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Battle of the Sexes “1 have a better grade than you.” “In your dream maybe!” “That’s what you think.” “That’s what I know!” No matter where one goes to school, or where one is, the battle of the sexes can be found everywhere. According to the Wom- en’s Yellow Pages, girls are more intelligent than guys going through their teens. Of course, opinions fly when the sexes are trying to better one another. Looking at one point of view, sophomore, Bobbie Platt stat- ed, “Girls mature faster than boys.” Her sis- T X hat’s not fair, the sports page is covered with football pic- tures.” Could it be that the battle of the sexes is being fought on the courts as well as off the courts. Women athletes claim WE GET NO RE- SPECT! “We run, we sweat, and we play just like the guys,” stated sen- ior guard, Brenda Williams. Boys basketball coverage aver- ages 100% in local newspapers compared to 57% coverage for var- sity girls basketball. 6 Student Life ter, Patty, a junior agrees. From the guys’ side of the conflict, Kevin Cottrill, junior, believes that boys are “...defi- nitely smarter than girls, boys are born more intelligent, the only difference is girls make ‘better’ grades because they try harder.” In grades 9-12, girls outnumber the guys on the honor roll by a ratio of 7-3. This seems to prove that girls do indeed try harder. How- ever, faculty member, Mr. Donald Kenyon stated, “They have equal mental abilities- ...neither is better than the other.”
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Friendships, cemented throughout the years. means laughter and good times for Dwight Colebank, Bobbie Platt, Patti Cook. Pat- ty Platt. Cindy Lipscomb, Barb Ketterman, Tammy Mullan and Tammy Wilfong. Top Just a few minutes be fore the end of class give Tim Knotts, junior, and Bobbie Pe- ters, senior, time for a talk Above. Gather ’round the flagpole. Senior economics students pull a practical joke on teacher. Mr. Mike Withers, as they hoist his Grafton Bear- cats jacket up the pole. Left: Ready to leave, senior, Brenda Williams, leaves for her bus ride to UCC. Student Life 5
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College Prep Enrollment Girls 81 v.Boys 60 41 girls advanced math. 38 boys advanced math. 21 girls in French. 9 boys in French. 19 girls advanced science. 13 boys advanced science. in spite ot statistics, girls out- number boys in advanced math classes at FHS. Toby Jenkins and Karen Jones, sophomores, work side by side in computer science class. Good friends for over 11 years. Dwight Colebank and Kim Smith continue to help each oth- er. They may not always agree. but couple Brian Purkey and Heather Kittle manage to work out their differences. Student Life 7
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