Douglass High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Douglass, KS)

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Fltilumto, Rachel Martin Kevin Maxwell Todd McFall Andy McGinnis Lesley Miller Eric Morrow Melinda Nichols Brook Nispel Dana Nixon Mike Peterson Melinda Remsberg Aaron Reynolds Darin Reynolds Angela Rogers Tonya Shelley James Sisk Julie Stambaugh Chad Stover Shelly Swigart Paul Thomas Thad White Sheila Williams Randy Zellers Tammy Zimmerman Jeff McDougal

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Fmlum, FRESHMEN DILEMMAS To continually be put down, picked on, and pushed around is the life of each freshman class. Freshmen have many changes to experience in the course of one year. One of those changes was having homework almost every night, and being expected to complete it. To some this seemed an almost impossible task. Freshmen expected the teachers to excuse their midconduct on the grounds that they were just beginning high school. Within the first two months of school, this myth was found to be false. The freshmen discovered high school to be challenging and sometimes very hard work. Despite all of these difficulties, the freshmen came through with flying colors and grew to be acceptable sophomores. Jeremy Allen Becky Baldridge Charles Baum Wayne Bodine April Bowers Jenni Brewer Mary Clayton Marci Cochran Darcey Duryea Jo Ferry Richard Gish Jeff Gean Terry Gulick Kim High Brian Kerbaugh Danielle Kunz Lorie Lauderbaugh Trien Le Jeri Lott Shane Lovell Penny Mahlandt

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Danny Flippo seems pretty pleased with himself. SoplwnoMi Tig Tv Adjust The sophomore year was a year in which students felt caught in between. It was a transition of being an underdog to being a little more respected. Sophomores still acted like they were immature by cutting up in class and not doing their homework. They also acted more mature and tried to fit in with the upperclassman. Sophomores tried to adjust by enrolling in more complex class schedules and joining more extracurricular activities. To many students the sophomore year was the hardest. The newness of high school was gone, but graduation was still too far off to be a reality. Melinda Prichard concentrates intently on the situation. Kiffany Knoll, Delvin Mayfield, Andy Luteran, Lanie Seal, and Bettv Moore in class.