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Laurie Wess taken one last look at the 1987 tennis year — a year in which she helped her team win the championship. OISE EAST EOOK One last lcx k at the 1987-88 school year brought various meanings to the students. For the seniors it meant the parting of friends and entering a new phase in life. The juniors realized that they had to prepare them- selves to lake over for the graduating seniors, while the sophomores, after a brief period of orientation, became full-fledged “high schoolers.” But for all, they would remember the good times and the bad times, the happy times and the sad times and realize that this year was one that they would cherish. f—FORESI HIUS J The scholastic quiz team, com- prised of Andy Ytmrirh, Melissa Stombaugh, Amy Metsger, and Robert korach found their com- peting a learning experience. Jamie Patterson and Lori Bukosky enjoy the last day of the autumn season At the HUM Halloween party for the retarded. Storey Maxsrell en- tertains one of the guests. 4 — Theme
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ONE LAST LOOK Beginning Thursday, September 1, the 1987-1988 school year came to a close on Friday, June 3, with graduation at the UPJ Sports Center. One last look brought different reactions from the 498 students. For sophomores it meant getting acclimated to a new environment, new teachers and some new courses of study. The juniors looked upon the year as one of growth and maturation and a stepping stone to that final year in high school. For the seniors it meant making serious decisions concerning their future, parting of friends, and preparing to enter the adult world. But as all looked back, they would remember the good times and the carefree days they had with their classmates and feel that the 1988 was one of the best in their young lives. Table of Contents — 3
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All claMte bfranif involved in “Farmer I ay” of Spirit Week. Included here are junior Jamie Patterson, left; oph- omore .4my Baumgardner and Ban Wolfhope, senior Marcey Sherer, and junior Jeremy Aajdel. At the Homecoming fentivitien, held September 30, Heath- er Bussell i crowned 1987 Queen by Firin' lostlou. Ia t year' queen. Theme — 5
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