Las Cruces High School - Crosses Yearbook (Las Cruces, NM)

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Flores, Sergio Franco, Cyra Franklin, Anjanette Frietze, James Fognini, Dustin Foiani, William Galaz, Daniel Gale, Kateri Gale, Mario Gallardo, Norma Gallegos, Ernest Gallegos, Mark Galles, Ray Garces, Sarah Garcia, Chris Garcia, Christine Garcia, Daniel Garcia, David Garcia, Eric Garcia, Ernest Garcia, Jackie Garcia, James Garcia, Jayson Garcia, Johnny Garcia, Julieta Garcia, Linda Garcia, Maria Garcia, Michael Garcia, Patricia Garcia, Rachel Garcia, Sylvia Garcia, Terri Garrison, Carr Garrison, Christopher Gavaza, Michelle Gaytan, Martha F I ,,,. F' I f 0 si F, , ii, If 'ii' 4, 1 ww-f K 4. 3 f M- ,, :Z . r .QL if , in Jii . 't 'S ' li., o Geck Ralph Gerhard! David x Q . M L-an ' l rz r' , q wlfi 182 vn., , J C A ,ef 5 CMG? it y f ,. , i, 5 3 -4 'Qi 7

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Could you imagine having to teach sophomores? Well, many teachers do. lt's hard at first because the students don't know the school or the students around them. The teachers have to help them make a transition. Students don't get into class conversations. They're a little bit shy and don't want to make fools of themselves. After a while they got into the swing of things and start to be brave. They make friends with the teachers and other students. Some teachers feel that sophomores need to mature. Since the students don't know about school policies and they never bother to find out, they mess up many times and don't even know it. All in all. When sophomores first come to L.C.H.S., they have a lot of adjust- ments to make. Gutierrez, Bernadette Gutierrez, Chris Hageman, Rachel Haltom, Matthew Hankins, Grayson Hanson, Liz Harker, Lorrie Harrison, Tracy Hawkins, Stacey Heaps, Weston Heath, David Hecker, Jennifer Henry, Brenda Hermosillo, Luis Hernandez, Abel Hernandez, Art Hernandez, David Hernandez, lda Hernandez, Juan Hernandez, Laura Hernandez, Steve Herrera, Claudia Herrera, Grizell Herrera, Maribel Herrera, Patsy Hershberger, David Hewitt, Florence Highfille, Michael Hiss, Sarah Hoeksema, Audrey Hogan, Dawn Hohle, Doug Hoogenboom, Rick Hornsby, Eric Horton, Julie Houser, Jody Howard, Steve Huber, Trina Hunter, Jeff Hutchins, Adam lbarra, Dolores lnfante, Chris