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John Rigel Indiana State University U.S. History, World Cultures Don Stampini Eastern Illinois University English Randy Tolley Indiana Central University Business Bruce Torgersen Taylor University DePauw University Advanced Biology 16
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Marilyn Dixon, School Nurse Show Concern for Others... Ask any nurse or her family members and you will find she never completely loses the nurse identity. My life away from school centers around my husband, who is a farmer, and two children who are students at Covington High School. My personal interests include reading, nature hikes, gardening, bicycling, roller skating, and music (listening). Starting, but never finishing, new diet and exercise programs has become a way of life! I find great satisfaction in observing nature’s creatures. It is difficult to describe the joyous feeling upon seeing the first purple martin scout in the spring or catching sight of a doe and her fawn. Many of my life’s most fulfilling moments have come from being involved in the church, not only the formal worship, but also in those activities which have shown concern for others. I am happy to be a member of this community and school system and especially thankful for the freedom of living in the United States of America. Larry Morin Indiana State University Business Richard Partezana Harding College Biology, Chemistry Samual Patton Wabash College Mathematics Debrah Reeves Ball State University Business
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Robert Watt Indiana State University Industrial Education Don White Indiana State University Math Debbie Carpenter and Tina Buck share the Valentine message on the library bulletin board. Ann Johannes Love Me, Love My Library Books “Love your library” is a slogan for National Library Week. By making our library a place to locate many kinds of information for school assignments and materials for personal interests, it is hoped that students will develop a life-long love of libraries. My first “library” consisted of three shelves of books out in the hall that served the four upper grades of grade school but I have loved books and libraries ever since. 17
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