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Scott Radicia
Sue Radik
Mark Ramsey
Amy Rayer

Tim Revoy
Renee Rex
Sandy Robinson
Cheryl Rodgers

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EIGHTH HOURS. Cory Sanchez
Leah Ryan

Did you have the qualifications.?
-A senior with required credits attained.
-Only seven classes listed on a schedule.
-A 45-minute extra allotment of time.
-An urge to be free of school hassles.
If yes was answered for the above questions, it’s most ---------- > < ------------
likely an eighth hour release was a part of the school Stephanie Sandquist
year. Paul Sartore
The eighth hour release was offered only to the
senior class beginning in ’84-’85. Grabbing the ------------
opportunity was almost a must to the seniors. Why
then were they seen around the school from 2:23 to
3:08?
Kathy Vetter answers, “I wanted an eighth hour
release, but there are things I do after school. It’s
knowing that I don’t really have to be here that makes
it so neat.” Gary Saunders
To accommodate the released students and allow Bryan Schertz
them to remain in the building, permanent hall passes
were offered. Each student desiring one (29 all
together) had to apply to Mrs. Novak in the office. -----------
Staying in the school also could have been for
other reasons. One being just to let other students in
class know who was already out.

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Jim Schlagenhauff
Tom Sear son

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The extra time found with
no eighth hour class gave
seniors a chance to just
relax and talk with friends
for awhile.

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