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Sports ... At first the challenge seems impossible, but step by step, piece by piece, our determination grows and confidence builds. Despite the missing pieces and the troubles involved, we keep playing the game until all is solved. Seniors ... completing their part of the puzzle n break off in search of a more complex maze Student Life ... filling the empty spaces in the puzzle of high school, these extra pieces add variety to our academic life; allow- ing the other pieces to fit and create more meaning ...
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TABLE CL CONTENTS SI’KCIAI. KYKNTS » 190 SKNIORS Hi IMlKKCI.ASS M STl DKNT 1.1FK 70 FACl'l.TY S8 ()H(i AN 1XATIONS 112 SPORTS 142 SKMOK CKKDITSr 1NDKX 210 Organizations ... Pieces united by a special, stronger bond ... Original pieces fit together to fulfill the need to be a part of a united group ... Faculty ... standing in the center and guiding the numerous shaped parts into places where they fit ... hands that are constantly turning and reworking, striving to help make the puzzle com- plete ... Special Events ... those pieces of the puzzle unique from all others ... Bright pieces against the duller daily backdrop, mak- ing school that much more special. Fit- ting together with all other pieces to make our high school years complete. Underclassmen ... the pieces in the middle, trying desperately to fit ... their edges are frayed, not yet strong enough to hold their proper place ... though they eventually become the pieces that hold the puzzle together ... J t
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At first new and confused pieces lost in the shuffle, they move to ad- just and fit into the school’s current. The Freshmen, not very influential now, but destined to shift and change, will eventually flow with the main stream. To better understand the puzzle, some students were asked a variety of questions. These answers provide further clues ... FRESHMAN reply... What happened the first day of freshman year? I got Senioritis! Jen Anderson (12) The meanest thing you have ever done to a teacher? I showed up in class! Tiffany Zielinski (12) What was your favorite hangout as a freshman? Freshmen don’t hangout; they hideout! Deb Odegaard (ID What is your best school activity? Lunch! Mary Mayr (9) Describe your high school career in 15 words. To live and die at Plainfield High! Melanie Gomez (9) Jenny Sparlin shows that freshmen really don’t need to hideout! Relax Michelle Tonelli; everyone goes through an uneasy stage! —
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