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

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towering above it school to begin and others were not quite so ready. For all of us, it took the first couple of weeks to adjust to the - daily routine of school and the changes from the previ- ous year in school and in ourselves. In school the changes began with zero period classes that were offered to seniors before school. This meant adjusting to earlier mornings for those who chose to work zero periods into their schedules, though most of these students were able to go to school only half a day. For those students who took a full day of classes, six minutes instead of five between classes meant getting out of school at 3:21 PM. rather than 3:20, and a rather odd bell schedule that was confusing at first, but eventually deciphered. Equally confusing CContinuedD During Mrs. Marble's sixth period English class, juniors Stanley Bald- win, Jon Behrens, David Moorehead, and Kevin Kohner act out parts from the musical, 1776. 4 X Opening all Freshmen Janet Lott and Charlotte Swinner eat lunch with Sophomore Robert Guilliam during fourth period.

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towering above it all On the morning' of Sept. 4th many businessmen noted a sudden increase in traffic that had not been evident for the previous three months. Those who noticed this additional traffic also noticed that there was a pattern to it. Many of the cars were moving towards the heart of the fast-food restaurants right off l-35, only to head north on thirty-first street, traveling down what seemed to be just a road leading to VVendy's or Long John Silver's. However, if one looked closer, he could see the faces of teenagers fighting the unbeatable traf- fic to get to an area of land that held the one and only Temple High School. Traffic moving towards Temple High School could only mean one thing - school. And school it was for 2,400 students at T.H.S., of whom some were ready for CContinuedJ Nhile Greg Floss is measured for his ap, Pam Young fills out a form for ap and gown measurements, and eniors, Johnny Vybiral, Darrell Wed- ington, and Kelli Young make use of ,ach others backs to fill out their orms. Senior Mark Randolph refers to the Standing in front of the exit doors, Mr. library card catalogue for a class Foy DuBois, history teacher, and Mrs, assignment. Mary Adams, English teacher, discuss a new honors class in history. Opening f' 3

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S- Sophomore Lana Novak conducts an experiment during her fifth period chemistry class. Before going to practice at the sta- dium, freshman girls' track members warm up by jumping rope. Thompson Opening 1 5