Douglas County High School - Huskie Highlights Yearbook (Castle Rock, CO)

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, -M-Q.. we . Wa. M' ummm. l he first day of high school, especially to sophomores, has never been one of the most pleasurable experiences in the world. The l987 school year started off with much less than a bang!! Most school years in the past have begun with a Senior Beach Party that began early in the morning and lasted until the first bell of the year rang. In this festive occasion sophomores received a type of initiation into the high school years. But l987 started off in a much different way. There was only one sign of sen- ior involvement, an orange tent in the middle of the front lawn. The rest of the seniors appar- ently had been left out or uninformed. I didn't even know about it, stated senior Jamie Reine- bold when questioned about the activity sever- al days later. The sophomores got off lucky as they didn't get even a little bit wet. The rest of the half-day went along as usual, not too exciting, as teachers were trying to get students ready for the new year. But many of the students simply could not calm down from the routine of summer and get back into the school spirit. So the first day of school simply acted as a type of transition into the every day, new type of routine. The twenty-seventh day of August marked that wonderful day previously discussed. To the juniors and seniors of DC the new day was made even more unusual by the new ten minute earlier day. Some students had a rough time getting up in time and still keeping themselves in the sane world. To the sophomores, howev- er, this wasn't quite as odd, for they were never put into the older routine. What did the teachers think about it, I don't really mind, l just have to leave a little earlier, allowed one of the faculty. The first day of school over, many students dreaded the long look ahead of tests, lab work, and late night activities. The rest of the year lay ahead and many changes and opportunities were within the reach of many. Time would tell the story, the story we now know. -David Baumgartner WP 4 Opening ' TOP: Cheerleaders get an early start by practicing their routines in front of the school ABOVE: A sophomore reflects on how he thought high school would be, he wasn't even close.