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QUESTION AND ANSWER; Q: What Do You Think You ' ll Be Doing in Ten Years: In ten years, I hope to be frolick- ing in the outback ot Australia. — Catherine Cuccaro, 1 2 In ten vears. I think I will be out of college, and I will have a good job. I hope to be making lots and lots of nione . and I will ha e mv red ChevA ' 4x4! — Jessica Graeber, 1 2 In ten years, I will be practicing law in a small town somewhere work- ing to own m own firm. Grissom. 12 — Shelle ' Time. — Ken Ozawa, 12 I will be driving expensive cars and making mone in the seven digits. ' — Pat Rondolph I ' ll be finishing some sort of school and waiting for mv certified check for ten million dollars from Publisher s Clearing House. Rooker Julie Living in my condo in Hawaii or eating out of garbage cans in the Bronx. — |eff er Weinert, 1 2 I will be a retired millionaire living in the forests of Colorado as an ec- centric and solitary hermit, heliskiing for excitement whenever I want. — Amy Smith, 12 Q: What Makes a Good Teacher? A 50od sense of humor. The know what thev re talking about and can get the point across in an exciting wav. The care personallv about each student. — Amber Andreasen, 1 A good teacher cares about his students ' education and future. ' — Julene Boardman. 10 A good teacher cares about students more than their p a checks. Thev are willing to come earl and sfa late to help students. — Chris Freeman. 12 A good teacher is one who treats the students with resp ect so the may treat him with respect too. — Krist Mat- sumura. 12 A good teacher will challenge a stu- dent until he has expressed his full potential. ' — Mike Vance, 12 One who takes pride in teaching the kids and not in their salarv. ' — Diane Vo.12 tarn Oa iim d hiaks as thot he is in deep thought whSe gazing over Ihe (Towded avenue at Kjnchtime. Mr. Coyfe leails to his govenHnent dass a stem that penaojs to their lesson from the Reno Gazette KMimal. 48
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« — - 2:1 •■ ■ . raditicns ft A Is eating breakfast a part of your daily schedule if so, what do you usually eat? ' . and Almost every morning 1 eat four eggs, two sausages, and cheese between two English muffins. Scott Callister. 12 I never eat breakfast in the mornings because I ' m always rushed for time, or I forget. Heidi Lynsky, 1 1 I don ' t usually have time for breakfast. I usually grab an apple or banana on the way out the door. NikiPelfrey, 12 Definitely! Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. I alternate between eggs and toast and fruit breakfast and cereal breakfast. Mr. Grange, faculty No, breakfast is not part of my daily schedule. There ' s no time!!! Sherry Rader, 1 2 No, breakfast isn ' t a major part of my day, but chocolate chip cookies start it ofTgrrreat! Chris Santos, 12 If I wake up late, I eat nothing. If I wake up at a decent time, then I eat cereal, usually Trix. JeffLawson, 10 No, because if I did, I ' d have to wake up even earlier. The crazy things they make that float around in milk aren ' t too appetizing anyway. Ms. Taylor, faculty The salad bar is one option for students like Sophomore Carrie Alcorn who prefer a nutritious lunch. . ) overweight Do you caCagorize yourself as B) underweight C) just right i: ' ». i ' 1 l. ' f 50 female students 50 ma le students
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What ' s your view? O: What was your most embarrassing moment The time 1 went to the store for so me milk with only my bathrobe on, since I forgot to change into some clothes. — Bret Bellard, 12 When I took a friend out to learn how to drive and he ended up wiping out someone ' s garbage can because he had to avoid an oncoming car that was coming down the one way street. We were going the wrong way! — Ted Getscnman, 1 2 When Diane Vo understood a joke and had to explain H to me. — Trena Keating, 1 2 In a basketball game, 1 thought I was fouled, so I went to the free throw line. The referee never gave me the ball; Wooster was on its way down the court, and I was on the free throw line wondering why they had the ball. — Jason King, 1 2 I was at a tennis tournament in Reno, I went out on the court to play, and as I started to take off, my sweat- pants, my shorts came with them. — Jeff Loflin, 12 When my dad caught me streak- ing at a third grade birthday party. — Michetine Tobey, 10 When I was on a date and I drop- ped food all over my lap and my boyfriend spilled my glass of coke all over me. — Shelly Travis, 1 When I ' m seen with Bret and Marc. — Clay Brust, 1 2 Q: What makes a best friend? Someone who is there for you always! She doesn ' t r eed to make herself look better than you by putting you down. — Dana Bouncristiani, 10 ' Best frier ds share similar morals arw) outlooks on life, yet are different enough so that the friendship never gets boring. — Rhonda Diskin, 12 A look, a smile, a touch o4 the heart. — Ralph Hicks, 10 Someone who accepts you for wUaX .ou are and doesn ' t pressure you into being someone you aren ' t — Jennifer LaCier, 10 Someone you can talk, laugh, and cry with. — Michelle Lemley, 10 ■A best friend is someone who knows . ou and likes you anyway. — Cris Satv •05,12 Someone who buys me chewy SweeTarts and warms them up so they .von ' t hurt my teeth. — Tammy Soong, Tfaeie three best iriemfe, Bret Bo hdt. Maik panrfM ' ' - .. - - iiiiomia ' -lend, T; the bKles,i maal suppait to her
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