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Makin' memories and movin'on

egistering for classes on August books, and tassels were other Seniors were always the rowdiest at
R 27, seniors usually took a light expenses for that approaching day, pep rallies, dances, football games,
load as they wanted to enjoy their May 23, which it seemed one had and parties. Underclassmen waited
last year of high school. waited for half his life. for the last week before graduation
Several seniors received work Senioritis brought strong desires to to see what creative pranks their
releases to earn money for that pick on freshmen and to not peers would pull.
special car or college, not to mention complete homework. Memories of getting one's driver's
the money spent in preparing for The ACT test was taken by the license, the first date, formal dances,
graduation. Senior pictures were majority of seniors. Finding out one's awards won, parties, and all the
taken, bought, and handed out to score, choosing a college, and filling wonderful friends one had made,
friends with words of good luck in out scholarship forms were done in would always be "Lasting
the future and "let's keep in touch" order to help with college expenses. Impressions" of high school.
written on the back. Announcements, Other students thought of finding a
caps and gowns, senior keys, memory good full time job after graduation.

On February 12 if a girl talked to a guy her paper The senior breakfast, held at 6:30 a.m., offered Taking a final look around, mid-term gra­
heart was taken by him. Senior David Cray col­ students time to visit before going to school on a duate Sheryl Kranz prepares to walk out of
lected the most hearts and won the “ Mr. Irresisti­ cold February morning. Seniors Robyn Johnston, the school for the last time.
ble" contest held during student council week. Lynn Alexander, and Kim Fifer enjoy the food
served at Perkins.

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