A Year of Changes (continued) We were all happy to find that we would be able to sleep twenty minutes later in the morning than we could last year. This was made possible by the new schedule which took away our snack break, but gave equal time to all the classes. Bible courses were offered throughout the day and there was a greater variety of classes from which to choose; so it was easier to arrange our schedules. Upon our return, we viewed our recently landscaped front lawn. It enhanced the beauty of the school. With the fresh grass and the new sign at the front of the building, students could tell they were walking In Wildcat territory. There was a break in tradition year as seniors were now allowed order clrcular-set senior rings. In the past, the entire class had always ordered the square style. Perhaps the greatest changes made In the 1978-79 school year were those that took place In us. As students who were together almost every weekday, we drew closer to each other. We shared each other's accomplishments and victories; and, In the same spirit, we experienced some mistakes and losses . 310 ~ Student Life
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