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mportant decisions
clouded the year
for seniors. During
the year besides the
everyday school-
work of Business
Law or composition,
seniors filled out
numerous applications, went
on college visits, and spent

hours In the guidance office
chatting with college repre­

sentatives. The final goal?
Acceptance to a college or

university and scholarships.
Dawn Crlnklaw was a

recipient of a full ride athletic
scholarship to the United

States International Universi­
ty at San Diego, California for
basketball with an option for

softball. Crlnklaw said she
decided on U.S.T., “Because

after my visit there 1 was very
impressed with the university.

I like a private school.”
Besides just applying for

scholarships the Junlor/Sen-
lor Prom was also at the back
of most people’s minds. This

year was different though.
Because of R-PAC’s (Ralston

Parents Against Chemical
Abuse) organization of a post

prom party, students didn’t
have to worry about what

they would do after prom. The
teachers also made It a

special year for seniors by
organizing a barbecue.

Bob Benzel, art teacher and
organizer of the barbecue
.intelligence is a dis­
played as Senior said, "I really liked the senior
Valedictorian Chris
Mulligan gives her
speech, “A Senior’s class this year, It Just seemed
Thoughts at Com­
mencement". like a neat way to say
goodbye.”

38/graduation, prom