Seton Academy - Embers Yearbook (South Holland, IL)

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Two down and two to go as 1979 completes our sec- ond year at Seton. We returned to the realization that we were no longer the low man on the totem pole. We bravely and courageously struggled through our sophomore year Cthat year most people term as easiest, but we know betterj! We made our speeches tour favorite was the eulogyj, and we wrote compositions fsome of which were quite risquel. We conquered those isosceles triangles and tri- umphed over the pythagorean theorum. After we got geometry under our belts we went on to bigger and bet- ter things. - Of course we never really felt like sophomores until we took Driver's Ed and taught the instructors how to drive while showing them who really had the right-of- way. We had all the usual problems at the high-point of the year. Sophomore date-dance. They included: finding chaperones, decorations. bands. and most of all, dates. Only we sophomores know how difficult it was to pick one man out ofa crowd. all clamoring forour favors. So even now as we look back and see the good times and not-so-good times. we realize that if we stick together as a class. we can make our remaining years as memorable as our first two. '-r -1 'G Q ku lyk-it 4 i aff

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Sophomores Delia Santa Cruz and Toni Snow check out the quali- Gail Dickson and Kathy Roche demonstrate the polka fications of - V vas... Kelly Rambatt caught moonlighting in art. Darlene Bethea demonstrates her ability for proofs

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