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Senior Scenario Buzz! The late bell rings and, seconds later, into eighth period, saunters THE SENIOR! Carrying only an eighty page spiral notebook, his constant companion for every class, he quickly grins at the teacher who only stares in disbelief. So much for senior privileges. Sitting down, he makes himself comfortable by draping his sneakered foot over the bar underneath his desk and lets the un- tied laces of his Pumas fall to the floor. Easing his chair back to balance on its two back legs, he whispers his request for a pen to his neighbor. Of course the pen is not going to be used for taking notes but, instead, will serve its purpose by allowing him to scribble a note to his girlfriend. Blocking out the mumbling of his teacher, he thinks about more important things like the new play in football, what he’s going to do this Friday night, and, most important, how many minutes until this class is over. He’s even bored enough to think of such minute details as send- ing out his college applications soon or, at least, before the deadline next week. Just the thought of college is enough to make him uneasy. He isn’t looking forward to being a freshman again. Running to get to class and being picked on by the up- per classmen are two things he can do without. Yet, he’d have to face these things sooner or later. As the bell rings, signaling the end of the period and the end of the day, he pushes those morbid thoughts in- to the back of his mind. He casually pushes his chair back before hurry- ing out of the classroom. All worries aside, he strolls down the hall towards his locker. Watch out world. Tomorrow he may be a freshman, but today, he’s a senior! i LASS OFFICERS — Rich Moran, Treasurer; Nicole Bertasso, President; Ann-Marie Hoick, S jcretary; Peggy Lilac, Vice-President. SENIOR PRIVILEGE COMMITTEE — Row 1: Deana Przybylek, Co-Chairperson; Don Bekkering, Katie Kehoe, Michele Gizzi. Joan Batch, Co-Chairperson. Row 2: Al Schwank, Mike Corino, Yvonne Strack .and Tim McDonough. Missing from picture; Judy Burton. 18
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