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Eric Mason
John Mass
Barbara Matthias
Brett Matthies
Wendy McCarty
Shane McClure
Tracy McConnell

Martin McCormick
Dean McDermitt
Jason McElroy
Kristi McGee
Kevin McKay
Brian McNeel
Mike Melander

Ian Melroy
Shelley Merchant
Jon Merkley
Susan Meseck
Tonya Meyer
Mitch Miles
Debbie Mill er

Paul Miller
Rhonda Mill er
Suzanne Miller-
Sandra Milnes
Paul Milone
Ron Minor
Jon Mislivec

Renee Mitchell
Julie Moore
Chris Moorhead
Heather Morrison
Jennifer Moss
David Mossberg
Amy Mu ehl eman

Siblings at it Again

H ey, that's my sweater you're wearing! night.
So, what are you gonna do about it?
The real arguing began when a family had
You've been in the bathroom for over a boy and a girl. As a rule, brothers and sisters
an hour, hurry up! Sound familar? This conversa- did not get along very well for even a short
tion was in a household who had more than one period of time. They often argued over whose
child. turn it was to take out the trash, or who should
Sisters that are close to the same age argued shut the door, the one who opened it or the one
over guys, clothes, and even bathroom time. One who went out last. Most brothers and sisters
of the more common arguments seemed to be argued over anything two brothers and sisters
telephone time. When one of the two sisters hung argued about, just for the sake of arguing.
on the phone for more than her share of time this According to Seni or Dan Galbraith, "one of my
would, and usually did, lead to an argument. biggest arguments with my sister is which one
Brothers tended to argue about different things of us gets to sit in the front seat if I'm not
than girls, and even football teams, if they were driving."
rooting for different teams. One could suspect a Even though all siblings argued frequently
major argument if the family only had one car and they still got along, once in a while.
both of the teenage brothers had dates that

-G. Beighley -
Can I please borrow your sweater? Senior Amy
Womack asks. Siblings who are close to the same size
sometimes end up sharing more of their wardrobes than
they might lik e. (photo by R.Moore)
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