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W p - Ik Treigh Graves takes her cheer- leader job seriously n Wanting to leave school before the day even begins Planning for Prom without going broke Waiting for GRADUATIOM!!! Putting homework off successfully until the night before Picking the right college for desired major Getting a job to support fun and future Winning class competitions Remembering to buy our yearbook early for $30.00 guess the saddest thing about my senior year was l nowing that after graduation, i probably would never see many of my friends again. Most of my friends applied to universities in various parts of California and the east coast. 1 knew that the university 1 wanted to go to would take me away from Downey. Keeping in touch would seem too hard. Mot seeing them again was a reality that many of us had to face. All of them would grow older, change, and experience new things. 1 think the only thought that comforted me was knowing our reunion was only ten years away! — Georgia Lacaba Seniors-31
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KIM, KAYE KIM, LIMA KIM, PAK SA KIM, PHILLIP KIM, SUSAM KIM, YU SA KIMG, HEATHER KOHLER, JEPiniFER KRAUSE, JERRY KUTSCHEREPSKO, MARY KWAK, SEUMG LACABA, GEORGIA LACROIX, JERAE LAMB, MICHELLE LAND, MATALIE LAZAR, DANIEL LEAHY, SHAINNON LEGROS, LORI LEGUIE, DELiniA LEIMiriGER, BREMT LEOn, EDWIIN LEOPOLD, JODIE LEVIS, KEVIN LEWIS, DANIEL 30-Seniors Treigh Graves, Carolyn Shepard and Dawn Riggs try to get the Sen- iors in order for the Senior picture
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The deadlines never seem to End for me The hardest thing of being a senior is the deadlines. There is pressure everywhere, From the day school started we, seniors have been filling out applications, writing essays for scholarships and admission to colleges, and in addition to that, we still have to deal with the reports and essays of our six classes. Each week that passes by seems to get harder; more work due in a month. A month doesn ' t seem very long either. November passes, there are still pressures of deadlines; micro-reports, scholarships, replies to colleges and financial aid and housing form. Deadlines, deadlines, deadlines, they will never end! — Gale Qeneroso D D D D Surviving 185 days of school Trying to keep new administrators straight Saving work money for college Talking about the coming week-end Remembering to pay for the Limo Knowing this Homecoming is our last at Warren Participating in dress- up days Passing Government and Economics 32-Seniors
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