New Trier Township High School - Echoes Yearbook (Winnetka, IL)

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College Bound 12 Friday, October 12 7:30 8:00 8:25 8:50 9:15 10:10 10:45 11:05 3:40 4:05 go to Cheryl's must be home early - SATS tomorrow '6Dallas starts break out TAB and Entenmann's peanut butter chocolate chip cookies Kelli and Brittany stop by Doug, Mike, and Tom stop by we all hit McDonald's arrive at party we heard about at McDonald's from a guy in Mike's friend's advisory cops break up party stumble into the house and into bed dog starts barking fall back to sleep dream of 670 verbal and 690 math Saturday, October 13 7:45 7:50 8:00 8:20 8:30 8:45 8:55 9:10 9:40 10:10 10:25 10:45 11:25 11:55 12:15 12:40 12:55 wake-up after having slept through 7:15 alarm in the shower dressed and running out the door - no breakfast arrive at New Trier impossible to find parking space cut in line with Cheryl wicked - she looks terrible, too test starts takes supervisor 10 minutes to teach us how to color in boxes spelling our names no problem - what was 1 worried about? antonym for impervious?!?l begin to wish I hadn't slept through junior algebra AVARICE: ALTRUISM:: what?!?! 10 minute break Cheryl thought math was easy - kill her later reading comprehension where do they get such boring passages? canit keep my eyes open how many eighths in 37.5'Zp? maybe colleges will take ACT's instead 1T'S OVERIIII go to McDonald's with Cheryl hope no one heard my stomach growling during test over 6 pc. McNuggets tell Cheryl SATS were soooo easy cross fingers under table Monday, October 15 8:30 get new SAT registration form at testing center maybe this time there won't be analogies!

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Undecided Y' 'TY ' E . It was like a nightmare. They came in the early hours of dawn, catching me with my defenses down. Blind to the coming disaster, I passively let them lead me down- stairs, thinking that I had forgotten about my birthday or Christmas. As we approached the den, I caught scent of the impending doom and became hystrical. It was no use resisting, they had come pre- pared. Mom stuffed a rag in my mouth, while Dad secured my hands and feet. Afraid for my life, I wriggled and squirmed as they dragged me towards my inevitable plight. Mom looked at me with pity and offered little comfort. Don't worry, dear, it will all be over soonf' Unfastening my con- straints, they pushed me towards my fate and slammed and locked the door, leaving k t I ..,. . . , I lffl K tlsi y I I E! I . ? I .' I ,L X , . , ' 1 fa. ,- ,,v. I l l I 14 st