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, orking, thinking, learn- ing, this was what school was all about, picking up the bare necessities for survival in a perpetually changing and complex world. Of course, classes became monotonous at times, but a spark of interest, the drive to know and excel lor the threats of parents to at least passl kept the gears in motion. The inter- action between student and teach- er, a unique relationship, taught not only the facts, but the ability to think and reason. Taking a course meant going to work, both in the classroom and at home. This meant taking notes, With a hurried two minutes left before the tardy bell, Stephanie Bodnar grabs the materials for her next class. ln a united effort, Anita Newson and Butch Valdez accomplish more and achieve a better understanding of world history. 20X Making The Grade Students were working hard. It was just a inatter of making the grade. writing essays, watching film strips, and, of course, doing plenty of homework, a chore that absolutely no one liked. Sophomore Adrienne Enos got her first taste of high school work this year. 'I enjoy the high school atmosphere. l feel that my work is important, but I hate all the homework. Nobody ever said it would be easy, and it wasn't, but whether it was a toil of tears or a labor of love, it was well worth it in the end. Students graduated with a sense of accomplishment and pre- paredness that equipped them to face the rigors of the adult world. If -Angela Meyer I want to make something of myf seif, to be inde- pendent. - Toni Davis .fa-.Q .LQQF v .-Ni si z.. vga., X. 44
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Displaying Kappas commitment to school spirit, Chris Harr and Doug Stoll present the Alma Mater at the second pep rally Defensive end Coach George Chester shouts instructions to squeeze down. ' Q- lunior class spirit is exemplified by Lisa Bil- lela and Ali Ramirez. Q D Into The Swingf'I9
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N... -..,N-Mb CMV Keeping physically Ht for a grade, Tammy Wald dribbles her way through physical education class. By the time they've reached their senior yeah Gina Reyes and Winston Wheeler are pros at getting assignments done effi- ciently , ,H ya. 1315 :.:i:S:,1W'f ' ifcafi: f 4 David Dixon and his English classmates find a comfortable wa y to discuss Ameri- can literature. Making The Gradef21
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