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I Falcons welcome foreign students If you ask a European what definition he would use about the American, the answer would probably be: jeans, coke, and bubblegum. I must admit that my own picture was not far from that. That was before l came. After getting detention for chewing bubble gum and meeting marsmen Cfootball playersj, I must admit that my illusion broke. American teachers may not like bubblegum, but Americans are certainly much more than jeans, coke, and bubblegum. Never have I seen such a spirit as at Saratoga. First of all, for the sports. So many people show up for the games Cfootball, volleyball, etc.D that Saratoga's op- ponent CI feel sorry for themj looks like the Swine Flu shot has kept them all home in bed. I also like the spirit that lets people dress up for Nerd Day without being an outcast. That's a good spirit to have. The most important spirit, though, is the way Saratogans wel- come new people in the school. It shows that the Fal- cons care for each other. Together we ARE Saratoga. -Helle Andersen
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L. Senior officers jog memories Being senior class president has been more rewarding and satisfy- ing than any experience I've had this year. I am proud to have had the opportunity to represent our class and to work with Karen, Sue, and Steve to bring our class the spirit and unity we now have. No words could ever express my feelings of gratitude for all go you being who you are. Let's re- member 1977 forever. -Adrienne Cordova Top Left, senior President Adrienne Cor- dovag Top Right, senior vice-president Steve Tyksinskig Lower Right, secretary Sue Young: Lower Left, treasurer Karen Uchi- ama. Top Left, Senior Sue Cooley rests at peace after finishing Senior Homecoming float. Top Right, Carrie Lynch goes for the shot. Right, Seniors Kathy McWeeney and Kathy MacMorran enthusiastically cheer on.
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