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bustling location furnishes community PLENTY of keen, unique living resources The area in which our community was Dcated proved to be extremely diverse. Ac- ivities one could take part in ranged from sim- )le outings at nearby parks to tours of the JChite House in Washington, D.C. Nearly very weekend offered something different to lo, explained sophomore Christine Nelson. There ' s never a ciull moment here! Being located near the Capital gave the tudents an endless variety of things to do. A rtual potpourri of cultures, the Washington, ).C. area offered elegant evenings at the Ken- ledy Center, or a quick snack at one ot the local ' ending stands. Anyone could find his own liche. Although it was practically impossible to run )Ut of things to do in Washington, it was lefinitely not the only source of recreation for IND BOGGLING . . . Seniors assembled at ephanie Campagna ' s house during the first weeks ■ school to begin work on their float. Class presi- , D. A. Sims, ponders over the spelling of a word hile making a poster. ASE ON DOWN THE ROAD . . . Cheerleaders par- cipated in the parade by following their class float, veral JV rah-rahs cheer their float on to victory ong the parade route. Spartans. Washington is great, said junior Steve Kimmel, but you can ' t go there every weekend. Besides, there ' s plenty to do right here in Springfield. Even though the area in the vicinity of Springfield did not have as much variety as the Capital, many students seemed to prefer the familiar surroundings of Sprmgfield. The abundance of movie theaters and other inexpen- sive sources of recreation gave WSHS students the constant option of an evening close to home. And with restaurants ranging from McDonald ' s to Rhiannon ' s, there was a meal available for every situation. Having all of this so close to Springfield gave students plenty of ways to finish up the evening after a football game or sock hop, or just a nice way to finish off a hard day at school. But school sponsored activities often made for a fun evening all by themselves. Commented fresh- KEEPING A WATCHFUL EYE . . . Principal George Stepp was often seen at various activities and hap- penings throughout the year. Mr. Stepp presides at the proceedings of a faculty meeting. man Keith Hine, Fridays are never dead. There ' s always a game, or a dance, or something. The location of WSHS seemed to have been planned with the students in mind. If a Spartan wished to do something, there were always plenty of op- tions. As sophomore Julie Gustin re- marked, It ' s great that we ' re so close to D.C. because there ' s always something going on. Throughout the year, students found plenty to do both inside and out of the school. Academics ceased to dominate their minds at 1;5(), and dreams of recreation and relaxation took ABSORBING INFORMATION . . . Particular students ' curriclums required after-school atten- tion. Sophomore Mark Monohan receives infor- mation from his German II teacher in order to complete his report successfully. nirr UUI f .
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