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Junior  Pat Mahoney  can't  be-
  lieve  it's only February and that there are
  still  three and a half months left of school.
  (A. DAVIS )
  By  the time third quarter                                                                           Jenny Peterson
                                                                                                       Kerry Pettit
  rolls  around, it seems like many classes                                                            Matt Pias
  have  become too long.   Junior Chris Hoy
  sleeps  during his  chemistry class.   (J.
  HOULE )
  Sunday  afternoons can  be the
  most  boring  days of the week.  Sopho-
  more  Eri c  Kennedy combats his bordom                                                              Heather Pickett
  by bowling  at Cougar Lanes.   (A.  DAVIS)                                                           Karen Plummer
                                                                                                       Michele Poepping





                                                                                                       Shara Poore
                                                                                                       George Poppen
                                                                                                       John Poppleton





                                                                                                       Chris Poulsen
                                                                                                       Peter Prevenas
                                                                                                       Katharine Prince
                                                                                                       Cynthia Pritchard




                                                                                                       Andrea Raker
                                                                                                       Biff  Raleigh
                                                                                                       J Rankin
                                                                                                       Matt Ravnholdt



                                                                                                       Matt Ray
                                                                                                       Christopher Raznick
                                                                                                       Jolie Reavis
                                                                                                       Kimberly  Recek





                                 Cures  Save  Synd-rome  Victims



                                W                                      Slopping  burgers to all  it.
                                         hen the first semester  stead.
                                                                                             ity, so there was,o need to leave
                                         was  over, one  could  3.  Jobs.
                                         have  looked  at  the  hours of  the night left students  3. Out of the ordinary outings.  A
                                second  one  with  anticipation with little sleep and patience to  different atmosphere relaxed the
                                knowing  the  year was  already  make it  through the school day.  mind.   Eating cold pizza in  Me-
                                half  over.   For  many students,  Many  students came to  school  morial  Park definitely created a
                                though, when the third quarter  with the "glazed eye" look,  a re- new mind set.
                                rolled  around they had become  sult of no  sleep.           4.  Escape  Mechanisms.   Field
                                victims of what was called-THE  4.  Nightlife.  Although not one of  trips broke up  the normal school
                                THIRD  QUARTER  BLAHS  SYN-   the main  contributors to  bore- pattern as well  passes to the li-
                                DROME.                        dom, Friday and Saturday nights  brary  to  "study".   Appoint-
                                CAUSES:                       did become the same to some ex- ments scheduled for eleven in  the
                                I.  Boring classes.  Students were  tent.   After  all,  how  many  morning gave students a  reason
                                only  able  to take so many notes  movies  can  be  seen?   Burger  to leave and not come back.
                                before  their fingers knotted and  King  always looked the same.   5.  Summer.   The way to win was
                                spiral marks appeared on  their  CURES:                      to hang on long enough to see the
                                arms.  Desk prints on faces also  I.  Time.  Time is  better than a cup  return  of  summer.   Summer
                                became more apparent.         of coffee and a  cold shower.   brought a sense of calmness and
                                2.  Homework.   Twisted algebra  2.   Daydreaming/hibernation.  relaxation as well  as fresh air, a
                                problems, and lengthy term pa-  Daydreaming worked best in  the  good substitute to  the stale air
                                pers all  began to look  the same.  classroom.  It  allowed for a tem- from the school's central heating
                                Some  students just  gave up  on  porary  leave of absence from re- system.  Summer, three months
                                trying  to separate everything and  ality.   With  hibernation  one  of freedom.  The  only true cure. IN
                                concentrated on the TV  guide in-  never entered a state of true real-  Susan  McGee   81
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