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'Q . i 1 1 N, ,bn-0 . 4 Meetings stir S S interest by Diana Velez WX I ttention Seniors: , Them will be gn important umm' osfon .Saunalra gosfon senior class meeting, Wednes- day to discuss senior ball plans. Please attend. The meetings starts promptly at 12:10. This friendly announcement I was heard every week over the' loud speaker. At the first meeting, there were approximately 65 seniors e sg Lai ii in attendance. Most participat- -if ed in fund raisers and were determined to become in- volved in class committees. Further in the year, the seniors made sure all of their activities were well planned. Seniors were then ready to enjoy Ditch Day, Senior Ball. All-night party, junior senior party, field trips, and gradua- tion. Cnr! Cruyfon jrem 6urrie - 3.- HPIIBP QPIPJCIVP .silllill lbfralilfl 7ll,tlgI'U :b6'f?llJl-IA! 7l,llf'l'JlI lzxtlfll ll'1lLlllHIL'l 241, Q seworis
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