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very senior is either a transfer stu

dent or one who came as a fresh

man. The latter group includes the

group of people^ they

of comradeship.' “We

ties or cares except

for the need of friend­

ships. Now that we’re

seniors, we’ve grown to

know and care about

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each other and to work

together as leaders,”

said Rob Keathley. Seni­

ors can ascertain how

much they’ve grown and

friends that have beer

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with them all the way

From planning class so

e Junior-Senior ban-

et, the seniors "have

d many opportunities

grown to love and ap­

Bill Kruppa, Matt List,
p recia te my class

Crissie Hawkins, Jon

through the activities
Yoder, Chad Willman,

Brad Bickley, Mason that we have planned to­

Phillips, and Leona gether, ’ ’ said Sarah

Sanford have been col­ Deuel.

lege classmates for

four years.