Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fort Oglethorpe, GA)

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(Far left) Spreading out on a roomy table in the media center. Miss Duffy finds time to grade maps for her history classes. (Photo by Jcnsi Soudcrs) Miss Duffy personally supervises last preparations for the International party for foreign language classes. (Photo by Joseph McKay) After overseeing all the preparations. Jane Duffy gets to consume some of the munchies which have been prepared for the International foreign language party. (Photo by Joseph McKay)

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'ebster's Dictionary defines being dedicated as being devoted to a cause, ideal, or purpose.” The yearbook staff has chosen Jane Duffy to receive the dedica- tion of Warrior ’88 for her devotion and her determination to make LFO students the best they could possibly be. Devoting herself to students, Miss Duffy felt I was needed in education;” she wanted ”to share with young people.” And shared she has; student Fancy Goff confirmed this: Miss Duffy makes you want to learn — Dedication Goes hand in hand with Jane Duffy and be involved.” Another student, Sonya Vice, exclaimed, she’s tough, but what- ever she teaches she makes it fun.” Miss Duffy pushes herself to make ev- erything she is working with fun for those students involved,” explained Fan- cy. Miss Duffy felt all this hard work paid off when she was asked to be the senior class sponsor. The moment I felt I had made a recognized contribution was when I was asked to be senior sponsor,” she stated. She’s given of herself, her time, her money, and her effort for the the senior class she proudly sponsors,” remarked senior class president Karan Wiseman. Miss Duffy is a teacher of world histo- ry and French. She is French club and senior class sponsor. She is also interest- ed in Italian Opera, gardening, and read- ing. Because of her character and promi- nence in school she has been described as persevering, caring, open-minded, modern, vibrant, sophisticated, and very classy.” Miss Duffy was best described by Karan as being a leader. Once she becomes involved in something she dedi- cates herself to it. She cares about the students and is persistent in working things out.” That's Miss Duffy, and the Warrior Yearbook Staff is proud to dedi- cate this book to her. By Christy Cox 2 Dedication

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 4 Opening urry, hurry, what's on the test?” This was a fa- miliar panic cry from a non-studying student. These students spent their five-minute break memorizing IOO ques- tions to a test instead of socializing. Tests, term papers, homework, pro- jects — all these things added up to mean pres- sure for students. When pressure hit, some students turned to cheating. They would cheat on tests, home- work, term papers, and anything else which their guilt could handle. For the most part, how- ever, students learned to deal with the pressure and do their own work, honestly. Pass or fail, students risked some fear of what their final grade would be. In the risking, they learned to deal with the pressure and get their work done. By Christy Cox A free day in gym. loved by students, is spent by Shannon Hicks and Christine Walla talking. (Photo by Matt Nadeja) Teachers study? Mrs. Trundle spends her free period in the library proving that, contrary to popular belief, teachers do spend time studying for the next day’s work or grading papers. (Photo by Matt Nadeja) THE PRESSURE’S ON