Hermon DeKalb Central School - Demon Yearbook (De Kalb Junction, NY)

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J u N I O R S Kim Allen Frank Ashley Josh Balling Noelle Bardeschewski Nathaniel Bray Lynn Briggs Rita Brown Tracey Brunet Laurie Donaldson Tami Donaldson Donald Fuller Marvin Garvey Mike Gilbert Paul Gilbert Tom Gokey Allen Grant Richard Halladay Duane Hendricks Robert Hendricks Tina Hewlett Becky Matthews Kristie Matthews Tracy Morrison Michael Peabody Lory Perrin Steve Sanderson Kimberly Scott Chris Seymour Crystal Simmons Julie Soulia Carrie Stevens Christine Streeter Kathleen Tieman Hallie Warren Heather Wells Jared Wells Dawn Whiteford Jeff Whitton Paul Whitton Brian Woodrow 30

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 Nicki Bacon Tom Bason Derek Bovay Cheri Brabaw David Brown Brian Brunet Nelson Carpenter Tamara Carr Jerry Coller Stephanie Denesha Lori Dibble Larry Dibble Thomas Duck Scott Fenlong Louise Gardner Tony Georges Sonja Jenness Jennifer Joles Matt Kentfield Billy Kroll Marvin Lucas Art Green Billy McGuinness Chris Nelson Kellie Newcombe. Lee Parshley Brian Phillips Penny Ray Danny Roberts Michael Sanderson Clay Selleck Jeff Smith Tammy Soulia Stacy Thayer Everett Thompson Jim Trathen Wanda Walton Richard Ward Art Webb Andrew Willard Dennis Woods 29 oiwaoSOK-oOn

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Surviving high school is not an easy task. Many threats are in the air such as peer pres- sure, tight schedules, lack of self-confidence, family responsibilities, distinguishing between wants and needs, low grades and jobs with- out benefits ... just to name a few. Once you learn the ropes and get into the swing of things, your freshman year will be a breeze, right? First of all, freshmen don't get into the swing of things. So what do you do? Play it off, get through the year as discreetly as possible. Prepare to conquer your soph- omore year. But wait, now you have to make some de- cisions. What classes to take, what clubs to join, how to get a car out of your parents as soon as you get your license. This year could be fun if you make the right choices and play your cards right. One thing to look forward to was your Junior Prom. All you have to do is wait patiently to be asked, or get up the nerve to do the asking. Piece of cake. Also, you might want to start thinking about life after high school, as in college. Here it is, your senior year. This is what you've been waiting for. Not much to worry about this year, just wrap everything up. Re- member when it comes around, you only have one month to get those applications in. Don't procrastinate! If you're still breathing and are able to show up to graduation, you should have no problem surviving in the real world!! 31