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Shake the Dlsea e The Symptoms: Sleeping in class, coming to school late with the excuse that my dog died, slacking off in general with everything but the party scene. Having hall study six periods a day, going out for ex- tended lunches, mastering the art of getting away with ev- erything, no matter how seri- ous it was, and having a serious case of the l'm a Senior so I'm better than you syndrome. The Diagnosis: Senioritis, the non-fatal, year long dis- ease contracted by seniors. The Prognosis. CRITICAL. The Cure: Graduation, with diploma in hand. Senioritis was a disease that couldn't be avoided, no matter what vaccine was taken. lt tooks its victims by surprise and transformed them into vile creatures. The seniors en- joyed all the symptoms that came with the disease until that diplo- ma cured them. It happened every year. Sen- iors were finally in their long awaited year of special privi- leges. Senioritis set them free to break the rules, and to sit back and relax. Their senior year was a time to make up a new set of rules that permitted whatever sponta- neity arose as the seniors suc- cumbed to the disease. Travis Descombaz explains his Extended Lunch Theory. Leroy Chin enjoys his cookie after escap- ing from class. Karri Castle, Mike Jensen and friends enjoy the nice weather dur- ing their lunch. 22 - Seniors 3,1-W. q J..
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