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Ah, yes, another savory delight. Four years and you still don't know where the restroom is? What's the meat loaf doing in there I like to get a different slant on the news, turns into an ashtray. Yes, but is it ART? I tink I saw a Puddy Kat. — haven't seen Johnny Cash. No matter what he does, it always
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So that's a dangling participle! It's amazing what they can do with plastics these days. I vote No on bussing. Excedrin Headache Number 452. If she puts her X there, I've got her! Why me, Lord? The students are demanding WHAT? So that's how Nixon did it!
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HONORS A NDA WAR i Setting an example worthy of emu- lation, these SCHS students made outstanding academic achievements. ABOVE: Tony Clark, David Walker, Karen Wilkerson and Ken Hume were invited to attend KU's annual ban- quet for outstanding high school graduates. TOP LEFT: Ja Lois Murphey, Ellen Josserand, Wiletta and Susan Daniels received II ratings at Music Contest. LEFT: Mr. Zollinger poses with Speech winners Ja Lois Murphey, Tammy Nicholas, Cynthia Mason, Wiletta Daniels, Melody Julian and Jr. Nickell. BOTTOM LEFT: Senior Science and Advanced Biology students, led by Mr. Hill and Mr. Smith, stalked the Wild Asparagus (and a prehistoric dinosaur) on their field trip to Black Mesa. BELOW: Joining Mike Toole in the National Honor Society were Ken Hume, Tony Clark, Jim Kilian, Karen Wilkerson, Sharon Helmle, Kimmie Winger, and Shirley York. New' members were in- ducted into the society by the Elkhart Chapter during an all- school assembly. RIGHT: Rayna Browm received the Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow' Aw'ard presented to the senior with the highest test score in the field of family living. Not pictured: Terry Batterton and Greg Garrison tied for the Golden Hammer Award for Woodworking. Terry's project was a round dining table, and Greg's, a drop leaf table. The Award for Metals went to Roger Ferlet for his glass-topped, wTOught-iron patio table. Congratulations on your accom- plishments, students!
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