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Brimming With a w a r d s

For the first tim e, the Senior Honors Students at the banquet were hon­
Night w as held with a dinner prior to ored for their academic achievements.
the presentation of awards. The caf­ Seniors w ho had excelled in a specific
eteria w as filled with students, family subject were given awards, as well as
and friends w ho gathered to enjoy those w ho had achieved excellence

their dinner and listen to Judge Grant, in their cum ulative grade point aver­
Dr. Bruckner's father, as a guest age. Individuals w ho received schol­
speaker. arships w ere also recognized.
"I really liked hearing Judge Grant "I received some scholarships at
speak. I had already heard him be­ the banquet w hich I hadn't been
fore when my Am erican Governm ent notified of y e t," Senior Jenny M eents
class w ent to Lincoln," Senior Barb said. "It gave the night more excite­
Reek said. ment and surprise." Amie Vignaroli

Senior Matt Johnson receives an art
award from Dr. Virginia Grogan.
Michelle Snyder

Senior Josh Sorbel receives the de-
bater of the year award from Coach Dr.
Charles Tichy. The debate team sent
four team members to Nationals this
year. Michelle Snyder

Jan Lund's French V class won State
for their performance of "Carm en."
The award for excellence in French V
goes to Senior Julie Krobot. Michelle
Snyder SGO Vice-President Jason Smith pre­
sents retiring Social Sciences teacher
Neal McDonald with a football hel­
met full of quotes. D aw n Bernady

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