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Senior
Religion Class
Senior Religion class, Christian Lite and Mar­
riage, was taught by a fresh new face and
mind this year. Mrs. Plata took on the challenge
of discussing the topics of dating, intimacy, and
marriage with 65 Seniors. The material was
presented with an open mind and unbiased
judgement which led to interesting and pro­
voking class discussions. The students handled
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SADD 11-12.
Lori A. Tornabene
Amnesty International 11-12, SADD 9-12, ECOS
12, Chorus 11-12, V. Cheerleading 9-12.
Kristin A1. Tucci
Amnesty International 11-12, SADD 9-12
rus 11-12, V. Softball 9-12, V. Cheerleadint
9-12.
the topics with
amazing
maturity and
respect.
David hA. Tindall
Many of the discussions became very involved
while opinions and views were exchanged. Mrs.
Plata's words of experience will help us to make
more intelligent decisions in the future.
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