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The Junior Prom was a
great time for every­
one invoived. As the
evening wound down,
Steve LaGuardia be­
comes extremeiy in­
ventive with new and
unusuai piaces to
wear garters.
Seniority
There's a lot to be said for the Class of 1996.
We'veallhadthebestofintentions,andinevitably,
a few regrets. We entered senior year with vague,
yet apparent expectations, determined to break
all social barriers, to establish our seniority, and to
challenge the institution.
We've formed lasting friendships with our class­
mates, and discovered that we share more than
common sports teams and free periods. In assum­
ing our role as leaders, we've discovered that we
are the leaders, the natural leaders. Time and ex­
perience have built our character, and increased
our integrity. I wish every member of our class the
best of luck. May you end up where your ambition
takes you.
J. Crew? No, reatly,
it’s Patrick Murphy
deepiy contem-
piating whether
oatmeat heather or
charcoat grey
heather would
make the best fall
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Dana L. Candell
Outdoor Track 11, Volleyball 12, Running/Weight
Training 12, La Sallian Youth Group 9-12, Student
Senate 11, Chorus 9-12, Eric Trust 12, Drama 9-
12, Forensics 9-12, Yearbook 9, NHS 11-12, Am­
nesty International 9-12, French Club 11-12, Art
Club 9-10, SADD 9-12, Campus Ministry 11-12,
Select Chorus 11-12
Brendan Chambers
JV Lacrosse 9-10, Indoor T rack 11-12, V Lacrosse,
JV Football, Amnesty International 11-12, SADD
11-12
Heather Hopkins
fashion statement.