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1. Amy Fitzpatrick, sophomore, talks to Jane Thomas, sophomore twin, after grueling exercise 2 Janelle Myers, sopho- more. and Rhonda Mink, sophomore twin, socialize at break 3. AHS twins include Jett Avey. Angie Beagle. Tricia Galley. Melissa Avey. Sondra Mink. Ronda Mink. Vickie and Marsha Fitzpatrick (which one's which?). Mark Beagle. Jane Thomas. Jen Thomas. Valerie Barker, and Vicki Barker. ’ 'Double Trouble” How do the several sets of twins at AHS deal with be- ing a twin teenager? Sophomore twins Rhonda and Sondra Mink look nothing alike and they are also different in many other ways. Rhonda enjoys school and is active in school government, while Sondra is mainly interested in sports. Unlike Sondra and Rhonda, you might think you were seeing double when Vicki and Marsha Fitzpa- trick, sophomores, walk by. They enjoy being identical and dress- ing alike. Vicky said, We have a lot of advantages, such as we are never alone, we always have someone to talk to; we also share clothes; and, we can tell each other our secrets. A disadvan- tage that all fraternal twins agreed on was dealing with a car. The male twin often does not want to share a car with his fe- male twin, but Angie Beagle said, It's nice to have my brother to stick up for me. The twins' over- all opinion was that a twin teen- ager isn't always Double Trou- ble. -M A 4
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1 The Redmen football team shows their blazing spirit as they clap proudly to the school song 2. Mascots Tricia Clayter and Lisa Feder- inko. both seniors, playfully prepare for the oncoming football game. 3 Chris Preussner. sophomore, says. Go For It!' 4 NNS (The National Nerd Society) attract- ed many interested juniors. 5. The Home- coming Bonfire blazed all night on Octo- ber 17. 1985. 3
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In spite of Coke's attempt to catch a bigger portion of the soft drink market with its new Coke. Classic Coke and Cherry Coke, students still preferred Pep- si's taste, according to an infor- mal poll. So, when Coke gave AHS new score boards for replac- ing the Pepsi machines with Coke, many students were dis- gusted. As Linda Kirkendoll, library secretary aid, said, Pepsi just has a better flavor. -MW Pepsi Is It! 5
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