Spring Woods High School - Safari Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Sisterly Love. While discussing her sister ' s boyfriend, Yvetre E sister, Yvonne, organizes their locker during A Lunch. Like most other siblings, they hod their differences, but they learned to be compatible J. Putz. Dovid McDride Sheila McDermott Eve McFarlond David McGee Sheilo McGuirt Page Mcllroth Allison McMeechon Mon Miller Judith Mitchell Lauri Ann Monday Dart Mulherin Ashfaq Munshi With many teachers, grades and friends In common, Giendo 2nd John Eberlon were only one ?xample of siblings who got along together in school. Indeed rhere were pros in hov- ng brother or sister in the some .chool. Siblings, in general, ;ielped each other with homework and brought home Tioke-up work for one if the Jther wos obsent. Giendo feir hor she and John got along so veil because they were twins. hey stuck up for each other. But what of the seniors who ontended with younger siblings If rheir school? Actually, you now o lot more people, said lindy Forren. She felt rhof now i irh her 16-year-old sister, Deb- ie, in high school, they get ilong betfer Despite rhe foct thor some sib- ngs hove been able to get ilong, others discovered rhor oving a brother or sister in high :hool created more of the some roblems rhot occurred between lem Qt home. Coeioe McAn- eny and her 15-yeor-old sisrer rgenae encountered o few logs in going to school together, leir first fight was over a box of donuts. I brought donuts to school to eof through the doy because I get hungry, McAn- neny soid. Bur when they got out of the cor, Argenoe grabbed them and ran! Coeioe chased her sister, screoming through the parking lot. Going to school with Argenoe doesn ' t really bother me because I never hove to see her since there ' s such o difference in our schedules, Coeioe soid. However, of home: sometimes when Argenoe ' s friends coll, I ' m rude to them Overall, she felt most of her little sister ' s friends ore O.K. The issue of siblings, however, wos not OS carefree os it seemed Cindy felt slight resentment thor Debbie hod rhe some curfew as o freshmon thor Cindy hod os o junior. And on Debbie ' s side were the problems of living up ro whor I ' ve done. Like Coeioe and Argenoe, Cindy and Debbie don ' t see each other rhor much. Even wirh some cons, rhese siblings really enjoy being in school rogerher. I wouldn ' r take bock being o twin, Giendo soid. Phu Nguyen Thao Nguyen Thien Nguyen BY AUDREY KING than we bargained for 95

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