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Prcxclice ,Progress cmd Problems Summer Camps, lmpmvemems, Gel us Recxdy for Regislrcxllcm Part-time work at Azars kept spending money in Dana Fillip's pocket over the summer. Summer fun provides relief from the drudgery of school for the frisbee players, and a time for the cheerleaders to prepare for the next year. 12 Practice, Progress And Problems
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CUSS of 1981 Bids PCHQWQU .ff 9 X ' At the Senior Asseinbly. Pat Neve gives Ann Gooldy the Most Respected Girl award. The hugs are half happy and half sad at the I98l graduation for Keith Hall and Craig Jordan. At the end ol' the year there were many events for seniors. but for Doug Mihoover and Kini Sawyer. perhaps none were more speeial than Prom. May Events ll
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Y fi. There's no doubt that for fun, but for Berkey, it is' also xx Summer improvements Several projects were underway during the summer to improve the school. Twenty-seven rooms were repainted, a new weightroom was in- stalled, and new bleach- ers were built in the gym- nasium. These were cost- ly improvements, but were needed to prepare for inspection of the North Central Evalua- tion Committee. The committee reported the strengths and weaknesses of the school. At rcigstration, Ms. Phipps helps Tony Martinez choose his classes. Summer Comps While many students spent the summer bathing in the sun, vacationing, or working a summerjob, some students spent time at camps. Members of the Spectator and Lahian staffs attended a journalism camp. Students also attended Leadership Conferences, and Boy's and Girl's State. The cheerleaders and pom- pon squad attended spirit camps. Several students also attended athletic camps. At pom camp. Amy Lancs. Lynne Urbina. and Cat Rachwalski show their spirit while the new bleachers give seniors a chance to show theirs NR . tgmlif 'sigh sn. F I The fun stopped on Au- gust 27, 1981, when stu- dents had to spend the first day at school. It was a time to get back in the mood of school and to see old friends that hadn't been seen all summer. For many people, registration was a frusrating experience with everyone running around. lt signaled the end of summer and the beginning of the school year. Life can be such a drag. Summer Events 13 - r A
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