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Interstate Hallways Hey, kid, whatcha waitin' for? Hum' up! This is something one might hear while walking the halls of South Side from Hoover or maybe a teacher. During the five-minute passing periods, many things happen in the halls. More often than not, this can be the most hectic part of one's day . . . especially getting through the English hall. The English hall is always cram- med with people! Trying to get out of an English class and into the hall is also impossible. A common sight one might see in the halls are various types of decora- tions. For the most part, these include spirit posters, or posters announcing upcoming activities. Hungry? There are at least three or four people sell- ing M M's or candy bars. But many times, this is where friends stop and talk to each other. They tell each other the latest gossip, make plans for the upcoming even- ing, or tell them about having too much homework. It surely would be interesting to know what everyone said, if the walls only had ears! Friends whisper secrets, tell jokes and stories while passing classes. The halls are filled with different types of people, things, and happen- ings. At times, it might not be the most pleasant part of one's day, but at least it gives students a chance to see their friends and forget their problems for five minutes. I ▲ Strolling arm in arm, Karen Nelson and Jeff Leal, seniors, make the five minutes between each class very special. ► Michelle Smith, junior, leans over to secretly check out the results of her junior class picture. , :
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A You'd better not! threaten Cha rles Wemhoff and Tim Clark, sophomores, as they are caught off guard by the camera. Standing on the Archer sidelines, Joe Bill- ingsley, senior, receives guidance from Coach Bartkiewicz during the Elmhurst game. T The S shines through as Coach Houk of- fers the Archer football team a few pointers for the season to come.
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■ Jim Stockman, junior, leans against his locker as he tells Curt Blanton, junior, about the good time he had over the weekend. A Carolyn Milligan and Tauayna Williams. ▼ Ginger Giessler. sophomore, takes time out seniors, smile and pose for a male passer-by. to talk with a friend as she gathers her books for her next class. U Sfr S 9 -v ■ vl 1 1 1 r -J • ■ I i H 1 1 3 i M Mm
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