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OPP PAGE. TOP Dallas Lenear and Jeff Lilord get a little closer to tour guide. Kay Smith OPP PAGE. FAR LEFT Cheri Woods. RaShawnda Blake, and Pam Franklin hurry to get ready for dinner OPP PAGE. BOTTOM CENTER The guys wait patiently for thee female companions to get ready for dinner TOP Part of the group takes refuge under an Indian shelter CENTER LEFT Dallas Lenear. Jeff Lillard. Cletus Baber, and Jocque Seaborn flaunt their physiques CENTER RIGHT Danielle Royster prepares for another day of touring BOTTOM Lawan Pringle 'fences'' around for some attention Wiiamsburg 13
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s. i Williamsburg: A Memorable Experience On Tuesday night, six p.m., April 28, a group of Juniors and Seniors from Ms. Harris' and Mr. Wiltse's classes packed their bags and headed East. Their destination: Williamsburg, Virginia, where they spent five days touring one of the first settlements in America. While there, they visited the Governer's Palace, the Court House, the jail, and the Magazine in Colonial Wil- liamsburg They also visited Cart- er's Grove Plantation on the James River However, the trip wasn't memorable just for the places vis- ited The group enjoyed shop- ping in the Williamsburg Plaza and the afternoon spent at Busch Gardens. The hotel antics and the bus trip also left unforgetta- ble memories in each vacation- er's mind.
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'87 Freshman trip: Soviet connection in Washington When the 1987 freshmen class heard about going to Washington D. C.. they didn't know the kind of excitement that awaited them Mr. Davidek and Mr Cybulski chaperoned forty students on a trip that they will never forget. Why? Mr. Davidek and his group were invited to the Soviet Embassy. There, he received a personal message and an autographed book from a representative of Mikhail Gorbachev. That wasn't the only excitement. Even though it was cold and rainy, the group toured the city, its monuments, museums, and other places of interest. A highlight was visiting the U. S. Naval Academy in Annap- olis. After the trip, everyone was worn out, tired, and cranky, but all agreed that they had one of the best times of their lives. 14 Washington D C.
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