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What did y Many underclassmen numbered the days until receiving that honored status of “senior.” It was believed to be the best student status educational facilities had to offer. Seniors were the most cultured and sophisticated students. Movies and television shows sometimes shattered your preconceptions, though. When re- cently asked what his favorite movie was, Roy Davis, senior, said, “Apocalypse Now.” Others said “M A S H ” was one of their favorite shows. Still others opted- ed for the Halloween series of Bruce Lee Hicks or a creepier show. Wait a minute! While paying to go see a movie, Rick Whitmore, senior, jokes with the cashier. ou watch? And others replied, “I DON’T KNOW!” These were the same seniors who wanted to become engineers, scientists, teach- ers, and politicians in our nation’s future. Perhaps movies didn’t influence them all that much after all. Certainly the televi- sion shows indicated a pattern. But of the students polled, ‘Leave it to Beaver” and “Gilligan’s Island” were the favorites. How many people wanted to be as naive as “beaver” or as clumsy as “Gilligan”? No one, certainly not seniors. So what was the attraction? Only seniors knew for sure. Mark Kettman Levon Keys Fred Kielhorn Dennis Kiely Keith Kiertzner Scott Klaesner Kelly Klatch Mark Koester Brian Koonce Kelly Kopp Larry Kostecki Jackie Kurlowski Seniors 77 ¢.
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Beth Johnson Craig Johnson Kim Johnson Donna Jones Fred Jones Gwendolyn Jones Jeff Jones Steve Jones Debbie Jost Jeff Justice Kathy Kaeppel Craig Kallen Eve Kampmeinert Patty Kane Mike Kaufman Craig Kedl Kim Keener Bridget Keeney Jerry Keeney Rob Keeney Vince Keil Dawn Keith Karen Keller Mark Kennett Looking over movie listings, Tim Stelter, senior, picks out a movie that is interesting to him. “Gilligan’s Island,’’ an all-time favorite, is en- joyed here by Byron Miller, senior. 76 Seniors
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Friends’ they are and friends they will always be: Mary Ahlert, Jackie Kurlowski, Betty Winkler, Wen- dy Boedges, and Tracy Wachter, seniors. Scott Kretzer Tom Kriss Brian Kuhlman Tom Kurth Roch Labruyere Romain Labauge Patti Lammering Sandra Laney Joe LaPorta Denise Lappin Pam Laramie Paul Latham John Lee Debbie Le Grande Mike Leible Gail Liebert Robert Light Eric Lissner Susan Loeschner Mim Luetje Tim Luley Armando Luna 78 Seniors
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