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IS THIS THE NEW heavyweight book-lifting champ? No, it's Pat Hawkins after just purchasing her books on book day. PAGING THROUGH the new yearbook. Chris Greiner anxiously looks over the book, hoping to find a picture of his smile. Opening
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Fockling chollenges positiveli Students challenged them- selves by confronting a new year. Freshmen were put in a totally different style of aca- demics compared to grade school and found the impor- tance of involvement. Juniors and seniors made vi- tal decisions concerning where to attend college, what to study, GPA's, class rank, PSAT's, SAT's, ACT'S and FAF forms. Caps and gowns were or- dered along with graduation announcements and senior keys. Class rings finally came in as well as an excited, anx- ious attitude. That attitude became a POSITIVE CHARGE! HITTING THE BOOKS early, Stan Zukowski ex- presses an eagerness to start school again as he looks through his Spanish notebook. YOUR ORDER please? French teacher Mrs. Doe Selke takes time from her busy summer schedule to help out with book day. DROPPING her pile with a thud, sophomore Rhonda Smith unloads her burden of books on a near- by library table. 4 Opening
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in CD o Living it up: Positively! Don't forget the meeting after school. Practice is at five. Anyone willing to volun- teer? Daily school routine includ- ed involvement, be it on a team, with a group, or on an individual basis. Students became involved in politics by working at the polls. They became community-con- scious through the canned food drive and Red Cross. Spiritual involvement sprouted through volunteering for class retreats, band involve- ment at all-school Masses, and choir. Awareness of possible ca- reers was developed through tutoring other students, acting in plays, and taking risks on a variety of workshops and mini- courses. Having fun also contained a POSITIVE CHARGE! UNCLE SAM wants who? Senior John Kramer points out his latest dance steps to anyone who will listen at the homecoming dance. 6 Student Life
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