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Pri"ileges IncreasE

For the class of '93, eluded National Honor Soci- upperclassman, your frienc
the time had finally come- ety, Junior Class Board, Youth are established and there
upperclassmen. No more to Youth, FBLA and DECA. not as much peer pressurE
sophomore row, no more sit- Those offered good opportu- Everybody is closer."
ting in the cramped south nities for juniors to contribute Even though friend
bleachers at pep rallies , and more to the school and com- were essential, they wen
no more eating in the munity. sometimes a pain in the ned
crowded 9-10 cafeteria. Natasha Mohlman John Howell said, "Trying t<
Modified Open said , "With growing responsi- force my best friend into ask
Campus was one privilege bilities, it helped us to be better ing a girl to the prom mad(
the juniors had. Becky Gart- role models and good repre- this year special!"
ner said, "Sleeping in and not sentatives of our school." With all the ups one
having a first hour made this However, contribut- downs, the class of '93 woulc
year special." ing wasn't all that made this not forget their junior year
In addition to MOC, year special for juniors. Friends Special privileges, more re
juniors ggt involved in a large played a major part in each sponsibilities, and friend
variety of school and com- others' lives . Karen Tramon- helped to make this year thE
munity activities. These in- tozzi said, "When you're an best ever.

During a practice game, Jason Brown
7 4 and Zach Carle put ice bags on their
Junior Divider
heads in 90 degree heat. (Melinda
DeStefano