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114 v Sophomores 1 Sophomores Sandy Thompson, Koreena n Deb i Schneider Kammie Evans, Hanso , b e . Lori VanSoeIen prepare for their powderpuff game. 2 Student Senate sponsor, Rich Dixon, freshman Mary Newberg, and sophomore Jim Brown collect tickets at the Homecoming dance. at UHS Sophomores struggle I Will Survive this popular song title sung by Gloria Gaynor I described the general feelings of the sophomore class as they struggled through their second year of high school. lt is the hardest year in school, the one you have to work the hardest in, according to one sophomore. Courses such as biology, English, geometry, and American history kept many sophs up well into the night. When they weren't working on one of their many subjects, , sophomores spent their time partying and working. Movies most enjoyed by the class were WARRIORS, HEAVEN CAN WAIT, SAME TIME NEXT YEAR. Cars and driving became an important part in just about every sophomore's life, sometime during their second year of high school. Many received a hand-me-down car from an older brother or siste or begged and pleaded to have 'mom's car' for a Friday night on the town. Either way sophomores were now beginning to see what kind of responsibilities they would soon be faced with in years to come as college decisions and schedules loomed a little nearer ir the future.
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1 Director Larry Hintz leads the Jazz Lab. 2 Junior Joni Beck stands beside the mural she designed for the chorus room. 3 'My ink sketch was made off a photograph of a farm where I used to live when I was littIe,' comments senior Shannon Loeffelholz when her piece was selected for a special high school art exhibit at the University of Iowa. 4 Julie Hintz 5 Larry Hintz 6 Jean Jamison 7 Paula Leverenz 8 John Robbins 9 Seniors Scott Fair and Jim Flynn work on the construction of their version of the 'Yellow Submarine.' The sub was used by the UHS marching band in a half-time show. 10 Art Club members gather with their sponsors Mrs. Paula Leverenz and Mr. John Robbins.
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