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or m ost fully the sum m er
F d e n t s , of preparation. Along
could also be a time
t
s
u
with the seniors,
the end
three teachers and
of
the
one adm inistrator
year arrived along
with a strong sense also completed their
of euphoria. The frus­ years at Ralston. The

trations of the school ‘93-94 year was Sci­
year could be ence teacher Erik
benched for the sum- Torring, English

mer-a time of rest and Teachers Daryl Tay­
recovery. Since the lor and William
last week of school Novak’s and Principal
included two anxiety- Martha Bruckner's

filled days of double­ last years.
block finals, complet­ ELLEN GRADY
ing the year was an

extra blessing. Step­
ping out the doors on
May 26th, each stu­
dent breathed a sigh

of relief-each stu­
dent, that is, besides
the seniors. The

graduating classes’
last day of school
took place on May
In celebration of Hippie Day
19th. For college during Homecoming Week,
bound seniors, hope­ students not only went back in
time but also went way back
into their parent's closets to
find the appropriate clothing,
l felping decorate each other
are Freshmen Colleen Ryle,
Lisa Gibilisco and Kelly
B ernady. Senior Jeff Peterson shows Mr. Kl is Contest held during
photo by DAWN BERNADY off his casual side during the I lomecoming Week. Senior