exciting about riding a little board with four wheels at- tached to the bottom of it?” It’s really fun to walk a skateboard and to see how many different stunts can be pulled on it. That’s probably the reason so many enjoy this sport. Consider this question: Where is your favorite place to go on the weekends and in the summer? The most common answer is the gulf. The gulf is a fantastic place for re- laxation and for active fun. With the stroke of three there is tennis, eating, homework, skate- boarding and many more activities that interest the student. So, no matter what your hobby or interests are there’s plenty of excitement when the day comes to an end. Opening

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It’s been twenty-one years since the first fifty-seven graduates walked through the halls of Sat- suma. A lot has changed since then, student ideas, opinions, along with the whole aspect on education. Stu- dents are more liberal; they depend on their high school education to prepare them for college and later careers. Today, S.H.S. provides a diversi- ty of academic subjects, as well as athletic competition, because we live in a society that teaches us from grade school on that it's important to be well-rounded individuals. In sports too, we like our athletic he- roes to do something more than to hit or throw a ball farther or more accurately. We prefer that our sporting figures have other talents and dimensions, interesting lives and personalities off the field or the court. Most students look back to their high school years not only to re- member the good times that they experienced, but to use those years as a foundation to base later careers on. 4 Opening