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Top: Foreign Language Offi¬ cers: Vice-President, Jeffrey Harris; Historian, Kristie Sherman; Treasurer, Julie Glass; Recording Secretary, Nancy Eason, President, Mi¬ chael Davenport. Right: Phoe¬ bus students enjoy the dance sponsored by the S.CA. Below: Entertaining the crowd, the majorettes participate in an assembly program. 16 ft 1 v %swg»
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gHRMBl The varsity football team prepares to get started on its opponent. Niki Copling and Helena Barrett cheer the Phantoms on! Top Left: The majorettes prepare for half-time activities. Bottom Left: Two Boy George’s at one school could prove to be a bit too much! Above: Opposite Sex Day proved to be a huge success. The guys really showed their legs! 15
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The Golden Year “Senior ” ... that one word connotes so many emotions, desires, and ambi¬ tions. What is it like to be a “Senior”? “Good” said Gersham Nguyen, “and scary. ” For Ross Kearney, “It’s a goal that is striven for and very much worth reach¬ ing.” Tiki Joyner tells me, “It ' s awesome!” Whether it is the same “as being a junior or sophomore” as Chip Finch feels, or “great” in the thoughts of Me¬ lanie Bloom, being a “Senior” is differ¬ ent things to different people. All agree; however, that being a “Senior” is both an exciting and a difficult time in their lives. Problems? Seniors are faced with many problems that range through the spectrum of which shoes should I wear today? ... to what college should I at¬ tend? Some of this illustrious class of upper classmen will walk off the stage at graduation, diploma in hand, and ven¬ ture into the “real world seeking em¬ ployment; a few might take a break from the frantic life of being in school. Others will continue to attempt to quench their thirst for higher education. Whichever route each “Senior” travels, it is his her personal decision. Each individual is striving to reach that special goal that he she has set. Do “Seniors” have fun? Most of the Phantom “Seniors” enjoy dancing, din¬ ing out, catching the latest athletic challenge, viewing the newest movie, and partying. “Seniors” are just like every¬ one else. So! What is it like being a “Senior”? It’s hard to say. The band and flag twirlers prepare to phantontize the crowd. Johnny Walker President Chenelle East Vice-President Corrina Dixon Secretary Margueritt Chandler Treasurer Phantontize! 17
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