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Katie O'Neill Ron Owens Torrie Palumbo Dan Pashon 7 It not that Bad . What sick pictures! I hate them! Oh, I think they're so good! Sound familiar? A typical scene after get- ting your Senior proofs back. Every picture is either sick, terrible, or gross! Well, whether you want your pictures taken or not, it's something that all Seniors must go through. First comes the great fun of deciding what to wear. You ponder for days about how many changes to make, or if you should change at all. Then you have to worry about your mother. If you're a guy she wants you to wear your formal stiff suit with bow tie and all. And girls, your frilly dress that you wore last year, the one that makes you look 12 years old. But guys, your want to wear your Levi's and polo shirt. And girls, you want to wear your favorite jeans and sweater. So you compromise and wear both. But you've al- ready decided that you'll never show ANY- ONE the pictures of you in your funny out- fit. Finally the day that you've been dreading. There you are sitting up straight, giving a fake smile, and hating every minute of it! Then it's all over. You can't believe you made it through such TORTURE! But the worst is yet to come! A week later your proofs are back. Your hair is sticking up, there's a tree branch in your face, and your eyes are closed. Your mother loves EVERY ONE. Guys, the out- door pictures where you're looking quite ma- cho appeals more to you. And girls, you love the closer shot, where your eyes are spark- ling and your teeth are pearly white. The only way to settle this is to have your parents pick their favorites and hope that no one sees them, and then you pick your favorites to give to your friends. Eventually, the whole hassle is over with and you can go on with your normal Senior activities. l Rick Patton Alan Peterson Dennis Pickard Sharon Putvm
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