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LIFE

And
how we

live it

even-thirty-five, the ten- night. The bulletin ends with a friend­
minute bell rings . . . stu­ ly, "Have a nice day!"
dents begin to collect A few minutes later everyone is
books from lockers, re­ off to first hour. The day has begun.
S member what home­ Everyone now is looking forward to
work needs to be finished, and find lunch, sitting with their friends, dis­
friends for the latest gossip. As it cussing the latest gossip, and planning
gets closer to seven-forty-five the the weekend. After lunch there
halls become emptier but not nec­ are only three more periods, then off
essarily quieter. Over the intercom to practice or home for more food or
Mr. Kahm says, "Less than two min­ to catch the end of a favorite show.
utes before the tardy bell rings, less This year at South the enrollment
than two minutes." Those still in the was up to 1,322 students adding bod­
halls rush to run to their seats. The ies to the halls and cafeteria and ex­
daily bulletin begins. citement to the days.
Students quiet down to hear
what's for lunch and find out what
sports events are going on for that

Above, all alone, Stacie Dorste reads a juicy note.

Defending his lunch, Gregg DInges shows us a
sneer.

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