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Unsure of what books she ' ll need to get her through the morning, sophomore Cindy Van Horssen adjusts to a mew setting during her first day in the senior high. Lunch time not only provides a break from class for sophomores Scott Swiontek and Dwayne Alliss and junior Bill Rodgers, but it allows them to mingle with friends.
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Besides being irritating, mistakes in schedules make it necessary for students to seek help. Gina Olson discusses a problem with Counselor James Garretson. You have prep third hour too? Registration day proved a class reunion for some, as they took advantage of the time to chat with friends while exchanging schedules and stories. 11
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Hey, sophomores, how was your first day of school? Had a rough time of it, huh? Well, don’t worry about it. So what if you mistook Mr. Cox for the janitor and demanded that he, “Come open your dumb locker. After finding yourself enrolled in Spanish 5-8 (Where’s 1, 2, 3 and 4?), you ' re considering a transfer to another school anyway. Like everyone else, you’re just learning to fit in. While sophomores are struggling to establish some semblance of class unity, juniors are plagued with the unpopular title of the “middle kids” and seniors are taking it easy, secure in the knowledge that this is their last year. Days before the actual start of school, anxious sophomores sought out older brothers and sisters, to get their esteemed advice on the strategy needed for successfully fitting in. Keep your mouth shut and eyes open,” was the counsel given by most, and it was followed diligently those first crucial days — until they discovered that seniors really do talk to underclassmen. Some even going so far as to eat lunch with them. Thinking back to those first days, sophomores smile at their own naivete, whil e mentally storing up helpful hints for younger brothers and sisters. Whether you’re anticipating a move to a new town or just trying out for a school team, fitting in is a permanent practice in life. A temporary replacement, Mrs. Georgia Feree aids students like sophomore Mike Rogowski, while regular biology teacher Mrs. Ruth Carmichael is on maternity leave. Everybody belongs somewhere, whether at home or in a hallway clique. These groups have many purposes like exchanging gossip or just blocking hallway traffic. 13
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