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IT TAKES ALL TYPES! The class of 1983 entered the high school as sopho¬ mores unsure of their new surroundings. And because of the closing of Lynch, it was the first year that there was a freshman class. Thus, the freshman and sopho¬ more classes created one big “freshman class” — causing confusion, crowded hallways, and more un¬ known faces. Yet, we overcame this and were soon recognized as one class — the class of 1983. Socially, our sophomore year was one mainly for getting to know various cliques from Lynch or McCall. We had to accept one another’s different personalities which forced us to learn together about the people in our class. Academically, it was the first time we were faced with the pressure of college. Everything we did while sophomores seemed to go on our college records. We were soon looking forward to the end of classes and our first year of high school ended with a day in the sun at Good Harbor Beach. Our Junior year seemed to fly by. College was the word that began to haunt us. SAT’s, interviews, and grades became number one in our minds. Although we were still known for our groups, we were beginning to recognize the individual and break away from our sep¬ arate cliques. We were no longer known as Lynchies or McCallites, just friends. The Junior Prom became the event of the year and a prelude to what was to come in our senior year, and we were ready for it! The beginning of our Senior Year was both awk¬ ward and exciting. For the first time in three years we were on the top. As seniors we shared many things together — both happy and sad. There were smiles and tears; memories were made that will not be forgotten. It seemed that this was the first year we became a united class. As we prepared for college, we realized how important individuality was. We will not be going to college in groups, it will be each person for his or herself. Our high school years were full of ups and downs, sharing and caring — they were years of prep¬ aration. We are now prepared and confident that we, as individuals will succeed. 20
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