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allo- Cold Shuts School After attending school for only one week following Christmas holidays, students received an unexpected vacation. School was released for a day to conserve energy for the predicted cold weather. School remained closed for the following three days due to hazardous weather conditions. As a result, exams were postponed and second semester began three days late. The next student holiday was in March. Spring break was warmly welcomed especially by those who entered UIL competition. UIL meets practically made Saturday a school day. Even though time was scarce, there was always time for a party. Seniors began throwing graduation parties in spring. Whether luncheons or kegs, parties became a habit for some students. May brought serious talk about the coming year. Summer plans were being discussed and decisions were made. The final day of school and commencement brought a sense of accomplishment to most. The year was a first for some and a last for others, but it would live in the hearts of those who experienced it forever. The realization that every moment is worth a memory was clearly defined. ,A A 0. Photo TOP: The eyes had it when Carolyn Davis asked who wanted cake. Seniors vu. Martinez, Drake L. Jackson, Juniors Brent Southworth, Albert Reese and other members of the varsity football team were treated to a pre-game victory party aft the Bryan pep rally. ABOVE: When school was dismissed due to gas curtailment Jan. 11, students welcomed the vacation. But two days later, Junior Steven Niekamp, Senior Eric Jez and others returned to pick up exam study materials.
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Seeking a way to pass time captured students before and after the sounding of school bells. Students argued over lunch plans between classes and during second period announcements. After-school plans were settled during lunches as students rushed into the blockaded parking lots to avoid traffic. Some set definite decisions for weekends while other decided to ride around before making any commitments. Times and places may have been worthwhile, yet th importance was being with friends. The closeness of friendships set spirits free to create moments that woul never be forgotten.
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