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forever changed, a laugh that came when you most neededit, orsomething very small andpersonalthathelpedyoutakeyournext step. These exact moments are likely not recorded in this booky but the photographs preserved in these pages hopefully will evoke the times andplaces in your histroy at W-M that mattered, that were unique toyou andmadeyour time herespecialand memorable.
finishing high school. ‘That is the very purposeofthisbook,Sureyouwillsearch out all the times you appear, enjoy the moments o fyour senioryear capturedhere, and read and re-read the words your friends and teachers have given to you. ‘But as you moveforward zvith your life, and in the near or distantfuture, reachfo r
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