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ll the time that and athletics. Multitudes of
students devoted to clubs and orsanizations
A workins at their existed to satisfy each
school was certainly not student's individual ex­
spent solely on academics tracurricular desires.
From bands to choirs,
student government to
special interest clubs,
students were able to
choose from a varied mix­
ture of groups in which to
participate.
Once joining an organiza­
tion, each student was
obligated to work to fulfill
the requirements of
remaining a member. Band
member Sarah Flack com­
mented, "Before we went
to band contest, we
worked hard — not just
every day during school
but also on the weekends
at extra rehearsals,- but I’d
say that seeing the end
result was well worth the
effort.”

Taking a break after school, Lisa
Steinberg and Jay Howell relax in
the senior quadrangle.

After band rehearsal, Jim Cowgill
takes time to practice the trumpet
part.
Happily displaying the Student
Store's new merchandise, Pat
Leonard invites all students to try
a Chipwich.

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