Lost River High School - Raiders Gold Yearbook (Merrill, OR)

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THESJkWn Class of 1989 Jody Acshoff 24 9th Grade Amy Assay Chris Barrington Kevin Brewer Sheldon Buller John Bunker Mike Cope Andrea Cox

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Wendy Hayes Kevin Herman Kim Franco Steve Frey Brennon Fogle Pg. 24, Top Right: Andrea stuffs her coat and books into her locker before school. Top I .eft: Brennon takes time out to smile for the earners. Bottom Right: Mike asks the guv next to him, “What is going on? Bottom Left: Kreg states the obvious and is doing what he does best (kicking back and relaxing.) Pg. 25. Above: Kristy’s philosophy in life is: Smile it makes the world wonder what you are up to!!! Below: Bonnie takes time out to laugh at the person who just got caught chewing gum in Mrs. Cox’s class. Being a freshmen is not the easiest thing on this earth, all the “upper- classmen” would agree. But being a freshmen or an “under-classmen” can be quite the experience, because everything is new to them, including teachers, books and classmates. Probably the experience most freshmen would like to forget is the first day of high school, and running around the school totally confused. But after the first couple of weeks the freshmen settle down and start studying. At least that is what they say they do! Most of the “upper- classmen” remember when they were freshmen and they also remember the mistakes they make in their study habits and the mistakes they made by not taking the required classes. And now they are paying for it by having to make up those classes. If the freshman would ask any upper classman if they could be a freshmen and start all over again, what things would they change, they would probably say that they would not goof off their freshmen year and take all the required courses, so they would not have to wait until the last minute to cram all the required classes they need graduate in their schedule. So, being a freshmen is not the easiest thing on this earth and there is a lot of decisions to be made reguarding the future. Francine Fowler Jason Hagerty Dana Hoyt Drew Hill Damon Hill 9th Grade 25