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| |k Summer A 1 Responsibilities Play It Again, Band. Beneath the broiling August sun, Warrior band members maintain that practice makes perfect at any cost. You Oughta’ Be In Pictures! Climaxing weeks of work, junior Kathy Frazier along with Marie Hogan and Howard Foster performed the polished product of “No, No, Nanette”.
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Sound Judgement. Senior Mike Quest uses his resources wisely for a moments relaxation after an exhausting practice. A day fit for a king. Enjoying the entertainment of King’s Island, seniors Kevin DeFord, Lorraine Phillips and Todd Clark wait in long lines and hot weather to ride a featured attraction. Around The Whirled. The Indiana State Fair provides the setting and entertainment for students last fling before school begins. Brightly lighted rides on the midway are a major attraction to fill the busy night. Summer Q Relaxin’
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i? ’ Summer R R Responsibilities Cheerleaders did it. Bend members did it. Even jocks and journalists did it. Though summer offered the lazy, rolling days of relaxation, it also brought with it new responsibilities. Waking to the confusion of a strange bed and droning alarm clock at six in the morning, students enjoyed the unique aspects of summer workshops. As others filled their summer with leisure, these students sought new insights into their areas of interest. In sweat-soaked, grass- stained T-shirt, he squinted into the glare of the sun as he pushed the whirring beast through the tall grass. At the end of his journey would be cash. Whether it be working in the air-conditioned comfort of Washington Square or the broiling heat of the great outdoors, students faced responsibilities in their positions. Cash and education were not the only motivating forces for work. Many students experienced the simple pleasures of showing their favorite animals at the fair. “No, No, Nanette” and “Give My Regards” allowed members of the Community to ‘walk the boards’ and display untapped talents. As summer drew to a close a sigh of relief rose from the lips of those laden with responsibilities. How good it would be just to grab a book. Batter Up. Preparing corndogs for hungry customers, senior Monica Shisler works in the air- conditioned comfort of Washington Square. Fowl Play. While many students find summer to be free from the drone of an alarm, Don Weilhamer, junior, rises early and tends his 4-H hens. Summer Responsibilities
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