C E Ellison High School - Free Spirit Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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5 Y,-.. K I 'Ra - x ft f 1 fir 7' .. K. R K' .-f X r ,432 V . f , M2 1, ,fs ev . . . is Your Sister . . .? jlAre you Carla's sister? l bet you're as smart as she is. Teachers were notorious for sayings like this one. Siblings in the same families coming behind an older brother or sister had a problem, especially if the older brother or sister was in- telligent. Teachers always seemed to expect more from the younger brother or sister just as if he or she were the same as the elder although usually it was just the opposite. Lori Heidtbrink had an older brother and a younger sister in the same school, 'lt's real hard when I get teachers that have had my brother Bary, especially when he's been in National Honor Society and Student Council. Older brothers and sisters with the only driver's license sure had an ad- ditional problem. Michelle Lenox said, 'llt's a big hassle driving my -- if ,n.. f V. 'A l ff ll f f A rf' init ' ki. ,..s '1 l ll,s T - .jolt S- X . ...,,N.. X , ' ,J , . . IZ' 75... x I Sas hz X ff 1 fwfr , 4 . Q - M. , tw K 'V 'S .i,' -I' li . x- gtg in A .fl-I Fi , Q lt, -H ' ' Z E l . M ,lf , 1 ki Wiz 1 x,5'+f7'N X t ,af - 4:-5 ie Q T .T if I 'X sister to Ellison and then driving back to the Vocational school every morning. Although most of the brotherfsister combinations in school were negative, some were positive. Machele Henning said, 'il ike havin my sister in the same school. l tiiink it's really fun for so- meone to come u to me in the halls and ask me itpl'm my sister's sister. Going to school with my sister is always rush, rush, rush. We're always in a hurry to go to school. said Ray Conklin . And that was ex- actly what most brother! sister com- bination did: rushed to get away from each other as soon as they got through the school doors. BETWEEN classes Michael johnson and Debbie Bland walk to their lockers. Q Kyra Hopkins r -4 Q' ' Sonia Howard David Howard ,v f P W Quanda Howard ' 43 Steve Howie Erlinda Huertas joseph Hughes if ff Helen Hyden K' 1 Kellie Hyden . 5 Dana Ivey ff George jackson Phillip jackson - -- f William jackson V i ,I Kevin jacobson EQ. i ' jay jamandre Toni jaramillo David johnson if V- r jeffrey johnson 'Silk E Latana johnson Tonya johnson jimmy jones Stephaney jones Frank jurado Pat just Freshmen 95

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