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Memories are

T h e days and years pass and all
• that remains are the memories.
Memories that are made of people,
places and happenings.
Recalling your high school days,
you may think of such things as your
first real date, your favorite song,
making cheerleading or the varsity
team, ski trips, winning first place at
a track meet, getting your class ring,
getting your dirver’s license, your
first job and going to a formal dance
with that someone special. Once
you start thinking of those things,
you start thinking of your friends and
classmates.
Friends are the biggest part of a
person’s memories. Without your
friends you would probably have
very few fond memories of high
school.
And, of course, most everyone will
treasure the memories of graduation
and all that goes with it.
What would people do without
memories? They wouldn’t have
much to talk about at class reunions
or when they run into an old friend.
They also give many people some­
thing to laugh or cry about in their
“old age” . Memories are about the
only things that stay with us forever.

Applying make-up in unusual places for a show will be
remembered by seniors Laurie Kealy and Ginny Sheehan.

To Hal

We, the Class of 1980,
would like to honor Hal
Kronberg by dedicating
the Senior section to him.
He will be remembered in
years to come by both his
friends and classmates.

Practicing basketball after school for hours is something
that these girls will probably never forget