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-2?.'f..1'. Thornwood enters computer age Often many students wondered what type of school Thornwood would resemble in the year 1990. With the added wings and the ever declining enrollment, Thornwood could possibly become a dustbowl or ghosttown. Imagine walking down the halls seeing cobwebs in corners, and dust-covered lockers. Old faded posters and signs of previous events and activities would stand as re- minders of the good times shared by students. Perhaps the future is not so gloomy. The age of computers, as some students believe, may become a reality. Less teachers will be seen and more television screens will be noticed. More individual attention may be developed, but not the per- sonal manner. As one Thornwood student put it, the computers would be leading us astray of emotional feelings including friendliness and love. Progress will most likely involve physical education classes also. A P.E. class activity may include fish- :ll ing, rollerskating, ice skating, ski- ing, and perhaps even sky diving. There's no telling what type of sports will be popular in ten years. Historians project that soccer's pop- ularity will grow to become as popu- lar as football. Football games may be a sport of the past with soccer as the main fall sport. Girls may also be a part of the team. Instead of girls' sports and boys' sports, the two would combine to make one team of mixed sexes. Clubs such as a Computer Associ- ation and a Universal Orbiting Soci- ety may be two of the most popular clubs of the future. Taking trips to the moon or into space may be the spring vacation event for the soci- ety. It is difficult to speculate on stu- dent life and environment at Thorn- wood even in ten years. As Chris Ca- sey added, Thornwood will prob- ably prosper and keep up with the advancing technology of the fu- ture.
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