Page 4 - 1996

In

Our Own

M 1 1 1 e

World

Hippie Shake
Junior Matt Smith shows off his extreme
fashion sense of rebellion at the State
Basketball tournament. Smith played
percussion with the band at the tournament.
Photo by Pachel Shively
From the geeks, freaks, nerds, weirdos,
Van Parade
preppies, cheerleaders, jocks, teachers,
Displaying the pedestrian he hit in his
brats, skaters, hicks, and those who just fit in
excitement to get to the Homecoming Car
som ew here in betw een, Qalston High (School
Parade is Freshman Ben Seeverwhile Junior
is the one place w here all come together. For Bob Siedlik observes from the back seat.

178 dags a /ea r, from 8 until 3:15, we all exist Other sights in the parade were Barney the
Cheerleader, Varsity Volleyball, all the
inside one world. A world that was cre ate d to
cheerleaders and the firetruck carrying the
p rep are us for the world that starts outside
Varsity Football team. Photo by Erica Seidlik
the d o o rs of Qalston High. Many com ponents
make up our world. We have worlds o f tech­

nology, journalism, science, history, English,
athletics, fine arts, communications, foreign

languages, mathematics and a world of adminis­
tration all c re ate d to make 9 0 0 or so adoles­

cents into functioning adults. But no matter
which continent you inhabit, for four years we

all live inside Qalston High (School, in our
own little world.

-Barbara Walker

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