Cherry Hill West High School - Rampant Yearbook (Cherry Hill, NJ)

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I A , I f E I 1 fl l 1. lim Coben 2. Gary Hill G-Ku 1974. Senior bound. The junior year brought visions of a future that reached beyond West. While PSAT's and SAT's challenged your self- confidence fas well as your in- tellectual abilityj, dark images of col- lege life began to surface from the depths of your cluttered mind-a witch's brew of formulae, due dates, and percentile ranks. But as an upperclassman, relief came in the form of activities and class commitment. With a new governor came confidence that '74 could do more, and picnics, proms, and par- ties crammed your calendar. Since belief in your class was belief in yourself, each experience shared as a group revealed more definite charac- ter designs in individuals. The word junior assumed new life as you be- gan preparing for the leap into Se- niordom. 1974. Future bound. 3. George Dempsey . - F 1 '12 :ix 'V 31,9-. I , I Q underclassmen 83

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