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TAKING TIME OUT for her horse 'Su- garis sophomore Tina Brown. Photo by Annette Welsh. Mike Abbott (8) Susan Abend (9) Tracey Albertson (10) Charisse Allard (10) Monique Allard (7) Sheri Amey (10) Andy Apsey (9) Dan Armstead (II) Ed Armstead (8) Jamie Arnold (10) Jon Arnold (8) Renae Arthur (9) Shelly Barker (7) Richard Barker (II) Tom Barker (10) Jill Bartley (10) Heidi Bartsch (7) David Beck (10) Sheila Beck (9) Chad Berger (8) Paul Berna (9) Steven Berna (7) Angie Bezemek (9) Brian Bezemek (II) Donna Bezemek (10) Jackie Bezemek (10) Jason Bezemek (8) Shannon Bezemek (7) Jason Bittner (7) Jamie Blackburn (9) Kara Boice (7) Daryl Bolsby (II) Missy Bower (8) Lisa Bowerman (10) John Bowling (8) Underclassmen - 25
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When you really need them, Pets Are Stormy Weather Friends You’re all alone on a cold, stormy night. The electricity is out. and you sit shivering in the dark. A clap of thunder shakes the house; and just when you think you’re going to lose it, your pet comes to the rescue to keep you company. Aren’t pets great? By far, the most popular pet at DHS is man’s best friend, the dog. When asked ’’Why do you like dogs? , sophomore Aaron Mitchell said, ’’Dogs are more interesting than cats. The cats came in second as the most popular pet. Eighth grader Chris Welsh was asked ’’Why do you have a cat? , and she replied, ’’Because it’s big and fat and pretty! Horses, rabbits, turtles, pigs, fish, hamsters, and birds also found happy homes with our students. But what about the people who don't want the responsi- bility of owning a pet? When asked If you could have any kind of pet you wanted, what would it be? , sr. Kelly Geek said, One that’s quiet, doesn’t move, and needs no care. Well, while pets may not be right for everyone, those of us who are pet owners really love our pets and wouldn't trade them for the worldl Lisa Howard SHOWING OFF HER PRIDE AND JOY is sophomore Tonya Kamen. She has trained and presently shows her Sibe- rian husky named Bandit.” Photo by Annette Welsh. ‘-O
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FRIENDS FOREVER! That's what these two are. Seniors Mary Jo Smigill and Julianne Pijanowski are long time friends since the fourth grade. Photo by Nicole Richmond. INSEPARABLE!?! These charms may come apart, but they actually mean that nothing could come between whoever owns them. Best friends of- ten have these matching charms. Photo by Tina Rudduck. LOOK OUT! You really have to look out for these two guys. Juniors Stephen Kelke and Steve Heilig are two friends who are often found kidding around together in the halls. Photo by Tina Rudduck.
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