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~ Mf' • ...listiC6 is inUf'ltly
r6'1'i$ing hi$ plan$ for U'l6
coming wulc. H6 WOft$ hard
to pro'tld6 hia $WdMt;$ 1111U1
U'l6 kno~6dg6 of hi$tory U'lat
U'lcy nud to go on to coll6gC.
~ Mrs. Mclnto$h is
sm~ lik6 this was th6 first
tim• $0 m6on6 has
congratulaUd hv fOf' l>~ng
SouU'I campus' f 6aehv of th6
Y6¥.

Cau~ht rUp 1n ~~
Svti.x ...

1ac:::ult~ and

Ctubad~mLc:::s

Having to d6al with ov6r two
thousand stud6nts 6V«y day with only a
two day wuk6nd is not 6V«yon6'S dna m
carur, l:>ut for th6 uach«S at Columl:>ia
High, it's a way of lif6. Thos6 tir6I6SS
crusad«S fighting th6 l:>attl6 of 6ducation
ar6 much mor6 than th6 illusion of
h6artl6SS slav6 driv«S th6y portray. Our
rtl6ntl6ss, hom6work-giving, quiz-popping
uach«S sp6nd such a larg6 chunk of th~r
liv65 molding th6 futur65 of stud6nts. Th6
school day do6Sn't 6nd at 3:10 for th6m,
th6y tak6 ho m6 th~r work 6V«y night and
on th6 wuk6nds. Th6y not only su to our
acad6mic wtlfar6, l:>ut th6y ofUn help with
our p«Sonal prol:>l6ms. Th6 uach«S at
C.H.S. ar6 mor6 than what th6y sum.
Without th6m, our school would not 1:>6 as
gnat as it is.

Mr. Hucldl6ston smiNs on tl$
way out to th6 common$. H6
ruv.r fails to 1>6 dn<::t.ng
s~ to class and~
to prw6nt tarck$.

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