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Together A pioud moment Amid the cheers of Will It ever be over? Kathy Mittiga her fellow classmates. Sue Kobek re- and Maria Dominello discuss summer ceives her diploma. plans outside Sacred Heart Church. Baccalaureate 25
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Seniors ' last day of school. Last bell begins to ring. Halls resonate with excited and re- lieved high school graduates dressed in shaving cream. Well, not quite yet. Before the elated ones could genuinely be called graduates, three more ob- stacles had to be endured: grad- uation rehearsal, baccalaureate mass, and graduation itself. As customary, seniors rehearsed with moderator Brother Bob at the ACC. But there was a twist — every senior whether big or small, dumb or smart, received a coupon for a chicken sandwich compliments of a regional fast food store. With one ocean crossed, Two more obstacles remained to taunt the high school kids . Next was Baccalaureate Mass. During the long hours previous to the mass, most seniors calmed their anticipation by par- tying. Those who were true to Finishing their anticipation, stayed home sitting on the edges of their seats staring at a spot on the wall with wide eyed looks of imminent death (or is it life?). As custom- ary. Baccalaureate Mass came and passed at Sacred Heart Ca- thedral. With two mountains climbed, next and last was grad- uation itself — the grand canyon of all obstacles. Some seniors again calmed their anticipation by partying. Some seniors bored or sick of parties, complained ever so nice- ly to their mothers to iron their graduation robes which had more wrinkles than an aged rep- tile. While others still adhered true to their anticipation by ad- hering to the chairs with eyes focused As customary grad- uation came and passed. What a relief. As unbelievable as it may seem, it ' s really over. It went by so fast. 24 Graduation At last. Seniors wait outside the Sacred Heart cathedral for the start of the tradi- tional Baccalaureate services. Diploma In hand Cari Pinkowski finish- es a tough four years of high school-
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Melinda, thanks for be- Thanks to Mr. Shead! ing my friend. ,- Yearbook Staff - Dave Brach Green Sweaters Rule!! Nichole - — Phil DePauw How the heck are you? Anne Marzolf Holland is great!! Hein Cregten Way to go, Freshman Football team! We love you, Baby! Your managers. Anonymous Katie and Mindy Wendi — Hey, Buddy!! love. I Ann Lynn Applegate, Apple- fence, Applejuice, Apple pie, Apple pudding. Ap- plesauce, Applespice. We luv you. Sherman and Jen
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