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The difference between You see them NIGHT & DAY EVERY DAY LA STUDENT LIFE ¢ 6 PEOPLE « 30 0esees o0eeceses Issoeooes eoeceseees C0sseseees Coeeeseess toesecsoss $00seseees ooseeFso es $O0seseess Oosoes SOOO ebbaaaaas ttOteooos \O06060000a2 €bOO000GGaaR2 OO00oeeeaas 949990494444. 0000000000008 TSTITT TTIT 0000000s0e4e ee ee Soe+e eee F9d444444S5I0F9 4 on Somet imes 1 t seems |i ke These are our DAY 8 DAYS A WEEK SURVIVAL DAYS 10 ACADEMICS e112 SPORTS * 142 BOR REFERENCE ONLY -Centrat Rappahannock Regtonal Library 1201 Caroline Street Fi icksburg, VA 22401 Skating Safe! Skating eleviates pres- sure and insures fun times. Jeremy Edmonds was sighted in this empty parking lot at Safe Place practicing ollies and kickflipshoveits. OOper, ris Ingram, and Ernie Madhaven to run dittoes for English teachers to avoid the purple ink smudges. Between talking with the teachers and eating candy, the aides ran errands, too. Photo by Katie Ers- kine Hi-Ho Silver! Atop their trans- portation at Young Life, campers Jennifer Roberson and Renee Rouse waited for the trail ride to begin. Students looked forward to a break from all the days activities to a relax- ing horseback ride. 25 Opening [JAY \ DA OUT _| means that you have to take the good with § the bad. Like Monday when you roll out of ed in the morning and realize that you aven’t studied all the muscle parts for the uman Physiology test. Then, you get to hool and Frank, the parking lot security uard, greets you, but you’re still biting our nails over the dreaded test. Then, you aceive the Trig test you took last Friday. ‘sanA+! Things like this were all that was eeded to turn a bad day around. Scratching his head, Jason Kelly figures out where he is supposed to go. This fire drill was the first of the r, and everyone realized that you follow the crowd out of the build- as fast as you can walk, leaving ir books behind! Photo by Kellie ney Opening 3 Days spent learning in class compliment days spent out of school, socializing, talking on the phone, or working. The time spent from 2:15 to the homeroom bell the next day molds us and makes us individuals. A change of pace adds contrast to our lives. When we hear about current events in Sociology, our understanding of the News increases because of class discussions. And, when we use what we’ve learned in school to our advantage in real life situations, then we’ve benefited from that days work. Katie Erskine Frankly speaking ... Carter or Smith, Bryan Grasso, and Kelly Smith attended the first French Club meeting. Kelly grabbed the pencil that Bryan had tucked behind his ear, so the meeting could get underway. Photo by Kellie Downey —————————————— ! Atlas bam Premiu Expensive prices faced Diana Garnett at Eubank’s Amoco. With possible war in Saudi Arabia, gas prices rose to $1.49 a gallon. The cost haulted casual cruising. Taking the big step over the benches, Sara Babel reaches for her PE attire, as Kim Grant and Paulette Petras watch her maneuvers. Class had started, so Sara was in a great hurry. As the last one in the halls, Nerissa DeLeon works after school to finish Chemistry homework. When students finished homework at school, it was one less book to have to carry home. | | Opening ts eR *; _ A Ps ko | es | —