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- nstead of . featuring surveys of students' favorite cars, television pro- 'grams, and restaurants as in past years, certain hobbies and special interest stories fare the topics. Disco dancing, skateboard- ing, breeding dogs, and decorating cakes are a few of the various types of hobbies ,of students. Interesting stories include owning a pet bear, rolling yards, twins, bulletin boards, problems of the senior parking lot, and Miss Teenage Arkansas. Some outside activities show the faculty demonstrating their talents such as flying a plane, riding a horse, or painting a picture. ' W ls Mn. Joyce Plrvls instnxcts her advanced biology students on viewing tissue slides, Tina Arnold ind Kelly Murtha listen attentively. X Division fl 31
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1 301 Division Taking over at semester the responsibility of cheerleading sponsor and American history teacher, Mrs. Linda Chrisman spends an extra moment on pep assembly activities.
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Class of1980 Leauesits Mark e had looked 'forward to this year for so long. We were finally seniors and proud of it. Some went through thinking this was their last year, so why not make it the best. To others, though, this year was just like all the rest. It was a time to be endured. As the months went on, we became aware of the choices we had to make. Dressed alike, Dana Benetz and Denise Blessing participate in Twin Day. my waking in Foods and Nutrition are shui I-Ioliman and Scott Bmbrey. l32lSeniors College, employment, and marriage were all ahead of us. No two people made the same choices. It was all up to the individual. When we entered school twelve years ago, we did not know where we would be now. We set goals along the way. .We reached some of them, but others we did not. We put the bad times behind us and looked to the future. We do not know where we will be ten years from now or what we will be doing. We do not know if we will ever see our classmates again. The future is never certain. The only thing we can be sure of is that we will always have the memories, good and bad, of our school days.
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