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THOINAL

“In the sixth grade I had a party at the end of the year at my
house where everyone was invited."

1982 was an important year for schools, and have been friends the up getting check marks behind my
many people. Summit meetings were whole time. name, and she never got caught.”
being held between the U.S.S.R and Country Club Rd. was home to A lot of friends were made during
the U.S., unemployment rates were Nickisch while nearby State St. was the years and were kept for what
soaring, and disco was on was on its Robinson’s street. Even prior to their seemed like forever. Seniors Sandy
way out. But there was a more kindergarten year, the girls would stay Jones and Wendy Huntington met at
pressing issue on the minds of the the night at each other’s houses, play Blumfield Elementary where
class of ‘94. This was their first year handball on Robinson’s porch, and Huntington’s mom was the “room
of kindergarten. Starting school was play at the park. Their first year of mother.” Since elementary school
exciting to the five- Inconcievable school was at they have spent their good times and
both scary and
bad times together. Huntington was
Maywood
year-olds. Kindergarten taught these Elementary where their teacher was there when Jones' parents were
kids many things. Besides numbers Mrs. McCracken. Nickisch remem­ divorced and through bad moods and
and the alphabet; they also learned bers them both as being loud, but mood swings, but there were also good
about sharing and cooperating. Robinson never getting in trouble for memories.
Perhaps the most important lesson it. “In the sixth grade 1 had a party at
they learned though was about “Mrs. McCracken had drawn a big the end of the year at my house where
friendship. In kindergarten often whale on the chalkboard and labeled it everyone was invited. Wendy and I
times a best friend was made that ‘Big Mouth'. Jenny and I bet each went to the side of my house, and she
would last all through the school other that we wouldn't get our names kissed Justin Guretzkey and I kissed
years. Seniors Lisa Nickisch and in it, but I was the first to get my name Brett Lacey,” Jones said. “They were
Jenny L. Robinson met in their up,” Nickisch said. “I tried so hard to both of our first kisses.”
neighborhood, went to the same get Jenny’s name in there that I ended ELLEN GRADY

School Board President Peggy
Carrell congratulates Trevor
Schendt upon receiving his di­
ploma. photo by NI KKI
ABRAHAM

Saul Carrier and Corinne
Adams walk side by side down
the isle to their seats. Photo by
Candi Zych

Hmy Lawson and Jennifer forgetting the pi ires of ti
Larsen enjoy a laugh together day. Photo by Ni Abrahaf
Vt*,,
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