Spotsylvania High School - Trail Yearbook (Spotsylvania, VA)

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Study, study, study. The school now even gives us time to study with a mandatory studyhall added to the schedules. Sometimes study hall is not enough and lunch becomes an- other time to study. Tony Rhodes and April Lawrence review math problems for class over lunch. By The Way “| think it's a waste of rime TO have Q r mandatory “| hare hav- INg fo get UP at 6:00 in rhe morning which is a lor earlier than usual.”’ 11. 12- Treasurer 12 42. Historian (2. 2. Baseball 9-10- Vica 11, 12. 42. FHA 11, 42: SCA YGSE 10-42. FBLA 11, 12, Reporter 12, DECA RIS H ELL. Colorguard 9-42; Math Club 9-12, Vice- » HEY 40, 12; Larin Cub 11; ICC 11, 12: Soanish Club 9, 5 secretary CYNTHIA LYNN HAYS: National Honor Sociery 10-12; SCA Rep. 11. Senior Boors Member 12: Tennis 10-12; Marching Band 10, 11: Spanish Club 10-12, Science Ciub 10, 41, Marth Cub 10. Gonzalez — Kay

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No Fun Allowed id anyone ever stop to think what the senior — men should do it for us. ” explained Terrie Biello. Whar privileges actually are? Whar are they? Majeed — this all boils down to is whar use to be considered Abed thinks the Senior Privileges are “being Senior Privileges’ no longer stands true for this years able to drive to school, get our one minute early — seniors. before all the underclassmen to go to lunch, in the spring and summer the senior lounge, and nor taking ass 4 f - GO Sani stands is a treasured priviledge of the senior class. Leading EG DIU OES. SPSS ARES SCS en Bee LSE the way in during the academic awards assembly is class privileges are what sets us apart from the rest, €X- president Mark Poisson, closely followed by Julie Sullivan and plains Richard Snellings. ‘Just being a senior is a privi- Jennifer Turner. ege itself, look how long it rook us to ger here!” thinks Angie Harvell. However, for most of the seniors rhar’s nor enough. With the changes of the yearly routine this year as in the seven day period and stricter hall monitering also came a change with the senior privileges. Most of the seniors seem fo think there are no privileges for the seniors besides the few mentioned. ‘There does Nor seem fo be as much freedom for the seniors this year compared to those seniors in previous years.”’ complained Lisa Washington. ‘We just don't have any seniors privileges thar are actually ours and feel like privileges,’’ said Andrea Chew. ‘We don’t march in anymore. The seniors have made it through four years of high school, we should be recognized and congradulared for our achievements. We did it for three years fo the other seniors now the underclass- Marching into assemblies while the rest of the student body DOUGLAS WAYNE EVANS. Soccer 9-12; Science Club 9:11, Spanish cub 911 SEAN A. EVANS. Baskerball 9-1; Track 9, 11; Foorball 11 ROBEIRT ISEITH FIELD. FFA 9, Wrestling 10: VICA 11, Science cub 9, 10 MARY ANN FISCHER KRYSTI MARIE FOGLEMAN: DECA oe 11, 12; FBLA 9-11; Spanish club 9- Yearbook 10. MARILYN LORETTA FOX: Pep cub 9, Track 042, FHA 9, 11, 12, Baskerball 10. ANGELA BETH FREEMAN MONICA RENEE FREEMAN. Baskerball 10-12. Sofrball 942 Cap’. KIERA LYNN FRENCH. French cub 9, 12. SCA 9-12. MIKE FURROUGH SHARON REBECCA GAYLE. Color guard 10, 11, Marching Band 9; VICA 10-12. French club 9; Concert band 9. MICHAEL ALLEN GENTRY | Senior Privileges |

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A New Format rT seems that the new seven period day is nor a change thar most seniors approved of. Feeling thar the new schedule pur them ar a disadvantage after spending the last rhree years on a six period day, they expressed various reasons for their dislike. Andrea Chew doesn’t like it; ‘because of the seven period day, | have ro ger up a lor earlier and | feel really tired by the time seventh period rolls around.”’ She's nor the only senior who dislikes coming to school earlier this year. Many remember thar a six period day went by much faster. They also miss hav- ing a homeroom where they can sit and char with their fellow classmates before the day gets srarted. Another reason for disliking the schedule change says Danny Thompson is ‘Well, I've been here for three years withour a seven period day and ir fel really good. | also think we are being treated like Junior High students with a seven period day.” However, as with most changes there are those who always see the good side and benefits of a six period day outside of inconvenience. One such student, Sen- ior Bill Evans said, ' like the six period day much more than a seven period day. During a six period day classes are longer and a teacher can get much more done. Some people don't need a study hall and feel thar the 45 minures spenr in rhere is a wasre. The six period day with ho U la NC Q 5 optional study to me smarrer plan Study can be fatiguing and frequently students fall asleep while concentrating. However, some students use study hall to sleep rather than study. The school environment is not good for studying so why not relax? Rodney Coles, Ricky Chew, Rodney Carter and Frank Harris try to take advantage of the relaxed time to get some rest. JESSICA LYNN HENNESSY GABRIEL ABRAHAM HERB LUTRICA GRENISE HERNODON. FHA 41, 12, Reporter 11, Secrerary 12 TOMOKO HIBINO. Baskerball 9. Tennis 10; Sofrocll 9-12: Bend 12; French 12: YGSE 12, NAHS 12. FREDERICK DOUGLAS HOWELL, JR: Concerr Band 9; Symphonic Band 9-11. Marketing 10-12, DECA 10-12 Presidenr 12; ICC 12. SANDRA RENEE IVEY: FBLA 40-12. MARC IVORY: Latin Club 9-12. YGSE 9-12. ICC 11; Cass Board 10, 11; IME 9. 10. DAVID RICHARD JACKSON: NAHS 42. YGSE 10-12; FBLA 10, 12; Traci 9-42: Cross Country 12 WILBERT CLARENCE JENNINGS: Latin Cub 9-12: ¥GSE 14, 12: NHS 9-11: Sdence Lab Aide 12: Closs Board 10-12 LORETTA DELORES JOHNSON: FHA 10-12 MAURICE EDMUND KAY: VICA 11, 12: Foorball 12. OTIS LEE KAY JR: Baskerball 9-12. Baseball 10; Track 11: VICA 41, 12.