Sandy High School - Mee Ma Yearbook (Sandy, OR)

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PIONEER PRIDE m 70 U) ATTACK SCJHS STUDENTS SHOW a great amount of school spirit by decorating the halls with captivating posters. In troduction—9

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PEPSI VS. COKE Pepsi—the choice of Sandy Many staff and students participated in Sandy Union High School's Pepsi vs. Coke Taste Test. The test was put together by the yearbook staff during the week of the Alee Ma Dance so that staff and students could give their input on what they thought tasted the best. Approximately 173 people took part in the test. Although many people wanted to know which drink they had picked right when they tasted the two, the results were not revealed until the Alee Ma Dance. Many participants took guesses about which of the two popular soft drinks they thought was the right choice. The guesses were about half correct. From the taste test, Sandy Union High School students and staff voted for Pepsi, “The Choice of A Hew Generation. The votes were very close with Pepsi gathering 91 and Coke earning 82. Pepsi's victory was by only 9 votes which makes it possible for the results to have been different had more people participated. Participants in the taste test paid only 10 cents to taste a small cup of each soft drink.

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ORGANIZATION IS THE KEY to the decor of Lana Morgan's and Heidi Scott's locker DINOSAURS ADD TO the unique look of first place locker winners Karri Freeman 's and Tammy TenEyck's locker. Brighten Your Day! Some students spend their money fixing up their cars: shiny bright paint jobs, sheepskin seat cov- ers, chrome trim, mag wheels, leather steering wheel grip, and the list goes on. Some students spend their money decorat- ing their bedrooms — thick shag carpeting, color- ful silk sheets, fluffy down comforters, poster after poster, a bulletin board filled with high school mo- mentos, and the list goes on. Many people seem moti- vated to decorate one of their most treasured pos- sessions in a way that re- flects who they are. At school, that treasured pos- session comes in the form of a locker. Why settle for a drab beige or orange met- al locker when a few bucks spent at the local variety store and a little imagina- tion can provide a wild and crazy locker? The Alee Ala staff spon- sored a Wild and Crazy Locker Contest to see which students came up with the most creatively- decorated lockers. Though students were slow to sign up, in the end, about 20 lockers were judged. Winners included: Karri Freeman and Tammy Ten- Eyck, 1st; John Keith and Brian Evans, 2nd; and Diane Sexton and Shari Ha- gan, 3rd. First place win- ners were treated to a large pizza. PROUDL Y REVEALING THEIR 2nd place locker are Shari Hagan and Dianne Sexton who opt for a classic look. A TYPICAL MALE locker shows a lack of style and pizzazz! (Okay, so we are stereotyping .. .)