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LOOKING CURIOUSLY at a large plastic paper clip, Brian Hughes wonders what the purpose of it could be. while Raj Shmghai tries to carry on a conversation with some- one else. RECEIVING THEIR PICTURES, sophomores wait patiently several BEING CREATIVE. Brian Hughes attaches the large plastic paper clip to his ear. catch- ing the attention of Raj Shmghai STOPPING AT lockers between classes is a common place to get in some last minute studying before class Jolene Comes. Mark Sebert. and Chris Gross take a final look at some notes • • • thjL OLTL !? 3
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by Dee Feickert “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times , sound famil- iar? A lot of different things go on during the course of the year, and like the above quote from “A Tale of Two Cities,’ they aren’t all a bowl of cherries. However, each one has to begin and end and then, finally, the year itself ends. Everyone has their own favorite time of the year. According to Stephanie Peterson, Junior, “Spring is my favorite time, be- cause the year is almost over and we get out of school.” But that’s not to say that she doesn’t have fun waiting for Spring. CAUGHT BY SURPRISE. Tim Mehlhoff walks down the hall on his way to his locker at the start of the day This is one interpretation of a desti- nation, but then again, each person thinks ahead to a different end. Vanessa Hertz, Sophomore, stated, “I’m waiting for volleyball season, so I can try out for the Junior Varsi- ty team.” Good luck Vanessa! Things don’t always turn out the best. However, when things go Erik Feickert’s, Senior, way he feels, “a sense of accomplishment; I can set a higher goal. Meanwhile, we all continue to look ahead to a different tomorrow. Cer- tainly, it doesn’t end with this school year. For some it’s just now only the beginning. But we sure did have fun getting where didn EATING CANDY. Leslie Frohling and Tracy Kraft pass the time on the bus trip to Strugis for girls basketball INTENSLEY INTERESTED in the basket sit on the bleachers awaiting their chance to ball game. Sophomore and Varsity players play. 2-Theme Introduction Page by Dee Feickert
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