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W: ce e e sf' L EW ' I Movm on out of class . . out of school . After school activites gained precedence over the usual hum-drum of classroom activity. Clubs. friends, religion, as well as usual hangouts and jobs provided an escape from the classroom and the homework. While one might physically remain stationary - in a four-walled room - one's mind was free to roam, to anticipate the final bell, the after school job. the church meeting, the party. the game, or just cruisin' Main. While school offered MANY op- tions for how to spend time - most agreed, that school was not the only option. Student Life divider - 19
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RIGHT: Seniors Richard Shimon elli, Mark Rearick, Jeff Carlson,. Greg Gilstrap have a gathering in dent store duringlunch. ABOVE: I off and the lips supple injured ti Crocker, Lawrence Borges. and I emulate the motions without the POSITE BOTTOM LEFT: John Ba bute. deep in his sunrise meditat BOTTOM RIGHT: Jonathan Forts buddy fiddle with videogames at OPPOSITE TOP: Stacey Sullivan Jensen's french-braided coiffure 18 - Student Life divider
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Council sets goals, talk exceeds action L Not knowing what their responsibilities were, this year's council threw uncertainties to the wind and set many goals. Purchasing a new ste- if A, reo system, improving dance attendance, and perhaps even re-instituting night graduation - Q' all these goals were made in an attempt to up grade the student image. Advisor Eric Julien and President Frank Lima both agreed that, This year's council was more aggressive, than councils ofprevious years. However, initial 53' enthusiasm appeared to wane, as time spent I talking about goals exceeded time spent acting I. upon them. , RIGHT: Treasurer Carol Channing sells student body cards during her lunch hour as Italian foreign exchange student Bibi Giugnini watches. ABOVE: Frank Cobarrubia, Kim Martinez, and Roger Quillen listen to discussion on pom-poris. TOP RIGHT: President Lima makes proposal regarding new ste- reo system, while advisor Julien listens. OPPOSITE TOP LEFT: Mary Jo Rochester, social commissioner, shows her selection of necklaces for homecoming queen. OPPOSITE TOP RIGHT: Steve Flitlet expresses disap- proval with decision, Raquel Lopes, Ralph Gonzales and Ron Peterson show varying degrees of concern. OPPOSITE BOTTOM: Student Council: 1ST ROW: F. Lima, G. Woods. 2ND ROW: M. Lee, J. DeSomma, M. Passarelli, D. Englund, R. Scott, T. Rowan. 3RD ROW: A. Priest, W. Delphia, M. Rochester, F. Cobarrubia, R. Lopes, S. Fliflet, D. Britton, S. Olson, E. Julien. 20 - Student Council
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