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Student Life “Life goes on ’ could be a common saying for students at Southern as they go from day to day, with each day being a new experience in both the classroom and life. Students began the new school year with hopes and ideals. They looked forward to seeing their old friends and making new ones, to supporting the school, and to just plain having fun. The students saw changes in the system because of the budget cuts. As a result, fewer books and less paper were part of the consequences faced by everyone. The students also were subject to colder classrooms. The salad bar, as a result of the Student Council, was added for people to enjoy. Students accepted the changes and went on to fulfill their hopes and ideals for the year 1980 and with a new out- look on life — ‘‘Life goes on. ’ Kelley Meyers, Wendy Winters and Kim Tepha- bock keep warm during an exciting Ram foot- ball game.
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Have you ever noticed the faces of people as they walk down the hall? Not two people in the whole school have the same look on their faces. Some people look happy while oth- ers look sad; some have the blase while others overflow with spirit; and some have that look on their faces telling the world they just do not care. Stop in Mr. Zimmerman’s room during a test. What look do his students have on their faces? A look of stress, strain, and worriment can be seen throughout the room. Look in the cafeteria during lunch, what look do students have on their faces? Most of the students have the look that tells everyone that half the day Is over. The next time you walk down the hall, notice the people you pass. Do you see any two with the same look? If you do, maybe they are clones. Christine Brodak does not appear to be in one of her bet- ter moods. Andrew Fike does not find the photographer amusing. Beth Sanders is startled by the camera.
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Jeff Colaw performs his famous impression of | Carla Holland and Nancy Murphy work hard Howard Cosell during a pep assembly. decorating lockers for Homecoming week. Janet Knepp says ‘‘! do,’’ the moment Shelba Mar- tin popped the big question. Barb Rostosky, Jane Carroll and Tami Tressler take time out of their day to build pyramids in the hall.
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