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1 4j ti, tm! J yr li QJ, . j ft T 'iii I High school summarized in one sen- tence could be called, A learning proc- ess that is preparing you for the future. But it's not only the basic courses such as English, math, and science that are get- ting us ready for the real world. It's also the social relationships that we come to know during our high school years. The times that we are able to share with our friends, whether it is having fun at a game. dance, or just being there to listen to them talk after they've failed a final exam are part of learning. There are also the good times we spend with that very special person, whether it is a casual or formal relationship, it's coming to know their feelings and being able to share ours. The routine of everyday classroom experiences not only brings us closer to fellow students, but helps us to relate to teachers as well. Setting a good example on the first day of class will be beneficial throughout the years. The communica- tion between a student and teacher is very important. We seek help in deci sions for our future from them and have faith that they will help us to the best of their abilities The values communication and friendships that we encounter in high school will never leave us, they will just become building blocks for future rela tionships. 1. V.H.S. Pep Squad shows their appreciation for all coaches with a lunch rally. 2. Laura Kim and Suzanne Arragg take sign ups for clubs during clubs week. 3. Ieff Rosenfeld and Dar ren Olsen enjoy lunch with a good laugh. 4 Solange Vladimirsky, Chuck Flinn, and Matt Bamrud find there's more to lunch than just eating. 5. Friends gather to support their favor ite. 6. Richard Castro helps Kathy Villegas with a homework problem. 7. joel-lamilton and Patti Samaniego enjoy Halloween cele brations at lunch .i...,z
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