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      The Ancient Ritual of Dating There's No Telling Where This Might Lead!
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When one is asked to consider the many things that are acquired with a high school education, one might think of the success in achieving credits , the ability to get along with others, the building of one's self- confidence, the acquisition of knowledge and skills and the ability to handle stress as a few. However, some- where on that list, the ART OF DATING should be placed as a high priority item. Throughout each person's high school career, the skills and techniques involved in attracting a member of the opposite sex, are continually perfected until at last a goal is reached - a study beau is acquired. Sometimes, however, that idea of THE PERFECT DATE is not always a fellow CCI student. Dustin Sargant considers Roseanne Ar- nold to be his idea of the ideal date. Why? He likes her attitude! Shawna McLean looks to Michael Jordan.
"He's awesome looking, an amazing basketball player and, most important, he's single! "Shawna Whiede- mann would love to have the opportunity to have a date with Kurt Browning. This guy could do quads for her anytime! Erin Fraser would like to spend an evening with Arlo Guthrie. She considers him to be an awesome singer and he's great looking - "even if he is a little older!" "She's gorgeous! She's funny!" That's how Adam Kohl describes his idea of the perfect date, Chris- tina Applegate. Even though Kevin Blanchard is a Kim Bassinger fan , he readily admits that he would stoop to take out Heather Locklear! If Darren Matonowich had the opportunity to date anyone person in the world, he would stay with his girlfriend, Candace Martin be- cause she is the love of his life. (Also, she would kill me if I dated anyone else!!!)
You know it's love when You .stomache turns to knots. every time you meet her, your pulse rises, and everything beautiful
mirrors that speCial person! - Jason D, Smitn
A Julie Rainbird admirer




























































































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