Herbert Slater Middle School - Spartan Yearbook (Santa Rosa, CA)

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STUDENTS PRACTICE SONG? DARYL HURLEY .... School is very bad for you. Like when you read, it,s bad for your eyes and bad for your body.. MS. SUSAN DIXON . . . . My favorite thing about the fall is getting to know a whole bunch of 4 uf' 9 as 1' 5' J-'fre 'Poo M. Seventh Grade new people. My least favorite thing is trying to remember all their names, especially when I write hall passes. ROBERT ANDERSON .... School is a place of torture. If CLEFTJ Mr. Michael Panas and Ms. Sue Dixon explain about humanities to parents lat Back-to-schooi Night. QRIGHTJ Sandy Domer, Tammy Brainard and Laura Rhodes practice new music in guitar. - - '.,l3. : .4 Charlie Masson Page Masson Kevin Maudlin Benjy Mawson Kevin Mexwell Kathy Mayo if X Mike Mays Phyllis Mc Christian ' Debbie Mc Coy Cindy Mc Donald Doug Mc Dougall Dusty McGrath 21

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HFILLCDWEEN DRE99 -UP DFW LEAD? QPF HCTIKIITIE9 CLEFTJ Karen Coots takes her CTBS tests in the cafeteria. CLEFT CENTERJ Dopey', prances around the gym during the Halloween Dress-Up Day contest. CRIGHTJ Susan Miles and Julie McMasters talk about how Twin Day has gone. f i.-y9xi!-cf Becky Limoli Gail Lindberg Mike Lindsay Mark Lockette Anna Luevana Lynda Maberry Sally Mac Meekin Scott Maclean Kim Mandell Mark Marigo Matt Marocco Eddie Martin 20 Strange characters such as were- wolves, vampires, Snow White and the seven dwarves paraded the halls at HSJH's first activity, Halloween Dress-up Day. Categories ranged from all-around best costume to the weirdest one.Winners were Kathleen Gaddy as a purple belly-dancer, Bob Davis as the Hunchback of Notre Dame and Karl Schreiber as a girl. Many excited students also dressed up for Twin Day on which two people dressed alike. Some teachers thought they were seeing double. Seventh graders got their. first taste of junior high testing as they took the CTBS test in the cafeteria early in the fall. 'Q .Y S Alix X 4 f X N sf A Seventh Grade

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X . STUDENTS LOOK HT HIYIOEBH THROUGH IYIICIZOYCOPES MR. ED SILVERMAN .... My fa- vorite school thing associated with fall is the ninth grade students in my English classes. Their acting dur- ing our taping-broadcast of The Pearl was great. LYNN BROWN . . .. My favorite thing at school is lunch. I can sit down and get up without having to ask. MRS. NANCY PEPPITT .... School is for students to learn, make friends, and enjoy new experiences. ROGER FABER . . . . My favorite thing at school is finishing my work before time. MRS. CAROL NELSON .... School is a place to expand one's horizons, dis- cover one's potential, and meet people with different viewpoints and backgrounds. MRS. WANDA ZIMPHER .... An education is a never ending process of acquiring knowledge and experience which, hopefully, mellovvs one's attitudes and shapes one's thinking in such a way that hefshe can live with a wholesome balance of joys, sorrows, and peace of mind. .-1 Charles McElarath Stacey McLaughlin Neil McMurdie John McNicho1as Mike Meagher Debbie Megetarian Rich Mejia Anna Maria Meno Darren Merker Dave Meyer Rusty Meyer ' Sandy Michelsen 22 ky'