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Scott Shank celebrates by blowing up a balloon in the li- Chris Woods and Mike Shank either arc showing senior togetherness or will try to kill each • ™ry. other as soon as the camera is out of sight. Holadays typify ‘Sequel with No Equal’ The Holaday kids — Eddie (out of school), Brett, Chad, and Alan — are good examples of the Sequel with No Equal. Each had his her specialness in high school but none of the three can match the experiences of being the last of the line as Alan has. As a family, the Holadays enjoy backpacking and other outdoor ac- tivities. Individually, Brett says he enjoys being the oldest of the three still in school. Chad maintained that being the middle kid “isn’t all that great,” but youn- gest Alan says he learns from the mistakes of all the others. It isn’t all fun and games, according to Alan. “Everyone expects you to be just like the rest of the family,” he said. Bad or good, Alan is the last “sequel” and has no equal — at least not in the Holaday family. Right, the Holaday kids pose for a picture around the hol- idays. From top are Eddie (Holaday) Groves, Brett Hola- day, Chad Holaday, and Alan Holaday.
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Top left, Aimce Shelton is smiling as Jim Ewing prepares to stuff her into a locker. Top right, Eric Carlson and Heather McQueary show their togetherness. Lower left, Petrecc Faulkner is ready to start another exciting class period, complete with an inside-out T-shirt. 2 — Introduction Lower right, Liam Sullivan and Mike Steder discuss the answers to Ger- man homework before class.
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Top left, Gretchen Armbruster, Julie Taylor, and Karen Busch use a study hall period to enjoy the latest news. Above, Kelly Dallman and Amy Edwards are distracted at lunch. Middle right, Kevin Sandall leads the discus- sion in the library. “Appreciating” the discussion are Todd Reeverts and Scott Shank. Lower right, during Activity Period Dana Har- mon, Lisa Busch, Aimce Shelton, and Desa Rich- ards discuss the video tape of the latest girls' basket- ball game. Below, Bob Digiovanni reaches deep into his locker for unmentionable items.
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