Lincoln Way High School - Aegis Yearbook (New Lenox, IL)

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Sometimes you run out of things to do in A-Chem, so you must im- provise your own activities. - Tom Dorris ooo no 0 o Q44 -'M' Sorrow Yom: LOCAL DEAL What do you mean I was chewing gum? Ju- Just because it's Caribbean Tourist Day nior Leah Madarik gets caught with the doesn't mean that Steve Hirsch can take goods. the day off from dealing PEZ. QEENING

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