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Top: Boy, isn't reading poetry fun? Center Left: Leslie Hebert critiques vlsual on for Forum. A' 'V 'V Center Right: Tocy VonBibber ond Johnrylo- chary toke a breols from reading poetry, to pose for o picture. ' Fitst Row: Bridgett Powers, Liza Hukel, Shondalo Veal, Charles Neal, Carhalino Sau- Yin Lou, Lydia Vincent, Samantha Swallows, Angie Nido. Second Row: Teresa Ortiz, OnaLeo Keeran, Leslie Hebert, Aphra Millington, Ann Hse, Goretti Lau, Johljllush. Third Row: Holly Gauthier, Patrick Locour, Brad Herrington, Beth Harrell, Kari Belvin, Courtney Sibley. Jerry Roberson, Amy Lee, Fourth Row: Lynna Lai, Lana Davis, Alexander Karst, Kerrie Braly, Julie Price, Hebert Meodows lll, Tacy Voniiibber, Jonathan Gilliland. Fifth Row: Lawrence Lewis, Aaron Bishopgfgbrlan Scruggs, John Zachary, Torn Newtohiifglltgjyid Welding, William Lubelski. clubs 113
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Page 116 text:
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ThefiForuni ilstoff is selected group of juniors ond seniors who hqve disf pIoyedrsgiliteroryl'lrolentfin creotive writ- fihg thoughout their high school yeorsi lt is rhesjob of erer this dedicated stoff to scomposeifhe FORUM - o publico- tion of selected sturdenrpoetryg prose, ond short- stories for the en- joi7ment'sof the school ond commu- nity. Eochgyeor the Forum stofffdoes orggcosmmehdobledijob, ond this yeor is no' exception. Keep up thergood AL Lyxrk I K ,,-' ffiq f . First Row Angle Nldo Tereso Ortiz Cothollno Lou Hebert Meadows lil Second Row Lynno Lol Leslie Hebert Kerrie Broly Kon Belvin Brion Scruggs OnoLeo Keeron Chorles Neal Tom Newton Middle: To reod or not to reod? thats the question! Bottom. I giyesrnisspesem on S - for sorry! ,Z ri, . . 112 spro- Forum , V., : ,QQ i , ,.-, .,,gly, . gy-4, m ' t ' 1, Us ' , N ' Li-giggle s, ,f 1 U . w . use rf f f, , ,i X, KIA., ' fi. , wg Fifa is if lib ,. , , - . err-ls,
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Page 118 text:
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fQgThe Iibrory workers ore on ef- ficient group of students who work through oll hours of the school doy in order to keep theiiibrory in tip- top condition. instruction ofggrhe ilibrorion Sgii'is Mf54 Colemon Gingros, fourteen work- sersffsee to it thot books ore checked in ond out, the shelves ore kept neot, the mogdzines ond newspopers ore on the copy machine is op- to the efforts of theseifiiihijfdworking students, the ASH Iibroriri mointoins the finest li- brory in the porish. s Left: Working with the mochine. Right: Coiemon herd qtgwork. - V i First Row: Cindy Wotson, Wiliiotjn- Lubeiskl, Chad Meider, Potrick Dur,chfiield:' .lOeI Heard, Seqond Row: Joinni Ch0TQ1QlU3fl'QQmgQS Curcio. L L i Rights the fine. 114 EPEC
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