Spotsylvania High School - Trail Yearbook (Spotsylvania, VA)

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Nikki Edwards Jenny Eichelberger Brian Elliot Theresa Ellis Joe Ennis William Evans Tracey Fauntleroy William Ferguson Sherri Finks Pamela Fletcher Leslie Fox Thia Fox Fred Frances Redonda Freeman Christine Frye Lisa Frye Andrea Gallahan Sharon Gallahan Gary Graves Robert Grey Terri Greene Ann Grissom Andy Gumpert Kevin Haley SOPHOMORE EXCITEMENT When you were a freshman, high school seemed new and exciting. As a junior, you got your class ring and got to attend the Prom. As a senior, you not only attended the Prom, but you also attended the Senior Banquet. Then that big day arrived, Graduation. Even though your soph- omore year may not have sounded as exciting as your other three years, there were a lot of exciting times and special moments. Here are some sophomores’ ideas on the most exciting aspects of tenth grade. -Lauren Rutherford: “ through.” knowing I’m halfway -Joanne Pizarro: “. . . being a part of the SCA and sharing the student body’s excitement on the basket- ball team’s path to become district champions.” -Lisa Sperry: “... planning sophomore activities, get- ting my license, and not being a freshman!” 100 Sophomores -Devin Chewning: “... knowing two years have passed and only two more await.” -Leslie Fox: “. . . your last year of P.E., getting your driver’s license, and no longer being a freshman.” -Melinda Howell: “. . . having superiority over fresh- men and picking more of what you want in classes.” -Mike Covert: “... knowing you have superiority over freshmen.” Nina Jefferies: clubs.” more privileges and different

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Darron Bryant Robert Busic Sherry Carneal Jason Carter Leon Carter Lisa Carter Melissa Carter Neal Carter Michelle Caudill Michael Chew Irvin Chewning John Cliser Ronald Colbert Gregory Coleman Keith Coles Tony Coles Raymond Cox Ruth Cox Mike Coyner Shelby Curtis Wayne Darneil Latanya Davis Elizabeth Deale Stefanie Distefano By “fun years” I do not mean a year full of no homework or tests but rather a year where you realize that education is not all homework. Education, in a fun sense, means that the State is providing you with an opportu- nity to meet new friends, try your luck at sports, and to par- ticipate in many other activities through clubs and scholastic achievements. What do you say? Give it a try. It will make “edu- cation” more fun, and after all, it is FREE! is BPAS AT oy Sophomores 99

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Jeff Hall Rick Hartmann Theresa Hartmann Valerie Harvell Bill Henderson Amy Herron Tracy Hess Suzie Hilderbrand Rodney Hill Theresa Hill Amos Hockaday Debbie Hodges Theresa Hodges Rayna Howe Melinda Howell Jim Ivory Casey Jackson Patricia Jackson Rhonda Jackson Tony Jackson John Jacobs Ricky Jarrell Nina Jeffrey Bob Jennings Making the year more exciting, these sophomores participate in the Homecoming Parade by Jamelle Smith and Sherri Broaddus make | making and riding their own class float. their year exciting by participating in the | Drama Club’s spring play. Sophomores 101