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Right: Taking advantage of the warm September weather. Ren- ee Devers withdraws from the noisy cafeteria crowd to com- plete a reading assignment Below: Needing some time to sort out her feelings. Karen Bodenschatz walks in the woods. 8
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Tliis generation believes in getting involved and helping others. (Kim Law) Each of us is in some way involved, either with our friends, our studies, or the various activities set up by the school. Association with friends helps us to communicate our ideas and gain self-con- fidence as a result of their support. Through classroom participation, debates, and panel dis- cussions we learn to develop a sense of responsibility. We satisfy the need for competition and recognition by taking part in sports and cooperating with others in activities. Regardless of how you look at it—you are involved Above: Student Council members Terrs Bimle. Kathy White, Dan Myers, Al Wissinger, and Karen Ohler finish trimming the lobby tree, an annual project of the student council Left: Seniors Ron Saccol and Mark Peretin complete a physics experiment under the watchful eye of Mr. Endler. 7
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Instead of the usual bowling and movie dates, juniors Carol Smiach and Brian Clement spend their Sunday afternoon at the Johnstown National Paul Croyle finds time to reminisce about his Christmas Flood Memorial vacation days during a boring afternoon study hall “ I am Polish by birth, Amer- ican by being here, but I am myself all the way. (Janet Goldyn) Going along with the crowd, being part of a group, or conforming to others’ standards is generally acceptable to most of us. But there are times when you want to be an individual, alone with your thoughts, alone with your emotions or just alone with somebody you care about. Sometimes you do things a little out of the ordinary just to be different, to prove that you are an individual You can be influenced by so many different things—your family, your peers, your environment, or even the place of your birth, but despite all of these, you are unique. You are an individual. 9
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