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fter the bell the fun begins At 2:58 p.m. the bell rang signaling the end of the school day. But for most students, this bell signaled the beginning of student life. Activities gave students something to look forward to and made the day seem somewhat bearable. 'll counted the days until Homecoming. I was really excited and days did not seem so terrible knowing that Saturday would be here soon, said Laurie Merritt,junior. Activities gave students something different to talk about other than the big test scheduled on Friday. ln our psychology class, the biggest topic of conver- sation was who was wearing what to Prom and where they were going after the dance, said Carol Koehler, senior. Some students hurried home to catch the last few minutes of their favorite soap. Others rushed to theirjobs or to the mall to pick up a new outfit for that hot date on Saturday night. After school some stu- dents trekked to the cafete- ria to work on Homecoming decorations. t'There were times after school that l felt the cafeteria was my home away from home. We put so much time into the decora- tions, but it was a lot of fun, said Kelly McCarthy, sophomore. Others headed to the auditorium later in the evening for play practice. lt was hard having to come back at 6 p.m. for practice after being home for three hours. ln the end l realized the time was well spent, said Julie Nelson, junior. Whether students were working together on Home- coming decorations, at- tending the night football games, memorizing lines for the play, or out shop- ping for the perfect Prom dress, they showed pride in their school. These activi- ties gave students the op- portunity to take a closer look at themselves and oth- ers who make Thomridge what it is. Student Life 15
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After weeks of preparing decora- tions, Andrea Freese, Janet Har- ding, and Virginia Thornton begin the final process of hanging them up. 12 Student Life - X , -1-its tudent
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