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MG' When wc. the Senior Class, made our way down the long lonely hallway to the kindergarten classrooms, all eyes were on us. We learned a great deal on that first day. As the days passed, that long, lonely hallway became a warm, friendly place. During play times and recess, we all made many new friends that would be there for the next 12 years. The next six years were filled with many experiences, some painful and some happy. We will always remember green lunch trays and gym sneakers hanging from our desks. When we reached Junior High, many strange discoveries loomed before us, but it was good experience for our high school years. When we arrived at those High School years, we were met with many new changes. Those once familiar eyes were there, watching and learning with us. In addition, new eyes became involved with scrutinizing our progress through high school. Three changes in administration and a large faculty turnover brought new observers to the scene. The construction of a controversial gymnasium and the failure of a levy at the Ada polls turned the eyes of the community on the school and its students. Our class perservered. Then came our long-awaited senior year. Once again, we were greeted with many new changes just as we had become accustomed to the old ways. Without changes, life would become routine, but change had seemed to continually follow us. Once again, those eyes of others were watching and learning along with us. As we part from the classmates we have known for so long, we will never forget the sad times, the happy times, nor those times when so many others were watching the class of '88. And as we leave this experience to enter the outside world, once again, “All Eyes Are On Us”. Table of Contents Seniors...........4 Student Life....28 People...........58 Sports...........86 Ads.............116 Groups..........136 Table of Contents 3
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Doing a little too much “communicating' in Communications class are Sherrie McCoy. Joel Hoag. Candy Howard and Cindy Gossel. George Downing carefully guides the saw on his Industrial Arts project. 4 Seniors
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