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biJmfaimiiMyalalilti DPZ V From the first period class on IVIonday morning to the last period class of Friday, students were looking forward to the weekend. When Friday afternoon finally rolled around, many people were thinking of that familiar expression, Thank God it ' s Friday! Plans for the weekend were long underway and all were anxious to start partying. The next two and half days were filled with fun, leisure and excitement. A lot of time was spent under the sun, either surfing, sailing, skiing or just plain sun bathing. And who could forget those Niggerhead parties? Nights were filled with movies, games, dances, concerts and more parties. Like all good things, the weekend had to end. Unfortunately, the end of the weekend meant the beginning of a new school week. Forty-five minutes until the end of second period, thank God it ' s Friday! is the body language of junior Pete Polak. ti 34 STUDENT LIFE
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ABOVE: Doug Brennan and Connie Thaler, juniors, used their lunch break to study. LEFT: Kevin Andres, sophomore, searches for the fullest bag of potato chips. TOP LEFT: The cafeteria noise was sometimes deafening as friends such as N larty Serraes, Keith Osborn, Darren Mandelm and George Burnosky, seniors, talked, laughed and made plans for the weekend. TOP RIGHT: Senior, Rita Paoletti beats the bathroom rush for a quiet moment of freshening up. STUDENT UFE 3:
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LEFT: Karen Kemp hangs posters announc- ing the Senior Sock Hop. BELOW: Ted Taylor, sophomore, shows the relief of Friday afternoon as he waits for his friend to drive him home. Bua kiA STUDENTS:
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