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Fund raising was important for the baseball
team. Manning the concession stand at a
volleyball game, Chris Shiefer and Jon Small
ay to sell Ann Pearson some refreshments in
order to raise money for their team. (L. Bush)
I

"When we were freshmen we
were looked down upon. Now
that we're sophomores we're
not." --Shane Petersen

"I liked being a sophomore
better than a freshman because I
felt more like a regular person."-
-Monte Dirks
Class of '93

-Kevin Ridley/Steve Simpson-
"We are treated as part of that there were two more years of crowded as the school year went by .
the school , and we get a lot more school left," By the time May came, more than
res pect. These were things we didn't Respect was not the only half of the sophomores turned 16.
get when we were freshmen," Mike thing the class of '93 had. Many had One of the biggest disadvantage of
Alsup said about being a sophomore. received their driver's license and that was having to pay the high price "I didn't feel small compared to
In addition said Cheri Dun- sweet 16 was the lucky number for of gasoline. The prices had been at the upperclassmen anymore, and
away, "We were not the youngest in them. Birthdays ranged from April their highest peak in ten years, and it I looked toward turning 16 years-
the sc hool so we dido 't get picked on of 1974 to January of 1976. For meant a lot of money. "I couldn't be- old"--Mike Able
anymore ." Matt Ferguson agreed. sophomores whose birthdays were lieve it cost me $18 just for 14 gallons
"Now that we're sophomores we're earlier than others, it meant packed of gas," Chad Brown said . How-
not the low lifes in school." cars for those who couldn't drive. ever, Brown said there was a way out
Although somesophomores Sophomores could drive of it because "the more people, the
didn't feel any changes from one wherever they wanted, but they more gas money one could collect."
year to the next. Some ofthem thought couldn't park just anywhere. Sopho- Even with no school park-
it didn 't matter what grade one was mores were not allowed to park on ing and high gas prices, sophomores
in. Kyle Marler said, "School is school property. Even though they still thought it was better than being a
school , regardless what grade you couldn't park there, they still wanted freshmen. Sarah Sinclair summed "I felt like I was a part of the high
were in."However Travis Flores to drive to school. "Sophomore it all up, "Anything beats being a school being a sophomore."--
looke d only at the end, "All I feel is Row" ,Quik Pik area, got more freshman." Bianca Cox