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The  last day of sixth  grade. What
                                                                                            memories!  Sophomores Ben
                                                                                            Thompson.  Janna Hillman.  and
                                                                                            Sunny Dainty show how much they
                                                                                            look forward to the summer and
                                                                                            seventh grade.  (Julie Jaspersen)

                                                                                            How  cute?    Third  grade  at
                                                                                            Cottonwood brings back memories
                                                                                            of the field trip to downtown. Juniors
                                                                                            Mike Tesmer and Todd Doxzon stroll  in
                                                                                            Central Park  Mall as  "buddies".  The
                                                                                            field trip consisted of visiting museums
                                                                                            and  eating on  the top of the
                                                                                            Woodman.  C  Katie Ecklund)





























    Remembering  back to those days of
    seventh  grade at Kiewit is  Freshman
    Richelle  Turnquist .  She  shows off her
    goggles  in  Industrial  Arts .
    ( Koree  Taylor)



           Fun  Memories  Bring  Laughter


                                                        • Jill Hoover •
            Remember those  seemed basic.                     the punlshmentwasn'tas fun.  friends and I hurried and put
     days  of walking to schooL         Some  incidents and  The  teachers made us  write  it out.  The  teacher didn't
     raising  hands at lunch, lining  not-so-funny things will  never  down who was involved.  At- see it happen, but she  did
     up and being quiet.  Those  be forgotten about those  ter they all  were turned in,  see the hole in the carpet!"
     were  just  a few of the tedi- "good ole' days."  Junior B.  J..  every time your name was    Memories remem-
     ous,  and funny  things  the  Ballard  remembers in  sixth  written down, you had a 45- bered  from younger years
      teachers  "made" us do.    grade at his  elementary minute detention!"                were looked  back upon and
            The younger years of  schooL Morton," Around Eas- Senior  Jake  Hearron  also  re-  considered humorous,  but
      the  lives  of the students  ter, our whole sixth grade clas's  members his days dt Montclair  the times spent in those years
      seemed  humorous and fun  had an "eggs-citingday".That Elementary.  "  I  remember will  never be forgotten.
      to look  back on.  The  things  was when we all  brought· when we had an experiment  Memories  happen every
      that the students went  about two eggs and al~ at  with magnifying glasses.  I put  moment, so just  look back
      through  every· day were  once threw them at the  about eight on top of each  and  say,  "  Remember
      normal  and sometimes hard  schooL  Let me tell you it was  other and put them in  sun-  When!"
      backthen,buttodaythey really fun when we did it,  but  light.  This  caused a fire!  My
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