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lean Dachnowicz and Sue Collyer strut their stuff down the hall. Danielle Weisse listens intently while Senior Year is a very impor- tant year in a student ' s high school career. All of a sudden, seniors are hit with many im- portant decisions. They finally realize that all of their grades from the past four years really count. As they are applying to different colleges, some seniors may discover that all of their hard work has paid off, while others may regret that they did not work up to their full poten- tial. )ust a word of advice to the underclassmen — Work hard now, so you do not regret it later. Randi Zirkel, Mindy Zitomer and Kerri Somma look over the menu for the lunior Prom.
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SENIORITIS The common disease of Jonathan Dayton students begins at the end of Junior Year and is in full swing by September of their Senior Year. This disease is called Senioritis. These students are more con- cerned with socializing than with stri ving for higher academic achievements. Cutting and talking in class are just two examples of this apathy that is becoming an epidemic. Although parents and teachers do not appreciated this behavior, Dayton students look forward to becoming a part of the tradition. It is vital that teenagers establish good social habits as well as intellectual pursuits. Senioritis may be unfortunate for teachers but, sometimes you ' ve just gotta say, What the Mitch Stein breaks into Dayton ' s grade system
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Lisa White tells her the story. ' Hey, Everett, what ' s the answer to number 10, asks Marc Singer. Whenever I need a friend you always seem to be there. You help me with my problems. And our joys together we share I can ' t imagine life Without a friend like you, Once we get together We are an indivisible two! All the fun I ' ve shared with you Can never be replaced. Together we ' ve had many good times And conquered the problems we had to face. So I want you to know That I am always here, If ever you need a friend To make your thoughts clear. And when I must leave you, As many good friends sometimes part, I leave you with good memories And an important place in my heart. Mike Wood and Charlie Frank try to decide what books they need for their next class
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