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Louis Belyea Jerry Cox Lucas Donoghue Melanie Douglas Gena Feusner Travis Forden Isaac Gier Madelin Hansen Cory Holm Patrick Mcllnay Travis Melvin Minnie Mendoza Top to Bottom Seventh Graders Move From Elementary to Jr. High oing from the playground to junior high school is a scary jump. Seventh graders have to deal with being pushed around by upperclassmen, having seven teachers instead of one, moving from class to class in only three minutes, but they seem to have pulled through their first year of junior high school. Their officers are: Cory Holm-president, Lucas Donoghue-vice-president, Pat- rick Mcllnay-secretary, and Ken Paulman-treasurer. Their class sponsor is Tony Seism. Right: Ken Paulman gets psyched for his first game. 14
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Bobby Collins Jeremy Dezort Jody Dezort Paula Facka Candace Fear Laurie Fleecs Charles Funk Justin Hoatson Bryan Kinnaman Tara Moore Kim Reich Staci Roberts Nathan Smith Dustin Stewart Heather Thompson Brandi Tockey Jason True . Beginning ToEnd 8th Graders See Last Of Jr. High ighth grade is very much a beginning, as well as an end. Sitting atop the junior high, they can finally say farewell, and take that big step into high school. The eighth graders’ sponsor is Jeanette Dam- row. Their officers are: Dustin Stewart-president, Jeremy Dezort - vlce president, Justin Hoatson-aec- retary, and Tara Moo re-treasurer. Left: Jason True is excited as he prepares for his next class. 13
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Kandyce Arnold Todd Chessmore Luree Copeland Michael Cunning Jeanette Damrow Doug Fastenau Bill Fulcher Terry Hater John Mosher Kerry O’Connor Teresa Rotert Tony Seism Sherry Thompson Richard Tibbits Mike Troxel Diana Wallace A Class Act Faculty, Administrators Educate for Life teacher has to deal with many things during one day: rowdy students, note passers, kids who will not be quiet, “The dog ate my homework,” and other excuses. It’s a wonder there are still any teachers around, considering everything that may happen in a modern classroom. So why are there still teachers? Whether they’re helping a student with a difficult math assignment or a family problem, they like kids. Left: Teachers become students for AT T’s Dick Debo for some in-service training on the image processing equipment. Clockwise from lower left are John Mosher, Debo, Kerry O’Connor, AT T system administrator Lori Broge, and Mike Troxel. 15
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