Spartanburg Day School - Delta Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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1 .W A M With the new administration came the curiosity of what the year would be like and what changes would take place. The short day was changed to Mon- day. The upper school was dis- missed at 12:15 except those who stayed for tutorials. We all strived for 3's so we could go home early. sf-1 ' Q X is F i ' fl- A ssa , X it 1 A X sis- he E 51. Q. is iw Q , at s Q. -i . . A V' in freed? 5. Q3 . A - Q ,A - , K has . K . ff. :fi al K X' K' -V JF1. ,..-2 . lp Q Q ' iimai , ' -. . if s ' .U . Rf n J' Lf J' tg

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This year was spiced by many extra-curricular act- ivities provided by the school. They ranged from a square dance to the annual coffee- house and all the pep rallies when we were able to miss classes I!! in October Dr. Russell Kirk came to the Day School as the Second Mayfair Lec- erty, charity, and justice. W all found Dr. Kirk's speech both enlightening and informa- tive. turner. He spoke to us on pov- e

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Another change was the ex emption requirements. To be exempt students had to make honor roll. It was amazing to see how many students accom- plished this great feat when it came to getting out of study hall!!