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Brad Labedz
Shawn Je Lee
Hope Leonard
Vicki Levene

Melissa Linhart
Nichole Littlejohn
Dawnielle Lorenson
Shane Lowry

John Lucas
Matt Magnuson
Kristie Maley
Matthew Mattke

Kristine Maynard
Erin McAvoy
Regan McCormick
Renee McDonnell

“There is something that I in her classes. She feels that first felt the symptoms of
want to do as a senior but, I she wasted a lot of time that “senioritis” during the second
can’t say it on tape,” Mindy could have been used to pre­ week of school
Sanders said when asked if pare herself for her future. Many seniors were grateful
there is anything that she Paul Zbylut wished that he for the initiative they took in
wanted to do to make her se­ was in bed. He said that he doing well in school to earn
nior year more memorable. looked to his senior year as their open campus privilege.
Anita Haynes and Dave being able to sleep through his Skorniak said that she thinks
Renner said that when they classes. He complained that he it is great to have open campus
were underclassman they had not had enough sleep this because you don’t have to waste
looked to the seniors as the year. your time sitting in study hall.
best partying class. After ex­ While some chose to sleep “The best part of being a se­
periencing the senior year, they the second semester, the inten­ nior is getting out, ” Haynes said.
believed that it was not that big sity of “senioritis” grew im­ B a rb a ra E . R e e k
of a deal. Haynes and Renner mensely for the majority of se­
said they didn’t expect much niors. Thirty-two seniors who The Homecoming Pep Rally
out of the last year of high graduated mid-term were cured allowed students to strut their
school. of this infested disease that stuff. Steve Mowry participates
in the cheerleading dance
“I think the thing 1 will strikes quicker than you think. competition which helped the
miss the most is the friends,” Annette Skorniak said that she seniors to victory. Sophomore
Brad Labedz said. Of the other did not study much first semes­ Ryan Yarbrough watches with
regrets that seniors had, ter and anxiously awaited “get­ anticipation.
Haynes regrets not doing well ting out." Haynes said that she D a w n B e m a d y
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