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Coach Greene demonstrates how to stop a person from choking on sophomore Carol Thompson. Sophomores make it halfway One year represented a small fragment of time,butmemories made duringthatone year would be treasured forever. With only two years remaining in high school, sophomores ventured forth in making career choices and decisions for the future. The monotony was broken by new experiences such as learning to drive, dating, and renewing friendships. No longer freshmen, sophomores brought enthusiasm to the main campus. A typical sophomore schedule consisted of English ll, biology, and geometry, rounded out by a wide variety of electives. Extra-curricular activities provided op- portunities to participate in anything from athletics to academics. Whether in football or volleyball, Key Club or Student Council, spirit was inspired by student involvement. However, homework was not forgotten. Nightime brought geometry proofs and Julius Caesar to the homes of many students, not to mention annual science fair projects and English compositions. Led by sponsors Adriana Mills and William Dixon,sophomore class officersenhanced the year with their accompIishments.The officers were: President, Kathy Mason: Vice- President, Christy Johnson: Secretary, Susan Earnest, Treasurer, Lisa Schneidersg and Reporter, Tonya Walker. 1 W if , r ...-w.,.-..... t... , K , R' -K e ' 1 ' , x -Wwe. ' ' - ' uqgcmt-1 ,. ff' l sv 'ff , K., 1 f ,, '9rff f.f'1, ' A ..,,,..., lv 'f r' I V I W ' 172 Sophomores The 1983-84 Sophomore class officers.
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Brian Gordon takes helpful hints from his teacher. Photo by Phillip Martin. Nwfl in K 6 Valerie Sansano makes sure not to miss last morsels of lunch. Photo by Phillip Martin. Ashley Bailey is always ready to smile for photographers. Photo by Phillip Martin. 5 'ffl Tamela Laine laughs as Pam Maxey stands helpless in makeshift straightjacket. Photo by Phillip Martin. juniors 171
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