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Kyle Andrus stands on the sideline and watches the Varsity Football team practice on the field. Emily Fcrcm. Jaclyn Kurtela, Jessica Belsham. and Mikhail Sundukovskiv sit on a bench in the Student Center. Club soct )WLIN FRIPAY Oct 10 P» M ill Stage crew members Vanessa Karnham, Chuck Cajiiig and Alex Sckoknccht work on the scenary for the fall play Humors. Opening-
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Lindsey Totah studies her World History book. Students took World History as Freshmen and then for one semester of sophomore year. L co yt Impressions Freshmen battled butterflies as seniors held their heads high in CWXtAXlApJCliAXyYO of their new stature at school. New coaches, new teachers, new chapel, new students, distinguished the year early on. The tradition rpnain d ynchajiged butTelt the impact of 'rWOUy Our unity was evident in our school wide masses, vivacious chanting at the rallies and games, and our festive SpCv'UUweck. The seemingly insignificant times like bustling passing periods, the chaotic lunch times, and the solitary struggle of test taking were daily occurrences marking the true essence of our high school experience. These everyday events were accentuated with VyiGAfVlOYMS of Winter Pops, the Bruce Mahoney, Dance Concert, retreats, immersion, dances, C-is-for Cookie Powwows, food drives. Prom, Service Club, and Mass of the Holy Spirit. As the year progressed, we had our eyes set on exciting, yet predictable events that were part of the fall routine. We realized from these experiences that each and every one of us LASipCisCtiyihe high school experience, coloring it with its many distinguishing moments. The day-to-day interaction of 1563 people was what really made a LCiStXs lAHpresMsyyo upon us aii. Opening-
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Amanda Dougherty and C lare Ryan discuss their homework assignment in the library' after school. Juniors and Seniors run around the track for soccer training. Many sports had a training for returning athclctes who wished to begin working out early. Alicen Ford, a member of he stage crew, works on a prop for the fall play Rumors after school. Kirstie Da a and Rachel ( using stretch their quad muscles on the track. Ope i §'
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