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This universal phrase echoes through the hall, while weekend plans are shared and covert glances at the clock are stolen. Laughter and rowdiness are the order of the afternoon, quite a change from the Monday morning blues!! Depression is one of those diseases that only has a chance of affecting students during nine months of the year, and even then, for only five out of the seven days in the week. It sets in on Sunday night when the studious member of the St. Teresa's community realizes that she has a paper due the next day. Immediately, a dark shadow is cast over the rest of the weekend. (Which isn't long because the realization doesn't dawn until midnight!) From this point on, it's a downhill ride. The unresponsive advisory and class (for the benefit of you teachers) is the product of depression, not boredom!! Most likely about the forthcoming homework assignment! However, to truly observe depression at it's fullest, one must listen to a lunchtime conversation concerning how much we've gained on our diet! (Who says STA is backwards?) Throughout the week grumbling is heard everywhere, and evening plans include doing homework . . . and then . . . doing more homework! By the end of the week, everyones' nerves are frazzled. Desperate thoughts of shaving heads and eating entire boxes of twinkies are on everyones' minds. Then it happens . . . one phrase and the entire atmosphere of the school is altered . . . TGIF! (And some even have the nerve to wonder if the weekend is worth it!) Left: Sophomore Theresa Simpelo ’'cramming'' for the forgotten test. Above: Freshman Gretchen Graff getting a head start on the weeks' projects.
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Dr. Charles O’Malley, Representative from the U.S. Department of Educa- tion, presented an excellence banner to Sr. Barbara Verheyen. Sally Runyan, Tyler Stewart and Sarah Keitges present advisory food collections at Thanksgiving Liturgy. Freshmen Ann Thompson, Amy Cow- herd, Kristin Steed and Maria Kibler re- flect a bright future for private education. 9
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