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Introduction Seniors Juniors Student Life Freshmen Activities Advertisements r 1 1 A m
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Before The Sun’s School is like Coca-Cola It adds life.” . . . Susan Point er (jun.) School is a bowl of nuts Everyone in it is cracked.” . Stefan Klein (sr.) “Enjoy it now, soon it will all be a dream.” . . . Sal Cicero (sr.) “Take it easy, would ya? You already spent more time in driving school than you have in high school!” . . . Billy Mann (jr.) 6:00 a.m. BZZZZZZZZZZ! UNHGNNN! Click. BZZZ- HMMNNN 6:09 a.m. BZZZZZZZZ! Oh Hell! God I hate mornings; what with it be¬ ing so early in the day and all, with its chilled air and cold floors, also that crusty stuff on your eyes and pasty film in your mouth. I’ll never understand how, close to twelve hundred teenagers submit to this torture put upon them by those authori¬ tarian adults called the Board of Education. I thought teenagers were supposed to rebel against authority. Oh well, on with the story. Creak. I never know if that is my bed or my joints making that sound. Scuff scuff scuff. Ever notice how it is impossible to lift your knees right after you wake up? Skweeek. Shshshshshsh. AAIIIEEEE!! Skweeek skweeek. AHHHHHH. One thing that always fascinates me is the tendency for shower water to come out ice cold, no matter where you set the dial. Speaking about showers, they must be one of the greatest inventions given to students. They have the abili¬ ty to take a lifeless hunk of flesh, with about as much intelligence as a piece of celery, and trans¬ form it into something that can grasp even the most fleeting concepts like; homeroom will be extended, and the order of peri¬ ods will be F-D-B-G-E-C-A. Of course this state of mind does not last long because of the exis¬ tence of a phenomenon known as first period. But I was talking about mornings. Schzzzzz. Those of you that do not use hairdryers, but the freeze dry method will just have to bear with me for the moment. Schzzzzz. Okay. Shht. Shht. Zzzzzzp. Being a guy I only know wh at putting on pants sounds like, so all you women out there forgive my ig¬ norance. If I am lucky, and re¬ member to do the laundry, I get to choose from a selection of clean clothes. Believe it or not, this does happen most of the time. Usually my clothes even match. Not to say that they have to. At least thirty percent of the student body, and at least one teacher, do not seem to think so. Thump thump thump thump. Click. Rrrrrt. Whoops! Click. Rrrrrt. Whump. Click. Rrrrrt. Slam. I cannot remember a day when I didn’t forget some¬ thing. The main problem with that is that eighty percent of those times I was already at school when I remembered I for¬ got it. This is where being a se¬ nior pays off, if you have a car of course. You could always drive home during your least interest¬ ing class and retrieve your be¬ loved possession if it was abso¬ lutely necessary. Tch. Wumpph. Shht. Rvrrrooom rvoom. Skreeech. You know, it is wonderful how our minds can sort all our priori¬ ties. We have a distinct knack for determining what is most im¬ portant and what is not. For ex¬ ample, all the stop signs some¬ one has taken great care to place at busy intersections, and the very fair and reasonable speed limits, posted for our and fellow drivers’ safety, hold about as much value as a plumber tell¬ ing me that the brown spots on my skin are calcium deposits, and that I should see his cousin, a gypsy, to remove them with a dead rat. All I know is that if I am late to A period, I am going to have to walk back from Wap- ping in forty degree weather to get a pass from the office, and then walk back to Wapping just in time to thaw out in the last five minutes of class before go¬ ing back to the High School for B period. Rvroomm— Tch. Slamm. Trudge trudge trudge. Oh well, might as well get it over with. Introduction
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