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Senior Tom Langan spends his free pe­ riod in the library reading personal notes from English class. Notes are usually more interesting than the re­ quired reading.
Solving yet another senior crisis, Miss Quilty remains cheerful. Then again, it is 2:30.
Students recounting the trials and tribulations of the school day leave buses waiting. Jen Wuilliez shouldn’t talk too long, the bus driver might for­ get her.
Father Juan Villegas S.J. with Mrs. Bi­ gelow's help, brightens student aware­ ness of relationships at the mass of the Holy spirit. His unique style brought humor to this solemn setting.