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An aroma of new of them had been here last Not only were sopho
school books and the sound year and had a better feel for mores with drivers license:
of slamming lockers from anx- the school and knew what to able to drive to sc hool. bu
ious students filled the minds expect from the upperclass- they could drive almost any
of sophomores. This year men. Nikki Hegwood said , where they wanted to if the)
things happened. "We didn't get made fun of had their parent's permissior
Students' minds were by juniors and seniors be- and use of a car. Jennife1
filled with new and different cause we weren't fresh men." Davidsaid, "ltwasreallygooc
things that they would be Students also had to not be a freshman any
encountering during their driving on their minds. Passing more, not be the baby of the
sophomore year. They would my driving test? Will I get a crowd and to not have you1
be thinking about driving, car? Will I park on "Sopho- parents cart you around."
going to classes , and being a more Row?" For Sophomore Therefore, being c
step up from the bottom. Leslie Golbitz, getting her li- sophomore meant one wm
Sophomores enjoyed cense would be wonderful, "I no longer on the bottom run\;
not being the youngest in the was enthralled with joy to of the ladder, but on the way
school, anymore and it gave have my permit. I cannot up to a future filled with prom
themasenseofsecurity. Most wait to get my license!" ise.

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Sophomores Lynne Officer. Stephanie
Zlto . Dawn Fredericks. Anne Donohue.
Casey Wolfe. and Amy Roberts show
their spirit while decorating their hall
on "Come As You Are" day.
9 4 Sophomore Divider (Melanie Goddard)