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Denise Marshall, senior, celebrates her weekend Houlihans with friends. (Photo by Robyn Spahn) 1 Tiffany Newman and Brian Okumura, seniors, try to row home from Catalina after missing the boat. (Photo by Robyn Spahn) 8 Weekends
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Becky dimming, sophomore, laughs at Bryn dimming, junior, and Noel Parrish, senior, who had to dress up for slave day. (Photo by Robyn Spahn) James, senior, and her boyfriend, look int. ng Dance. (Photo by Pam Br :h other ' s eyes The bell rang at 2:48 and by 3:01, the campus was empty. Are you going to the game tonight? Of course, we ' re going to win! What about afterwards? I think we ' re going to Joe ' s house. Are you coming? Yea, call me! And so it went. Students rushed home to call friends and plan their weekend fun. Everything from dances, movies, parties, just relaxing and going to the beach to bike, skate, or just lay out were favorite weekend plans. And of course there were always part time jobs. But, no matter how much was planned, or how much fun was had, Sunday night always had to be kept open for homework! Andrea Brudvik Student Life 7
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ยป WEEKENDS I The weekends were the time that ev- eryone dreamed about every minute of the school day. They were a time to get away from all of the studying and hard work. The weekends were a time to oversleep!! said Vivian Zo, junior. They were a time for fun, relaxing, and being with friends. Weekends relieve school tensions from my mind, knowing that I can just gel and enjoy life, said David Masuda, senior. Some people went to concerts, Magic Mountain, or Catalina; others stayed home and partied or went to movies with friends. Tiffany Newman, senior, said I love going to drive-ins and bowling with my friends. Mike Paley, senior, said he enjoyed the quiet life: I sit and contem- plate on past experiences that may or may not have influenced my life to a great extent. The only problem with the weekends was that they never seemed long enough. Assignments seemed to pile up, making Sunday the big homework night Ugh!! Oh well, it was fun putting it off. The weekends were so much fun that it just didn ' t seem fair to have to wait an- other whole week for the next one, but we always did. Robyn Spahn and Brian Okumura Bubba Sasaki, junior, laughs with his friends having fun at a party. (Photo by Kim Walter) Jacque Bennet, senior, gets ready for , citing weekend. (Photo by Kim Walter) Donny Cooper, senior, and Maxime Arriola, junior, enjoy lunch together at Shakeys. (Photo by Brian Okumura) Weekends 9
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