Alexander High School - Spartan Shield Yearbook (Albany, OH)

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1. This time see if you can do it without raising the dirt. 2. The perfect ending to a rotten day. 3. I wish you’d just shut up! Pictured Charlie Chesser, Lisa Woods. 4. I told you ours was the other basket. Pictured Shari Gillette. 5. Don’t give me the deten- tion. Marsha made me do it. Pictured Brett Elliott, Marsha Turner. 6. Pictured Denise Cline. 10 FUNNY PHASES

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1. Victory is a piece of cake for the Spartans. 2. Daniel Boone was a man .. . Pictured Randy Coen. 3. That’s not how you read the paper. Pictured Ter- esa Graham. 4. If a chicken can lay an egg and a half in a day and a half, how long would it take a monkey with a wooden leg to kick all the seeds out of a dill pickle? Pictured Dan Gwinn. 5. Fountain of Youth? Pictured Debbie Lightfritz. 6. Pictured Carl Lorub- bio. 7. How do you get this ?@ @ ? c thing off? Pictured Kathy Williams. The second phase to enter is the tenth grade. A sophomore: “a little closer.” Finally they aren’t freshmen any longer. They no longer have cubby- hole lockers (and they find out that they miss them). Drivers licenses ... getting to choose more of the classes they want ... trips to Tri-County ... and FINALLY getting to help initiate freshmen. Next are the juniors: they’re “getting there.” They now have the junior play and store. They really get good at pulling fire alarms, etc. They have learned that causing trouble is still fun if no one knows who did it ... 9

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1. Can’t Rita keep her hands off of anything. 2. Pictured Lisa Dye. 3. The hand is quicker than the eye. Pictured Fred Zimmerman, Cindy Wooten. 4. If you think I’m going to do that, you’re crazy. Pictured Janet VanDyke. 5. I wonder if we’ll ever get into the game. Pictured Shelia Wooten, Bev Harper, Libby Wyman. 6. Is it possible for one person to hold up the entire Spartan Black Pack? 7. 1-2-3-4 Pictured Lisa Woods. 8. Carl Who??? Pictured Carl Lorubbio. The last phase of the grades is being a SENIOR: “made it at last.” A lot of time is spent not really caring what others think anymore. The students in this phase are beginning to grow apart, but always spending time remembering. Trying to hold onto me- mories. School is getting more of a chore. They want to move on in life, but face the future unsure of goals as well as how they will make it without old friends Another phase of school is the classes. Some are easy. Others, well ... Time spent in these are filled with complaints while wondering if it will ever be over . ..