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Xf. L h ' Ki ■ L - Sl } 1 C ' v 4 r Todd Bowers Bifiki Victoria Bowes «» Katcy Brackney Mark Bradshaw » sf « • Tamara Briggs r David Brown j ' V Tanya Brown rem clubs to A.S.U., Pete Koebler (front) has always been involved in activities. While C.S.F. president, Pete helped orga- nize a successful blood drive. He also showed his abilities in Mock Trial during his junior year. Having an extroverted character, it is easy for Pete to perforin in plays, deliver speeches and talk in front of the entire student body. John Leyman and Dave Neeve were his inspiration, serving as outstanding role models for him. A lighthearted and sometimes sarcastic person, J. Scavo enjoys making all the wrong people mad. He looks up to those who can do as they please, while still making a good living. Active involvement inJ.S.A. and A.S.U. as well as receiving the Washington Award gives J. a head start in his political career. ■Jg- . , . Make Tt;i ; Vi ' -.itnrrMix- ISIS
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- i Adam Bcnjoya :. ' -- Daniel Bcnjoya T- t Staci Billinger Kathleen Birkett f 4 1 r.;) ' ' - . i ;!- Cindi Blandin • t 4 Warren Bloomberg 4 Ma Kristen Blunt David Bolen 4» [ ' -H Diana Bolton Karen Bolton Melissa Boulton Roger Bouvier • • • Tremendous leaders with th e potential to be the best. — Mr. Moe
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' W:: M mm: ♦ ■rr i y ■ A . ' !« kj ii ' fc: « . 91 Kathleen Briioo Kevin Bryant Barbara Budginas Jennifer Burnett 2. Minof. no longer, Michelle Rushing. Jennifer Vfessling, coniemplaie housing alcernaii e% l.x2t J4 n o veryone looks forward to being a senior, but there is another milestone in a juvenile ' s life that he really i, look?) forward to: becoming an adult. ieniors furjn eighteen during their last year in high school. ms abound! The new adult may write his own notes cxcus- m from class. (The advantages to this arc obvious, and tie option to move out of the parental nest ate other advantages. Furthermore, his wallet might change sligh tly now that the driver ' s license is not provisional and credit cards are available. Disadvantages to being eighteen include adult punishment (in other words, jail becomes a possibility) and the draft. That ' s right: a high school student can choose the nation ' s President but may have to fight overseas. Being an adult can be exciting yet frightening.
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