Carson High School - Carneta Yearbook (Carson City, NV)

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Shaw, Aaron Shelly, )eff Sherrouse, Samantha Sherwood, Erin Silva, Sam Slupman, Steven Small, lason Smalley, Alison Smith, April Smith, Matt Snyder, Lisa Sonntag, Elizabeth ' » Spataro, Robert Spector, Kim Spores, Jennifer Sprague, Millie Spurlock, Veronica Stacey, Georgia Stern, joy Stevens, Brad Stevens, Lea Anna Stevens, Linda Stevens, Rick Stokes,Steve Stoltz, John Strathman, Aimee Suh, YongHee Sullivan, Christie Sullivan, Sean Supera, Melissa Swainston, Valarie Taylor, Matthew Taylor, Melanie „ Sophomores l ' S i iJ

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Sophomores Riseden, Mary Claire Rittman, Heidi E Roach, Sean Robbs, Robby Robinson, Jennifer Robinson, Jennifer Robinson, Kim Robinson, Lisa Robran, Julia Rodrigues, Jaimrochelle Rogers, Cory Rondolph, Pat Ross, Todd Rowley, Quinten Royce, Suzie Rupert, Ted Salas, Eddie Sanchez, O.J. Sandell, Caria Savenelli, Lisa Scaflani, Tony Schaeffer, Steve Sciarrotta, Alex Scott, Jerry Scott, Stacie Secrist, Jamie Sedillo, Rick Seeber, Glenn Setter, Craig Sevier, Aimee Sharp, Robin Maybe it ' ll pass Teachers were required to give students a wooden hall pass whenever they left the room. Some teachers came up with their own unique, and sometimes unbelievable, hall passes. It a student wanted to leave Mr. Farnworth ' s class, he had a choice of carrying with him a shark ' s jaw, a duck ' s foot, a deer ' s antler, or a stuffed gopher snake. Secretary Ms. Maffei saw a lot of wacky hall passes. I ' ve seen everything from the basic stapler to a steering wheel, she said. Many students agreed that Mr. Glanzmann hacT the most unique pass. His pass was the actual steering fin of a missile that was personalized and given to him in the military. When asked if the cumbrous pass deterred students from leaving his classroom, Mr. Glanzmann chuckled, You betcha! by Michelle Struthers Unknown to many, the wooden hall passes, along with many of the other unique hall passes, were soon replaced with small green slips to be issued by each teacher. 108

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Sophomores What do you say what do you think is the hardest thing about school? It ' s hard when you have a final and the brain of the class is ab- sent. — Charlie Wells, 10 I don ' t like it when five teachers each give you a test and then homework. — Sean Canty, 10 The hardest thing is getting up in the morning. — David Kale, 10 Picking the right guys Is not easy. — Liz Sonntag and Robin Sharp, 10 I hate having to get to class on time. — Chad Beecher, 10 It ' s hard getting to class after lunch. —Jeff Lucas, 10 What long-term effect do you think your teachers will have on you? I ' ll be smarter in the future. — Micheline Tobey, 1 They help you mature. — Brian Terrell, 10 I don ' t think they will have any effect. — Stepnan Shipman, 10 I think they will have an effect on the way I think. — Chet Au- ble, 10 I think they teach the facts of life. — Jessica Guy, 10 Mr. Reinhardt has taught me to love all animals and not try to ' disect ' them. — Margaret Omen, 10 Travis Hopper takes a peek at Gary King ' s English assignment to see if he is doing it right. h Telia, Rob Terrell, Brian Thiesing, Cora Thomas, Keith Thompson, Kelly Thomspon, Steve Thompson, Wendl Thunder, Tim Tobey, Micheline Trabert, Lora Trease, Michele Troy, Eric Tuthill, Craig Tuttle, Ed Underwood, Cari Valle, Francisco Vannucci, David Vasquez, Jim Vermillion, Debbie Vo, Lee Ann Wadsworth, Troy Walker, Debi Walker, Lars 110