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Kristin Achterhof Brad Ahrendt Janine Anderson Timothy Anderson Lori Ask Tony Baustain Gilles Bersier Debra Blom Wayne Brands Jean Buffington Rhonda Burmeister Dale Bush Tim Buss Troy Buss Gregory Carroll Jayne Christensen Annette Christiansen Casey Connell Dawn Cragoe Lana DeGroot 3
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What makes seniors unique? Seniors. Although they attended the same school, lived in the same town, and worked, ate, and slept just like everyone else, their lives always seemed to be separate and special. We discovered, however, that the reality of becoming a senior is far different than anything we imag- ined earlier. This final year is simul- taneously the closing and opening of chapters in our life histories. The prospect of leaving behind the friends that have come to mean so much is saddening. We have shared many good times, such as the state basketball tournament, and helped each other through the bad. But the challenges of the future cannot be ignored, and as we create our new goals and hopes, one thing is certain: The Class of 1984 and the memories of our senior year shall always be cherished. It seems like just yesterday we were beginning the 7th grade talk about exciting! Since then, the stu- dents that I have seen at LHS have all had the same unique quality. We all know how to appreciate both good friends and an excellent education. Being a student in the Luverne school system has not only been a unique experience, it has also been a great privilege. Trust and support are two of the main items that make our school superior to others. It's nice not having to lock your locker, and it's great knowing that you are being supported by your classmates in whatever you do. I hope that as we leave this building on May 31, each of us will always remember all of the great times we had together as the class of 1984. Tim Olson Victoria Roberts Signing endless senior pictures is part of the sen- ior year. Angie Michelsen gets a start on her share in the lobby. Graphic arts is one of the more popular classes for seniors. Greg Carrol works on a linoleum print for Graphic Arts I. 2
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Steven DeSplinter Deanna Deutsch Michele DeYong Darren Duffy David Eidahl Sheila Eiter Joel Elbers Jodi Enninga Kevin Fick Paul Fick Terri Fleseland Troy Fodness r 4
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