Twin Lakes High School - Aquarian Yearbook (West Palm Beach, FL)

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TWIN LAKES a West Palm The Aquarian Vol. I

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Forecast With the dawning of an age so dawns a new school, Twin Lakes High. In the beginning, as in anything new and different, change has taken place and with it chaotic conditions have arisen. The first graduating class of Twin Lakes High has had to bear many pressures during these alterations. After the changes have been accepted, a smoothing over period begins. Thus paving the way for future endeavors. Students have gradually begun to form new traditions and mold the school for future yearslf Mostlof our new traditions center around extra curricular activities. A prime example of these traditions is the changing of the mascot. Today we find ourselves led to victory after victory bythe Twin Lakes Ram. We also find ourselves forming new traditions in our daily routine with the election of co-officers in the classes. .4 It has been left up to the first yearin the life of this new school to learn how to deal with the many conflicts brought on by the combining of two groups with a past of such old and dear traditions. Now we find that friendships have been crystalized, a new spirit has awakened and the cornerstone for the future has been laid forever and ever. 4