Wachusett Regional High School - Wachusett Yearbook (Holden, MA)

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Brent Johnson strutting his stuff: Hey baby! Casual and comfy: Lisa, Kara, and Sara hangin’loosel! Above: Annie Hopkins reassuring a customer: I promise I ' ll take your coupons.” Right: Rich Rayworth showing the effects of too much homework. 1 A . V- ? ' f V t- V ' % ,r • » K.. i k W Av S 15

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9 V •f ' -c -X- Ov. ■ S, V k x V VY3 N, v V V; V • X . -4 V, ' ' 5.X H ” Whether it be ripped jeans, bell- bottoms, chains, oversized sweaters, or tight button down collars, there is plenty of opportunity for students to make their fashion statements, and have others try it on for size”. But although the fashion is different, one thing that all seniors have in common is that they need as much beauty sleep as another, study, work, and of course, that old American stand-by . . . eating, an essential part of a senior’s day. GO here I come”, proudly states prepped out slave to fashion Joe Seremeth. One Man Stands Alone: Scott Reynolds boldly makes his fashion statement and sets a standard for others. 14

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! ®3|p§ V • . ' • ' fiffl , ' v .r. •C ; ' T 4v jo get, up % the Tffe: alarm long school day aHjea i 4 $ . ' 4 tired, lim hartd flaps Mife $i M 4auttda , |v Another ten minutes, then I’ll get up. Just let me sleep a little longer. • . . • • : .; ■’. • ' ■ ■ v . y »■ ■ K ‘ . ifVi, ■■■- ■ ' ■ ± • • - -4 w.v ' • ► W . ° ; • - ,- . . . . . • . ' »•• • t ‘ ♦ • - • .. TV . ’ »•; . •• ' .■».•.-• V • . , . . V 3 • •• - ■•- • ' •■ V -Mfi , • Buzz! Your eyes pop open in agony, and you jerk your head toward the clock to see that it is now 6:40. You realize that with her annoyingly chirpy morning voice, saying Time to get up, Sleeping Beauty! (or some variation) This note of motivation forces you to drag yourself slowly out of bed, one heavy leg at a time, and somehow succeed in standing. Scuffling down the hall slouched over, you make your way into the bathroom to start the shower. Here, the steamy, almost scalding water seems to make you yearn for sleep even more, as you sway back and forth, eyes closed, under the pounding beams of water. As you finish your morning rituals and leave for your ride to school, you grab a blueberry muffin or gobble down a couple of heaping spoonfuls of Fruit Loops just to quiet the urgings of your mother, and exit the house, book bag and lunch in hand, still dragging your feet as you lethargically make your way down the driveway. It’s first period. The slouched, limp bodies sit motionless in theirseats, their faces expressionless as they listen” to the morning announcements. The rest of the period is spent in much the same way, and as the bell sounds, they emerge from their desks and stroll casually out into the halls, heading aimlessly to their next class. Second, third, and fourth periods are waning periods-it has yet to be pinpointed at which period that consciousness begins to occur. After all, who’s N wake up and revive rather quickly with a screaming Algebra teacher, a gym class outside in 40° weather, and a surprise test in English class-nice way to begin the day! Thank God someone invented lunch!!! Above: Kerry asks the million dollar question: is it over yet? Below left: Time simply soars when you’re having fun, doesn’t it? Lincoln, Rob, Mark, and Mike find this out. Below right: It’s hard to keep a double identity,” says Santa Jill.