Perry Meridian High School - Passages Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Dianna Mohr Jim Money Mark Moriarty Staci Moffison Mark Craven, Ducne Geiger, John Caukins, and Dave Coffey have a SAT study session in the IMC. eryone. Charlie must have forgotten to fill out a form. Mr. Dilly told poor Charlie to come back next spring. But by that time he would have already graduated and be getting ready to go to No- where University. And ev- eryone knows that you need to hove token the in- fluential SAT to get accept- ed to Nowhere U. All Mr. Dilly could say was, Better luck next time. Charlie took his girlfriend Martha Collegebound to Noble Romans to eat pizza and drowned his sorrows in a pitcher ... in a pitcher of Coke that is. SAT Blues Charlie dragged himself out of his bed. It was a bright cheerful day . . . until he re- membered that he had to take the Scholastic Apti- tude Test otherwise affec- tionately referred to as the SAT. Charlie did not feel like going all the way to South- port to take a three and a half hour test costing him $8.50. What good would it do him? What possible benefit could he receive besides a headache and stress. Charlie hated stress, it gave him stomach aches and Charlie hated stomach aches. It was close to 8 am and Charlie hod to shove off and get to Southport by 8:30. Charlie arrived at South- port at 8:27. He had three minutes to sharpen his num- ber two pencils. But the pencil sharpener was across the room and he would have to do the 50 yard dash to sharpen his pencils. But Mr. Dilly, his guidance coun- selor, told Charlie that he was late and could not take the SAT because he did not hove enough tests for ev- Mrs. McBride, senior counselor. Ui Seniors Terri Mohr f- 7 John Montgomery Bob Morrison Connie Mortenbeck

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L jp--i A i Jenny Hettler and Paul Schueth spend an evening at the Cork ' n Cleaver. Seniors -165

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Melinda Niece Randy Barnard and Nancy Fortuna contemplate which movie they are going to see. Sentors 167