Lincoln Sudbury High School - Dyad Yearbook (Sudbury, MA)

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Most students will agree that you do not really feel like a part of Lin- coln-Sudbury until you become a sophomore. Sophomores feel much more at ease than freshmen. Even lit- tle things like walking through the corridors alone become considerably less frightening. Sophomores can also start to gossip about their class- he eo mates and teachers because they have been at L.S. long enough to real- ly ‘‘get to know” everyone. And, of course, they all like the reassurance of knowing there’s someone younger than themselves. Sophomore year has its bad mo- ments, too. As a sophomore you get your first taste of the infamous college application process when you take the ever popular Biology Achieve- ment. And, if you want to graduate, you must also tackle the Outdoor Pur- suits wall. No one will ever forget struggling to pull twelve students over the fourteen foot monster without ropes. However, nothing is worse than clawing your way through piles of other students in order to sign up for your classes during scheduling time. Sophomores get last choice. Yet, even the most frustrated soph- omores would rather deal with their problems than start all over again. They all soon realize that, as sopho- mores, things can’t go anywhere but up.

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