Temple High School - Cotton Blossom Yearbook (Temple, TX)

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'I 4 6i Opening q. -. .- Wh ' . I.WII. I o s we would find it in Ourgxtemal etistences or 8:25 The majority of Temple High School's 2342 students had arrived, many preferring to linger by the gym, visit in the parking lot or head for a familiar class room. The average type outnum- bered the kickers, brains, jocks, and WouldbeMissAmericas. Usually they were blue jeans and t-shirts and tended to stand in the same place in the Student Center and go to their lockers at the same time each day. They wore their hair in easy to keep blow-dry styles and with their tight group of friends cruised 57th and Avenue M on Saturdays. Thei r grades pated beside those of the brain, but t ' they were usually working with Blue q, ir, band, or . FHA. They had arri la a ter 8, walked in discreetly, an omeone they knew. They e.tood'wd best friends beside the stairs and we tor the bell which would signal the exodus to first period class. 'I... , t all of us were obvious stereotypes who - . as an extension of an easily - -. - ' . common interests, weenvi- -. athletes, the blacks m and the brains. We jointly experienc-- i e heights and depths at today and the pressures and Three: which shaped our tomorrows. From the exhilaration Oi athletic jriumphs to the depths of the tourth pink tardy Slip, tram the reality of a 1500-word senior research paper to ,I.., eeighth trek to Wednesday homeroom; w$3535 aw Miguel day-to-d ay academic' qurney thich harm III th3' 5 missing dimenq'gn. We never knew whether I WHWUIBGIVGS i LOWER HT; D I l 5 III; tq $1. against a 2213i itedcar w le Rind Grendegsoh. 39ivinqston IngTAlan Wan Iwgt tt-ir IMML 5 EAR mefnam and WiIdJSichmI ourtney helps with a send-ottto Sherman. var v l8m5h

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II I I h h ' f. A NEW DIMENSIOI- Athletes participating in winter t . . , ' ; sports knew the exhilaration of hea ' a ' . ing 'for the top, chalking up vi. to , .. atter victory as a result of WWW, 3'5 long practices, and the sheer deter- a? mination to win. A sensefhf prideyhic ' t spread throughout the student body ... was a new dimension in our 8:35 to , 9, 3:20 existence, sometimes symboli fer; ' . by a rope hanging at the fietd h . a ladder in the large gymnasium competed and often won som - , lost; yet, we could be pro ' that had done our best. We loo and treasure this new dim sio lives. - - - ; ' t . . ,.. ; u .- .. .0 .0 $ rep ' b '0 I 3,3 ' O I 4 4 p ' o I Doing one's best and taking pri. in accomplishments are values reflectev faces of tclockwiset Tami Browne, vars cheerleader; Chester Tutor, fath ' of split end Gary Tutor; Janet Pierre va 7 player, and Susan Marble, peppere IQ'QO.