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Phillips, Rebekah
Piaskowski, Leslie
Podany, Jennifer

What it mgang to bg a Junior. ..
Porter, Austin ._ .................................................. ..
Polito, Mark
Poore, Ashley
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ut unior year brought many changes
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lV classman, thinking about college, and
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Provorse, All an = having the chance to go to Prom.
Quick, Lyndsey
Raad, Ronald fit "I have really been looking forward to being
J able to go to my junior
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lV Prom w1th my boyfnend!"

junior Trisha Hobson said.
To many juniors, the

most important thing was

being an upperclassmen
"I love being a junior,
Reed, Amy
Reinke, Christopher because I don't have to
watch out where I walk in

the halls !" junior Caitlin
Heaney said .

Rhodes, Kelly In previous years,
Richardson, Brendon
juniors were given the

chance to have modified open campus, but due
to changes in school policy, that right was

taken away starting with the class of 2003. unior Lexie Wilham£
Riedl, Nicole J buy£ lunch in the
Rifkin, Annie "I don't th1nk that it IS fair that all of the
cafeteria. Junior year
classes that were here before us had the wa£ the la£t year that
Gtudent£ had to eat in
chance to arrive late and leave early if the1r
the cafeteria. Senior£
schedule permitted," junior Nick Brand said. were allowed to leave
the £chool for lunch.
Rinne, Brandon Although juniors didn't have any form of
Roberson, Jonathan photo by Rache l Fischer
open campus to look forward to, they still

enjoyed many new challenges and privileges
that came with being an upperclassmen.

!Juniors