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J-J-JUN-I-I-IOR-JUN-IOR-JUNIOR!

Lori Garrison
Dan Garfin
Kim Gell
Sfeve Geftman
Doug Gibbins
Don Gillotfe
Dave Girouex
Mike Grace
Denise Grammar
Paf Gray
Bob Griffin
Jeff Guerrero
Ken Guthrie
Dan Haas
Larry Hagedorn
John Hanel
Vanessa Hanson
Nathan Harding
Shari Harroun
Rick Hauschild
Cheri Hazuka
Lisa Heaton
Craig Heckman
Julie Helmick
Julie Hendricks
Nancy Henk
Scott Hevelone
Jeff Higgason
Matt Hilding
Pennie Howard
Ruth Howard
Dave Hurt

Goals may be ... when it comes to class

events like breakfasts

Junior Class President Gina O'Brien's goal for
the juniors is, “I'd like our class to be closer and
do more things toaether. Not just one group, but
everybody. That's what we were trying to
accomplish with the breakfasts,"
O'Brien found that after trying to accomplish
this, organizing a class breakfast is an embarrass­
ing situation when only a few show up.
Even though being a class officer is
sometimes an uneventful job as Crinklaw
explained, "Really class officers don't do too
much. It's more a title than it is a job."
Junior officers get a chance to put their
positions to work by organizing prom to honor the
senior class. Crinklaw said that their job is to pick
a band, decorate; and help with programs and
invitations.
O'Brien's and Crinklaw's decision to be class
officers were, “I just wanted to get involved in
more groups other than just cheerleading," said
O'Brien, and Crinklaw said, “I wanted to do more Junior Class Officers are: Claudine Carbul-
things. I wanted to have a say in what goes on lido. Dawn Crinklaw, Gina O'Brien and Doug
Gibbins.
in the school."