SLIDESHOW 2011
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This document appears to be a slideshow with photos from various AM classes between 2010 and 2011. It includes photos of homecoming, classmates, and teachers. There are also some random comments inserted such as jokes about classmates and references to liking juice. The slideshow jumps between different years and topics in a non-linear fashion.
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- 1. SLIDESHOW JAWN(Turn your volume up)
- 2. AM FALL 2010 (the “special” class)
- 12. Can we zoom in on that please?
- 41. Homecoming 2010 GO MEYERS!!!
- 67. How about AM SPRING 2011??
- 68. Fuck them. No pictures from their AM because no one cares Here are some randoms….
- 73. Josh is a huge homo
- 82. MR. KU?? GO HOOTS!
- 91. You like-a da juice??
- 92. The juice is gooooooood!!
- 154. So gay