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Juniors: Wealthiest Class In P.C. History

The Junior Class worked hard THE OFFICERS WERE: FRONT ROW: Doan
DiLullo, pres.; Bill Page, v. pres. BACK ROW: THE JUNIOR CLASS SPONSOR, Mr. Ray
throughout the year. The class Sessman, marches with the class during the
Katie Papanicolaou, treas,; Patti Jeu de Vine,
sponsored a picnic called “September- sec. Homecoming Day Parade.
fest” at Spanish River Park and trips to
Walt Disney World and the Everg­
lades.

National Tribble Week proved to be
everything except “Tribble trouble.”
The little yellow fuzzballs quickly
became the hottest item on the market
since the Pet Rock.

The Junior/Senior Prom, the main
responsibility of the class, was held at
the Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach.
Since the Junior Class was the
wealthiest in P.C. history, the event
was a financial success.

THE JUNIOR BOARD INCLUDED: FRONT
ROW: Dean DiLullo, Bill Page, Katie Papan­
icolaou, Patti Jeu de Vine. SECOND ROW:
Albert Polito, Becky Rodriguez, Whitney Squier,
Shelly Cameron, Lori Dingwall, Monica
Meerwarth, Tory Miller, Lynelle Gross, Karen L . m - % m£ , , jfl E P | | { ^
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Willers. THIRD ROW: Shari Olefson, Jody K ' W q j « jv'-t® ■ A ™ EL
Sorensen, Lisa Weil, Kirsten Johnson. BACK % *- m k m . r 4 j
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ROW: Rob Wheeler, Mr. Ray Sessman, Robert ft V,- ■ 1 r \ \ m J i t t r f 1
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Stehlin, John Kennedy, Hal Spitz, Craig iU
Horwich, Ed Barbanell, Richard Longhurst, » «
Paige Cole, John Buchanan, Heidi Haeck, Judy
Redd, Kent Fox, Mark Todd.

Mark Allsworth
Alexandria Angelides
Allison Avey
Edward Barbanell
Charmaine Barclay

Thomas Barrett
Ella Bartholomew
Brian Bass
Gregory Bingham
Jana Blackwell

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