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Just as Wilson changed its 8:00 to 2:15 appearance, so too did stu­
dent life after school take on a new look. Some students found it
necessary to vacate the building, leaving the halls empty, while oth­
ers hurried off to different clubs or activities. School spirit at Wilson
sports mounted, the band received a new director (and uniforms?),
the Warm-Up and Homecoming Parades aroused student spirit, the
October Open House attracted many concerned parents, the school
store flourished a wave of teeshirts, yearbook sold more copies than
ever, the famous (infamous?) junior-sophomore challenge
emerged, and Charlie Brown visited Wilson in the school play. Spirit
erupted everywhere, creating a new Wilson, vibrant and alive, ready
to lighten the daily load. ,

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