Vines High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Plano, TX)

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Hey, it's cool, man we'll get there in plenty of time to run, Just get in the car! I'm freezing out here! yells Kevin Klopak. v states Adam Lashbrook. v You just got to have the magic touch ... see the A states Keith Sutton. It's got nothing to do with you. It's just that McDermott doesn't have ice on his windows! says Brad Jorgenson.

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42 THE CHAUFFEURS There's a lot of status in having your own car, however if you're one of the lucky few, you also have to act as chauffeur for your friends. It doesn't bother me; I'm glad to do it, said C.J. Dil- lard. In the beginning hav- ing your own car is a no- velty but later becomes a necessity. The sophomore football players who have What do you mean you don't trust my driving on the ice? questions Jeff Ray. . spring practice couldn't get there if some of them didn't have their own cars. Those who have their own cars are glad to get their friends there ex- cept in icy weather. And the passengers aren't too happy either. Here the passengers and the chauf- feurs were caught totally off-guard during some bad weather. Trust me, Schrader. I can get us there without seeing out the front window, advises Ness Wadley. v We don't care if you can't see i . Bart Snowden and Jimmy Smith. . just get us to practice, yell It's just a little ice, Jorgenson. lust scrape it off with your fingers so we can go, instructs Paul Schmidt.

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VINES UNIQUE, SPECIAL The Vines Student Body, well, it's just unique, said Leslie Tubbs. The feeling of uniqueness is attributed to many things by the stu- dents of Vines. According to Lisa Myscowski, Vines unique attitude stems from having to share some of the most formative years. The two years spent at Vines are matur- ing years so we all share the aches and pains of this growing, said Mys- cowski, l'and if the sopho- mores are tough on the freshmen, it's because we want them to learn the importance of respresent- ing Vines and leading it. 44 Another student feels that is the community eye that makes Vines unique. Every time something bad happens like one of us makes a really dumb mistake, the news people make sure to put Vines all over the front page, he said, and that makes us stick together we're not perfect here at Vines, but neither is any body else from any of the other schools. We stick to- gether because we're a family, a second family, said Shawn Pratt,- Mr. Walker makes that plain from the first day we're here, and the teachers show us they care, at least most of them, about us and our feelings so we're like a family. We're real close here at Vines from the faculty on down to the students, said R.D. Lashar, because we're taught to be unique individuals. I'm sure most people feel that way, but we're talking about Vines, and Vines is definitely unique. We all feel pretty special about it and each other. lll wish everybody could see how neat Vines is, said Michelle Schneider, lland see the closeness. Vines is really special unique.