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Michelle Amen Cristi Amerin Sandra Ball Cekaye Bergstrom Linda Bond Brent Boyd Brian Crist Danny Darroch Joell Dunham Carla Eastman Doug Fox Michelle Geisinger Roxie Godlevsky Hunter Herron Jeff Hill Mike Keith Allan Kirk Sheila Lambert Doug Langhofer David Linaweaver Jeff Louderback Glenn Morrill Jan Ratzlaff Rodney Rice Delores Saucedo 4 JUNIORS
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NINETEEN EIGHTY ON THE ROAD TO GREATER HEIGHTS Pictured above are the junior class officers: Danny Darroch, student council representa- tive; Michelle Amen, president; Sheila Lambert, vice-president; Janna Stapleton, secretary-treasurer. In the picture below are the junior class sponsors: Mr. Cliff Thomas and Mr. Edward Rush. JUNIORS 3
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Richie Sherer Jennifer Stacey Bart Stapleton Janna Stapleton Shanda Wheeler Juniors Show Pride Returning to school as juniors, the class of '88 is proud of being upper classmen, but along with the privi- leges comes the responsibility of being upper classmen. I feel that the junior year is one of the most important of our high school years. By saying this I mean there are many obstacles that the junior class has to overcome. These consist of some things like raising money through magazine sales and con- cessions for the junior-senior prom, and this is also a time when we have to choose what profession we would like to enter after we graduate, said Danny Darroch, and he adds, But you got to keep on partyin'! Through the years of high school, students make very strong friend- ships. These friendships help you through the troubled times, the good times, and the memorable times. It's always really hard to say goodbye to seniors that you have made your dearest friends, said Michelle Geisinger. Even though the junior year is one of the most exciting years of high school, it is also one of the tougher years. Some of the classes are pret- ty tough, but you have got to take them in stride and do your best, said Rodney Rice. The junior year also provides the opportunity to excel in sports. I feel that it is a real privilege to be able to participate in varsity sports. I love to play basketball, and I think it will help me to learn how to work with others effectively, said Janna Stapleton. During this year many juniors de- termine what their major in college will be. I know I want to go into the fine arts in college, so I am in- volving myself in all the music and drama I can while I'm in high school, said Michelle Amen. Responsibility, obstacles, friend- ships, excelling, decisions — all of these are leading the juniors on the road to greater heights. JUNIORS 5
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