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any family squabbles occur between par- ents and children when one sibling is com- pared to the other in looks, brains, or abili- ties. Since I have both an older brother and sister which are total opposites, many people are confused about what to think of m£. I like it better this way. The only person who really compares us is my mom. She wants me to be more like my brother and less like my sister (just kidding Kim),” said junior Adrienne Companik. These constant comparisons are not only done by parents but, by teachers and students at school. In English class the teacher inquires, Susie, why can ' t you make good grades like your SISTER? She always worked hard and received A ' s; why aren’t you like her?” On the football field the coach ask ' s a player, Bill, why can ' t you play football as well as your BROTHER? He was our best player. Why aren ' t you like him?” This kind of a situation may have never happened to you but to those who have a brother or a sister this is a common occurrance. Senior Debbie Parr had a situation of this kind happen to her. I took a test and I thought I did good but when I got it back the teacher said-how can you be in the Parr Family if you can ' t get straight A s like your brother! I felt like it wasn ' t worth trying if the teachers were going to compare me to Kevin (my brother).” Quite often sisters who look alike or brothers who look alike have their names confused unintentionally by teachers and students. I have a younger sister that looks like me and the teacher always gets us mixed up! I don ' t know how my teachers know her but they do. She says her teachers that had me call her Stacy, said junior Stacy Mahns. If it isn ' t teachers or parents comparing brothers and sisters; its the students who take over the job. Sophomore Jackie Cobb and senior Jennifer Cobb have the problem of guys always comparing them in looks. Sophomore Jackie Cobb, said, I get sick of guys coming up to me and compar- ing me with Jen. Oh, you look just like Jenny or Oh, your Jenny ' s sister aren ' t you?l hate that!” Younger brothers and sisters may wish they were the oldest so the “others woul d be compared to them. But, is being the oldest really all that great? No. The oldest child has all the responsibilities. The younger brother and sisters get away with the things the older one gets in trouble for, said senior Dawn Smith. It seems as though those students who are only children are the lucky ones. Is not having a brother or a sister all that great? I don ' t think we ' re the lucky ones because when you have brothers and sisters you have a special kind of close- ness with each other but I wouldn’t like being compared to them, said senior Jennifer Schroeder. So many times people go unnoticed because they ' re someone ' s brother or sister. Maybe it’s time to take a look at the individual and not at their brothers or sisters. It i ow Michelle, don ' t you think you should clean up your locker. ' asks ju- nior Bill Berens to his sister senior Michelle Berens 28 — Brother-Sister
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fr ey. little brother, do you have any spare change I can borrow for lunch, asks Jenny Dela Vega to junior Mark Dela Vega unior Jim Lamprecht of fers his sister senior Ju- lie Lamprecht a little help in using the telephone. Brother-Sister — 29
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