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Page 16 text:
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LIVING IT UP! Many different memoriable events occur during the school year. Events which involve the under-classmen os well os the seniors, ond the faculty members. Events ond activities which moke the school year more exciting include, the building of the Homecoming floats, the parade, the judging of the floats, the Homecoming game, crowning of the queen, and the Homecoming Dance. Other important activities include: the Variety of sports, the pep assemblies, band concerts, winter Homecoming, crowning of the king. Spinster, Spirit week, the proms (junior and senior) Class picnics and for Seniors Graduation. All these events are very special and memoriable to each and every one of us. DEDDIE JAKACKI Opposite Page: Fun rimes or rhe Homecoming Donee wirh Reene Enich. Sue Corrol. Liso Lirner ond Koren Monn. Opposite Page, right Denise Moheros helping wirh rhe Juniors floor. Opposite Page: Lower right: Opposite Page: Rich Freeman A rrue Musician'' This page, top: Morry Dowdell ond Morr Lourio rhe Jogs ore 1. For righr; Sue Rebel reads highly obour A.P.H.S. Above: Class Presidenr. Jim Roray pirches In on rhe Senior Floor. 12
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School is so much more thon just o building where students go to leorn the basic skills of reading, writing, and arithmetic. Although the most obvious purpose of school is to educate students in these areas, school lays the foundations of life upon which students must build. It is here that students grow and develop into responsible adults. The nurturing we receive from family, friends, teachers, and advisors during our high school years helps us grow from a tiny acorn info a sturdy tree. If is here at school where students learn good sportsmanship, learn how to perform, socially interact, develop interests, and make friends. We also learn how to succeed and how to fail, when to give our best and when to give up. and when to say hello and when to say good-bye. In short, high school is a prime period of time in a young adult's life. Hopefully the training and guidance we've received at A.P.H.S. will help us meet the challenges of everyday life. DY PAM NAVOY
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