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Remembrances A. Class officers Jim Clark, Amy Rogers, Sara Wild, Kent Hollis, and Chris Mur- phy represent a class tradition. B- Junior Anna Raptis and friends Lenny Dodos, Greg Raptis, and Paul Rongos demonstrate Greek dancing; C. As the music fades away and the prom ends, these happy couples prepare for the after-prom festivities. D. All eyes fbcUs On Cetta Walker, sopho- more, as she models a wedding gown m the Afro- American Show, i' E.: Elegant Tony Mapps,, junior, and his date enjoy a quiet moment together at the prom, Stairway to Heaven.
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Directions In Alive And Lovin Free To Be Freedom is part of a coin; one side is freedom, the other, responsibility. We are free to choose how our lives are altered and changed. You can not have one side of the coin without the other. ' ;, :.; !■-'! Life Mold The Future Follow Footsteps Time Decides Our teachers had to face the same decisions in high school as we face today. We are not differ- ent from other generations. We all have to face the reality of making our own decisions and maturing into adults. Growing up is a never-ending cycle. We are continuously gain- ing wisdom. We may be 16 or 36, but we must still face responsi- bilities and make decisions that will take us through the rest of our lives.
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3f Past Remain At the end of last year many activities ended the festivities of the year. The Afro- American Club spon- sored a talent show. This provided Archers with a per-, feet chance to do what they did best. The next big event was the International Dinner sponsored by the foreign language department. This gave many the opportunity to see the customs of other countries. Every prom is anxiously awaited. South Side sen- iors enjoy a special tradition each year, Ivy Day. The seniors take their last walk around the school, led by the queen and her court. This day is the last big day for the seniors at South Side. All Of these activities concluded a hard but fun-filled year for the South Side Archers. F. Soft lights and slow dancing provide a romantic atmosphere for Travis Magee and his lovely date. G. Tim Jensen and his fellow seniors anx- iously await receiving their diplomas dur- ing the graduation ceremonies. H. During the International Dinner, soph- omore Marcie Ganaway and senior Doug Kiefer exhibit their acting talents. I. The Afro-American Show provides stu- dents with the opportunity to express themselves and show their talents.
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