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The first day of school this yeor
created o koliedescope of feelings. An­
ticipation for the coming sports seoson,
people looking forward to o year of vic­
tory, especially the footboll teom, The
freshmen were o little opprehensive
ond uneasy In their new school. But the
seniors were hoppy to be bock and
looking forward to oil the fun ond ac­
tivities ahead. Mony students were o lit­
tle disappointed because their
schedules didn't include everything they
wonted. As the first day’s apprehension
disoppeored, it was replaced by o busy
doy's octivities; finding classrooms ond
teachers introducing themselves. At the
close of the day, many students were
happy to hear the 2;15 bell and to
close the first doy's dosses.

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