Northwest High School - Silvertip Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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Truong Luu Marshall Lykins Kelly Lyman Floyd Lynes john Madden Brenda Maggard Shaen Mahaney Gayle Malone William Manley Travis Manuel Paul Marshal Brian Martin Rebecca Marts Sean Matheny Fay Mathews Lee Mathews jane McCarty Ronald McChristy Stephen McClain james McClish Andy McDaniel Stephen McDaniel Paul McGinty Angela McIntosh Stanley McIntosh William McIntosh Christopher McKee Michael McKnight jay Mclaurian Dave McLenachen Michael McMiller Nicole McMinimy Wallace McNack Mark McNeal Paula McNeill Rochelle Medlin Christopher Meeks Jon Meeks Travis Meeks Michelle Meier Vicki Melton Jerry Mena Rhonda Merchant Thu Ha Mickle 178 ' Sophomores

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Chantelle james David jantz- - i Daryl jefferson i Janice jefferson Tracy jenkins Q Michelle Jimenez l jennifer johnson K Michelle johnson Tracy johnson Karen jones Kathryn jones 5 Kimberly jones f l l Lanae Kalberer Kristine Karban Scot Keimig Steven Killian Krista Kimball . Dale Kimbel l I i l Torn Kirk f Germaine Kneisler Chris Knoop Wayne Knox Lynette Knuth i Susan Knutson julie Koci Carrie Koger Todd Koob Bryan Kramer Lona Kuhlman Laura Lacey K Kandi Lamar Nancy Langrehr Lesa Lank Kevin Lanterman Phong Le Brenda Lee Lesli Lee William Lee Christine Leivian Willis Lewis Ray Lindsay Charlie Lollis Roger Long Terri Lutz Sophomores ' 177

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.WN . I l Stewart Milberger john Miller Matt Miller Craig Miner Terri Mobley Scott Moninger .,, . wists ,S tr-.M netsw t A i Valencia Montgomery r Patricia Mooney K Larry Moore l Lisa Moore Ronda Moore Sharon Moore Shonda Moore Samantha Morgan Eric Morgison Brian Morisset Genelle Neal Bryan Nelson te Anh Nguyen Hanh Nguyen Jenni Nichols Derrick Nielsen Shelley Nikkel Paul Oliphant K 'Double vision' abounds in sets of sophomore twins Double vision was a common sight when walking by the sophomore locker section. It was not a call for alarm of eyes go- ing out of focus, but there were many twins that were wandering the halls. Some students noticed the sophomores were alive with eight sets of twins and surpassed the senior and junior twins by five sets. Sophomore twins were both identical and fraternal and had quite different personalities. Being a twin created minor pro- blems such as sharing, competing and developing companion- ship. Kara and I do compete in some ways, such as my jealousy of her grades, said Kim Woodward. But she has her thing and I have mine. Although the many sets of twins enjoyed their individuality, they also enjoyed a close friendship with their other half. I am closer to Matthew than my other sisters and brother because we are friends, we have classes together and we see each other in many different situations, said Lisette Cullinane, For jeff Cummings, being a twin did not mean a close rela- tionsip. We are very different and do not have much in com- mon, he said about his brother john. Sophomore twins were Bernice and Donald Collins, Lisette and Matthew Cullinane, jeff and john Cummings, Deena and Donna Cunningham, Brian and Bruce Gilchrist, Darryll and David Higgins, Lee and Fay Mathews, and Kara and Kim Wood- ward. 'iff Sophomores 0 179