Seton Academy - Embers Yearbook (South Holland, IL)

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Above: No Talene, You ean't order a secret decoder ring! utters Mr. losten, Left: Who will be his lher?J next unlucky victim? Lynn Cloutier sticks our her Dolly Madison tongue as her friends pretend they don't know her. Mary Lou Prystalski writes a detention lor Iulianne Gallo guilty of wearing striped socks,

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F--. . je 7+ 4 ,l,. 4 Y 1' -9 Wild and Crazy Gals. . . That's us, the juniors, the Class of 'Htl The ones with the winning combination We swept the fund drive- iii. with our World's Finest candy-selling ability. The cheers were loud then. but, our silence brought us the title of BEST during the bus drill. Our true colors shone when the Berkley line chose us to model their latest fall creation. tAt least our rings would reflect our individual tastes.l This was obviously OUR season. for we made a fortune selling fall flowers. This success was due to our trademark. the little man posters.scattered about the classrooms. Speaking often about the joys of an average Washington trip. the Seniors helped us imagine it. lt probably would have been more fun to experience it firsthand. Well. at least we'll go down in history as participants in new tradition. Singing Hallelujah Chorus was a true honor. tToo bad they didn't ask about that on the Constitution test.l As important upperclassmen. we danced amid December Dreams, found a date for prom. and were finally allowed unmoderated studies. We are unique and integral grains in the time capsule. Though we wave good-bye to junior year. our unmistakable spirit will return to plague all those who know us. Watch Out. our senior year is just beginning. . . A E l gl