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Eating Outside Ocassionally,

Parking in Lot Top Privileges

- Ashley Pixton/Caren Friedman
For seniors who had spe- choosing classes, MOC, and The Bold and the Beautiful, and
cial privileges last year, eating prom. The catch to parking All My Children before I went to
outside may have seemed in- was the $20 fee . "Being able work," said Junior Tanya
significant. However, for jun- to drive to school was one of Andersen.
iors, it was a big deal because the best parts of my junior Prom too, was a perk for
this was the first year it was year," said Junior Dulcie Hol- juniors. They could finally ask
officially permitted. "I loved land. the date of their dreams, no mat-
eating outside. It was much Juniors also had fewer ter what grade or school they
better than the crowded, noisy requ ired classes to take, and we re in . "I thought it was cool
cafeteria. The atmosphere out- they could come late second that I could ask my friend from
side was more conducive to hour or leave early seventh hour Prep to Prom ," said Junior Julie
eating," said Junior Darrin if they had a study hall during Jaspersen.
Brown. those hou rs. "Having seventh With so many new privi-
_Juniors had other privi- hour off was great because I leges, junior year offered variety
leges such as parking on the had time to watch my tapes of to the class's school and social
school lot, more freedom in The Young and the Restless, lives.

Even though my classes
were harder, at least I
was not a little
underclassman .
- Junior Leslie Golbitz

Junior year was a lot like
riding a bicycle, only it
is a lot harder to put
playing cards in the
spokes. Juniors Kara Gilbreath, Kevin
-Junior Matt Latacha Bernard y, and Jodi Brehmer relax on
the patio aft er finishing their lunches.
(Nikki Collier) Junior All ison Lindhjem chooses to ea
lunch inside instead of outside. All fooc
purchased in cafeteria must be eater
inside. (Dana Zucker)

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