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nerviceo to the school, among other things, they sponsor the onnual Baby Ooll Dance which has been enjoyed for many years. Underneath all of this, however, Southwest is still a school of basic learning. Reoding, writing, and arithmetic are taught here, but these classes aren't just there to make up a required class list. These basic skills, especially when used in conjunction with different and more specialized skills, con make almost anything possible for you. These classes improve our ability to communicate with the world (the most essential skill of all) and also prepare us for college, where one finishes the process of becoming able to make the fullest and best use of one's abilities. While the classes tlwmselves might not provide the most excitement in your life, the possi- bilities they can open up may very well be just that. Yes, Southwest is more than just four years out of your life. Indeed, it is more than just a basic educa- tion. If you apply yourself, and use all that lies hiding within this fifty-year-old building to your greatest benefit, there is little in this world that you cannot accomplish. We only have to take up the oppor- tunity that lies before us, to move this world into the twenty-first century and live up to all that we expect of that era.
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keeping the Injun spirit alive. We roily under their bottle cries, and laugh at their ridiculous skits. Of course, we can't forget that a lot of work goes into Pom Pon's and cheer- leaders' fun and games. In the summer there is cheerleader's camp, as well os the mandatory early practices in mid-August. Several days a week are spent preparing for the next gome, and, of course, Pep Club and Honor Nine members,v as well as the cheer- leaders, must have high game atten- dance. International Club and the foreign language clubs have very carefully designed purposes. As n supplement to the language programs, these clubs try to help the students understand and bridge the culture gap between notions. International Club him the largest role here: actually sending students to experience and enter into these cultures in other countries, while giving a place for similar students from other cultures to experience our culture and teach us about theirs at the same time. It ia a fun and exciting way to become aware of the world around us. One could even say that it is an effort at world peace- one person at a time. Other clubs perform valuable services to the school and community, though not all can be listed. An especially good example is Red Cross. They raise funds for important charities to serve the community. In 8
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