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                 Phones Essential Part of Life


                                            Ashley Pixton

                      Rming, rrrrring.  Wouldn' t you know  into a accident, I could call  him right away. I felt
               it , just as you went to the bathroom, the phone  protected driving with the phone," said Senior
               rang.  Thanks a  lot  Alexander Graham Bell.  Darrin Brown.  Students  going to  the  UNO
               Although the phone was sometimes an interrup-  library had the security  of emergency phones
               tion, it  was still an important and essenti al  part  located every 100 feet on the  campus.  When
               of life.                                picked up, the phones sent campus police to that
                      Phones were a vital source of commu-  locati on.  "!had to go to the UNO library a lot for
               nication for everyone. "Without  a  phone I do   AP Engli sh  and debate,  and I just fe lt  better
               not kn ow how I could stay on top of things. I talk   knowing there was a phone I could pick up if I
               on the phone almost every ni ght," said Senioc..  was in  trouble," said Senior  Erin Felchner.
               Kara Gilbreath.  The phone all owed students   However, anyone trying to make a call
               to find out assignments, make plans, or just talk.   at a pay phone with only aquarterwas in trouble.
               Although  if someone else was on the phone, the   Begi nning September US West raised the price
               length of conversations could be annoying. "My  of payphone call s to thirty-five cents. " Having
               little brother tied up  the phone for  hours  on   to carry a dime and a quarter, in stead of just the
               end.  All  these girl s called him constantly.  He   quarter, for an emergency call  was such a pain,"
               would never let me talk," said Senior  Jenny  said Senior  Angie Schendt.
                Hass.                                         Whether a  source of communication   Seni or Kelly Tichauer call s her mom during lunch
                       Phones were  also a  source of safety.  or safety,  phones were  important to most stu -  she can  have  money to  pay for the transcript fee t
               "My dad bought me a cellular phone so if I got  dents in  their daily life. e   senior must pay.  (Beth Wood)

                   Brinkman, Troy
                     Brooks,  Scott
                   Brown, Carmine
                     Brown, Erin
                    Brown, Kevin
                     Brown, Laura
                    Brown, Nicole

                    Brown, Olivia
                Brownfield, Rebecca
                     Bruce, Sarah
                  Bruland, Michelle
                  Bruning, Shannon
                    Buechler, Carla
                      Buell , Brian


                Buhrman,Christopher
                     Bybee, Daniel
                  Cadmus, Jennifer
                    Cahow, Corrie
                      Cain, Brian
                    Canigli a,  Cory
                    Cano, Michelle

                      Carl, Kri stie
                   Carpenter, Sarah
                     Carr, Andrew
                   Carreon, Carmen
                    Carroll , Joshua
                     Carson, Brett
                Caverhill , Mary Kay
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