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1. But Mom, I want to come home! (J. Pa-trow) 2. Wow, Patty, how do you do that? (P McNallan) 3. Your kiss is on my lips! (R. Schurham-mer) 4. Macho men, T. Schneider and D. Hen-riksen. 5. And what class is this for??? 6. Does anyone have chapter 26 done? (B. Berning) 7. The new “Mr. Fred. (H. Bussian) 8. Shall we dance? (T. Wenzinger B. Passe) 9. New student, Jerri Simpson. (Eight by tens are available, T.K.) 10. Boredom sets in. 27
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Two Steps mryn Away m gj ' St (123 days, unless we have a snowday) And that's just what we got this year — A snowday. That's depressing. It's not that we don't like school (stop snickering), it's just that things get to be such a routine especially if you have the same classes in winter as you had in fall. Of course there were those students who took off for sunny California in the middle of the trimester. Others settled for the malls in Rochester or took off a day to catch up on their favorite soaps like All My Children, The Guiding Light, General Hospital. (By the way, someone want to explain to Denny Pfeilsticker why Dove can't be his favorite soap?!?) The monotony was broken on Valentine's Day when Ron Schurhammer and Lisa Allen came to school wearing red lipstick and sheets. Even Cupid was embarrassed (although Ron never looked better)! With wrestling, gymnastics, and basketball, there were plenty of things to do after school. And when school events weren't scheduled, we caught our favorite TV shows like Riptide, Murder She Wrote, Miami Vice, and the Nightly News (Ron Merckling's favorite.) Thursday nights were reserved for Knots Landing. How did we ever get our homework done???
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1. Were hats in this year? (J. Edwards C. Marking) 2. This was a very popular look — white T-shirt, oversided sweater, and jeans. (T. Wenzinger) 3. Try it, you'll like it! (T. Bornfleth, M. Wyatt, C. Glomski, T. Hanson) 4. Can you tell Brian sent the kiss and flowers? (L. Edlebach B. Stamschror) 5. Yes, you'll fit through the door. (J. Roemer) 6. Doing time Sean? (S. Carr) 7. Who's in there with you, Sue? (S. Sentis)
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