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Dana Plowman listens in- tently in Junior English. Charm Marvin listens in- tently to classroom lec- ture. Mr. Greaven gets involved in the students' discussion in marketing. 48 - Academics Francesca Coppelli participates in her Journalism classroom activity. Thinking Ahead for the Future If you are consider- ing college, you should take as chal- lenging curriculum as you can stand, so that you are ready for the challenge presented by college courses, according to counsel- or Brenda Steenson. To adequately pre- pare students, MdN offered several col- lege prep classes, and also, because the cost of college is so expensive, many stu- dents look toward scholarships to help with the financial end. Scholorships come from many sources, such as civic groups, corporations, profes- sional sources and from many of the col- leges themselves. To qualify for these scholarships, some qualifications must apply. Some helpful infor- mation is provided by our counselors who have full lists of these scholarships avail- able upon request.
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