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Christopher Keenan

Colin Keierleber

Heather Kennedy

Trish Killion

Kevin Kirschner

John Konopik

Tim Kotrous

ebbie Kottmann

Brett Lacey

Adam Lane

Shane Larsen

Jennifer Larson

cal program. Jason Leifert de­
T oday's^ reparation bated on Iowa State University
or the University of Nebraska at
SENIO RS Lincoln to major in meteorol­
FEEL L A S T T om orrow s ogy.
MINUTE All graduating classes have a
percentage of students who
P RE SSU R ES didn't plan on attending a col­
A chievement" lege. Which was the case for

Quick! Choose your college. priorities set. Also she stated senior Sara Cox, who planned
Turn in your application and that students have a hard time to go to Chicago to try and have
scholarship forms. Take ACT'S choosing a certain college be­ a book published.
"One thing is for sure though,
or SAT's, try again to get a better cause of money, location and
score. Also on top of this, your whether or not the school will it takes lots of motivation to make
parents expected you to main­ accommodate their major. Se­ it today. After all today's prepa­
tain a three point and above nior Ben Galyardt backed these ration is tomorrow's achieve­
grade average. factors and said, "Sports schol­ ment," Mrs. Gindt said.
These were just a few of the arships also played a major part."
many tasks most seniors had to Many seniors were not sure BECCA CARLSON
have completed by graduation. where they wanted go to col­
Vae Gindt, coordinator of the lege or what would be their S e n io r C a rrie \$aller, e n jo y in g h e r
Epi-Center, said that her best major. A few students like Daina o p e n ca m p u s, is h a v in g lu n ch a t a
advice to seniors would be to Grinnell chose to go to Creighton frie n d 's h ou se, p h o to b y A M i j
get organized and have your University because of its medi­ M A R S H '
Se+uonh, tyutuA e PlatiA,