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warn 'WW Varied expressions on their faces, Seniors Jay Sportsman, Stephanie Fowler and Junior Danny Farley carry their books down the cenier stairs between classes. 'ao if -. V l f . if 3 '-n.,u,. a comfortable corner in the Freshman Cathy Burley and Sophomores Jisun Baumbach, San- dra Hanhula, Pam Smith and Kay Womack eat and talk during B lunch. Carefully handling hor ice cream bar, Junior Mandy Klein treats herself lo one of the few sweets still sold by the Snack Bar. Ice cream and a few types ol cookies were offered along with nuts and granola bars. . r l a sh people 159
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Classmates, teachers, students, administrators. . . from freshmen to faculty, individuals worked side by side. lt took a while to get over the feeling of being so new, said Freshman Caroline Swanson. Now l feel iike l know more people and fit in better. Conformity existed, but students also believed in individuality. Even though everyone conforms to some extent, people at Stratford take pride in being unique. lt's obvious in the different clothes, cars, and even lifes les reflected here, said enior Lynn Forthaus. These different personalities create the school spirit. The population, exceeding two thousand. joined together in many ways. lt was great to hear each class do their cheer for the spirit stick at the pep rallies, even the parents and teachers yelled a little, commented Junior Jeni Drewa. Behind the cheers, in the halls, between classes, there were people, defining themselves. Suspiciousiy eyeing a student, Grade Level Principal Don Moore rests behind the desk and signsout sheet in the sophomore omce. i
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