Berkner High School - Ram Yearbook (Richardson, TX)

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2 'sf '11 W 'bf 4 WM. Mika af? i i A as if 1? Peter Fintschenko Leslie Fischer Gina Fleming Steve Fleming Andrea Flynn Brent Flynn Shari Forbes Ricky Forehand Brad Foreman Kristen Forrester Shelly Forrester Kathy Foster Allison Fowler leff Fowler Karen Fowler Steve Fowler jerry Fox Lisa Fuhr Lori Fuhr Stacey Gadson Dennis Gage Ruben Galvan Cindy Gamlin Armando Garcia f wk .,, V M ti H t g:H w M,V,g ,.V., U . lay? , ,, any , , ,K VV . , 24 if motif' ill PADRE or bust - During Sprin Break one of the favorite pastimes for seniors is to head off to Padre ijand and soak up the sun. This year the groups that went discovered less sun than they expected since it rained most of the week. iPhoto by M. Pearsoni will :V iii. ' 11 ,.1a Q 1 Q ive me a break Question: What do the 9:25 a.m. beil, a plaster cast, and a week in late March have in common? Answer: They are all related to a type of break. To urther explain this ques- tion, the 9:25 belt begins a 16 minute period of time which is an important part of every Berkner stude-nt's da . A plaster cast, well that's ob- vious -- it's what a doctor puts around a break, like a broken arm or broken leg. Stand by the elevator in H- hail to see how often that break enters students' lives. A week in March this is probably the most important break in any high school stu- dent's life. it's characterized by trips to Padre, no school for nine days and a reat tan, or for some a great suniurn. This of course is Spring Break. in addition there are also many other breaks Breaks such as Christmas break, break- ing into the candy machines, breaking test tubes in chemistry, a homework inflicted mental breakdown, and then the worst . . . broken hearts. There are probably many other breaks besides those mentioned, but if they were left out, well . . . that's the breaks! Copy bg- Daphne Davis Layout y - leana Long F-GfSophomore .

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Robert Dunlap Matthew Durington Geoffrey Eades Phil Easterling Robin Edelstein Darren Edgar Scott Edmondson Ty Edwards Stacy Edwards Meredith Eggleston Mike Eichenberger Erik Eichinger Teresa Elder Chiara Elie Kelly Elliott Eric Eminger Scott Enck Kathy Estes Kristi Ethridge Curtis Evanczyk Eric Ewing Tammie Favorite Tommy Fay Robert Feldman 'NNN-gwf 2 s,cc . 1 gig, lt's tricky -- Attempting to open his locker with a broken arm, Senior Brian Hartegan discovers that it's not so easy after all. Many students had to deal with changes caused by broken limbs. iPhoto by B. Culverl SophomorefD-F 'fx ls there a doctor in the house? - Trying her best to make her way through the crowded halls, Senior Karen Lueke laughs as Senior Todd Burton tries to help her by carrying her books. Several students throughout the year were the victims of unfortunate broken bones. iPhoto by B. Culverl

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fly took like mirror images., i Carlos Garcia Frank Garma Kennon Garms Michael Gavett Rick George Gary Gilbert Barbara Gill Regina Girdner Richard Glaser Carolyn Glass Mathew Gleaves Adam Glick Angela Glover Michelle Goldenberg Oscar Gonzalez Gretchen Gorman Chris Gove Debbie Gozdecki lack Graham Russell Graham Tammy Graves Anthony Greathouse Bret Greenberg Scott Greenberg ii 9 T ar- vin ,, I ,LM Vf' nv W il, D11 ,Q I 5 ,x , Xx, '-4. f,s, , ., G 4!5-'1 oubka Are there days when you think you are seein dou le? g . just when you rounded the cor- perfroml all and starteddown ifiiyour math class the-refis the same person you just said hello to. lt is not unusual to waik down the halls and see a familiar face AGAIN, but sometimes with a different set of clothes on. lt is a bit disarming, but it isn't unusual. Why? Because there are at feast 15 sets of twins enrolled in this school, many of whom real- sWhether fraternal or iden- tical, brothers, sisters or brother and sisters, the twins share more than just a last name. Often they have the same face, clothes, 1 76 SophomoresfG and even classes. take identical twin Mark Friedman said, lt's aggravating to be called the wrong name, especially if the name belongs to your brother. , But being a twin isn't always full of aggravatiorx. Sometimes having a double can come in handy, like the day you discover nothing clean to wear. lust think of the possibilities of having another complete wardrobe, guaranteed to it. Overall, being a twin offers a balance scale of privileges and disadvantagles. You have to share a birt day, but if your twin and you get along . . . you'll get twice the presents. Copy, by: Kathlene Hawkins, Step en Tomac Layout by: leana Long S8 i BOTTOM ROW: Michael Hanke, Missy Susan Hewlett, julie Hewlett, Hanke, Matthew Coles, jason Coles, Grossman, Barry Grossman Todd Taunton, Ty Taunton SECOND ROW: Todd Gilley, Tom Gilley ROW: Christy Patrick, Karen Patrick, bygstfingfellowj Marcy Robertson, Chloe Robertson,