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                  <text>•

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BY MONA BURRIS

Johnsonville High
School Reporter

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Gause tops, t-skirts, and sandles
can only mean one thing at JHS-spring has sprung! Bared anatomy
and colorful toenails have come
into view as a signal of this
splendid season.
Recess is a blessed relief from
the cool but confining classrooms ;'
students can hardl) sit still, eager
to be out in the balmy sunshine,
guzzling coke and soaking up the
rays. They find it difficult to
concentrate on studi.es while the
wonderful weather wastes.
After-school
activities have
changed from watching TV and
gobbling
goodies
to
tennis,
baseball, biking and simply sunriing. The weather seems to affect
the very souls of Students, as they
have become
more
unified
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Friendly jok.es have replaced
malicious pra s; jovial jesting
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outnumbers serious fi ts.
Underclassmen rejoice that only
two months remain to attend JHS,
but seniors (though joyous at the
thought of freedom) have ngs of
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regret that the year's end IS SQ
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close.

Spring, however, serves as an
outlet for unhappy thoughts, and
tends to make one forget his
live for the present ...
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