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Extra, Extra, read all about it! i ii A Advisor Mr. Johnson TJHMIUO m inn tuna Randl Berman, CamI Bullock, Dusty Chrlstensen, Christy Clerc, Brandln Corbin, Jim Cox, Trisha DeVreugd, Kelly Oyer. Jennifer Edwards, Kristlna Godfrey, Brett Harvey, Nina Kelllllkl, Mlctielle Kendall, Steve Lee, Ros Lockwood, Rob NIcholes, Regan Rtiebeck, Darren Rogers, Mlctielle Seeman, Jennifer Spittle, Jon Sprague, Kurt Steenblock, Tara Young, Kim Westad, Joel Wittenberg . and advisor Mr. Jolinson T Steve Lee ▼ T Kristina Godfrey ▼ ▼ ▼ Darren Rogers m ' IH m t i.fl Wr msmi-.i sm mL, ' H Early every morning ttie journalism staff shuffled into room 203, only fo be faced with deadlines, deadlines, and more deadlines. Their hard work and dedication was shown through their monthly publication, the Hawkeye , Under advisor Scott Jotinson and page editors Steve Lee Front, Kristina Godfrey Features, and Darren Rogers Sports, the Hawkeye staff kept students in- formed on everything from OC.AD to wrestling. one hundred fifty ▲
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Creative expressions Art demonstrations, internation- al desserts, musical perfor- mances and an art display were added attractions to the unveil- ing of the Apotheosis Literary Magazine. feii i- The debut of Apotheosis is heralded each year at a Fine Arts Festival held in May. A combined effort of the Music, Drama, Art and the Creative Writing Club, the festival is a day of cel- ebration of song, art, stu- dent writings and dramat- ics. Taste treats provided by Foreign Language Clubs were quickly con- sumed by culture hungry students . A one hundred forty-nine
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Stop in for bargains at the Hawk Stop ► Relaxing after a busy day of sales are clockwise, Mr. Gary Jurgemeyer, Richard Mazur, Sean Kim, Shane Rosenlund, Amy Bror and Dolly Slelman. r ' AWk,4,i A new moving sign ex- presses tfie latest bargains available to students at ttie Hawk Stop. Swooping in for ttieir daily ration of popcorn, students can also purctiase PSAT and AP ex- am tickets, school supplies, sweats, floppy disks, pfioto paper and a variety of othi- er necessities of high school life. Students workers are paid wages and learn about the retail sales business. Keep- ing the popcorn hot and in plentiful supply, teaches them about the law of sup- ply and demand. ▲ ▲ one hundred fifty-one
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