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4 A cowboy with pizza? Wesley Boswood looks like he enjoyed his lunchtime break. V Sharing an evening at the first school dance, were Linda Aarstad and a friend. V Senior Kim Diamanti is with friends Kim Meche and Michelle DesRosier. K-93 ,- 5, . 4 ,gh .A M A on .. f X S, . 2 av 1, ' is X 'i fmt. i g A Student council members Sally Carrillo and Matt Plaisted discuss an event. THEME
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eople. They surround us and af- fect our lifestyle. They teach us and show us how to be respon- sible adults. They befriend us and keep us company. And they lighten our lives with laughter and love. Everything we do in- volves the people around us. Through our experiences, accomplishments, triumphs, and losses we gain education and a sense of being. We are the best we can be and we control our own destinies. With the guidance and help of our fellow man we learn to live life as we see fit. Santa Rita offered us many opportunities to learn. In the classroom we learned the solid, im- portance of academics for success in the real world. Sports taught us to work with, support, and help our teammates. While special interest A A little freshman stands alone in a hall at Santa Rita, awed by its truly amazing size. V In Drama's production of THE BAD SEED, Ron Nielson played a father. PP Varsity Volleyball Coach Irma Piccone introduces the new team at a fall assembly. Design: Bill Sharp Copyzjean McKnight Photos: Bond, Davis, Oliverof Ashford People . . clubs helped us develop and perfect special skills that made us unique. Through our interaction with classmates, we learned how to be cool by talking and dress- ing the in way. We enjoyed the company of friends who cheered us up when we were feeling low, and we laughed at the crazy jokes and outrageous times we shared. We still crammed for final exams but we learned how to handle authority and correct our mistakes from teachers. High school graduation prepared us for a minute portion of our lives. As we grow older we are constantly learning by facing new ex- periences, meeting new people, making new goals when old ones are reached. The most important thing is to, live life to the fullest, love every moment of it, laugh as much as possible, and learn from the people who sur- round you. it ,r '6 I .tr ... Q' is
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