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, 'rw' j , 'Xia , t ...,, amn , YI? ' in 2 . 'IZ I HW , , ' it w ' , 'i T Q s. 4' qs an .4 , ' I ' , ' . A , 95. ' A, 4' Z , 'Z' H- ,' ZK- 1, rt' 5,32 j air., 'UN ,,,, W' Starting Young V ipnaam-www 'X lcoholism Many freshmen entering a new school were exposed to habits and activities they hadn't previously been confronted with. Two areas that required decision making were smoking and drinking, According to freshmen students, they drank for a variety of reasons: 'fl drink because everyone else does. lt makes me happy. 'fl wanted to try it. The first two quotes became the main reasons explaining why 31? of the 604 freshmen drank. There was no set pattern present in replies about how often they drank, Freshmen stafed that they drank as often as every weekend to as little as every few months. One favorite response was, Nl drink on special occasions. As far as how they got the first drink, the majority stated it was their friends who gave or experienced the first drink with them. Freshmen replied that they didn't want to be left out of the group while others drank for fun, Parents were the second major cause for freshmen drinking. One freshman was quoted saying his parents gave him some wine or other drinks on special occasions because it was a tradition. This freshman drank only twice a month but he was not sure he wanted to quit. Other freshmen students in the same situation were not sure they wanted to quit either. QINFORMATION ON ALCOHOL AND SMOKING can be found in the school library. M . . L, V ,wg A 4 :Y I m, ... ' Q if 1 Z' la f Allan Pfeifer Trang Phan Q . X Lonnie Phelps Roger Phelps , 'W' Ronda Phillips ' Cindy Pillor Tony Pineda Tony Ping , ' x A 41 v- 'Qf , fgpfs. is It ' Q is ,Y Q gk, 9 Kim Poland Mona Portillo f Bruce Potter Crystal Price Monique Quigley Pat Quigley Denise Ouinones Nicole Radoumis .f I a . Shawn Raithel T Adele Ramirez Rob Ramos Sheryl Rapp Danny Rascon , loanne Rasmussen , T lames Ratasczak i . .,w - Richard Rauch Reginald Ray Tami Rayke Felicia Reed Scott Regner Robin Reifer Regina Reising Dana Reutzel Leticia Reyes Brothers and sisters were the third cause for starting. Many of the freshmen continued drinking because the liquor was there, Family problems seemed to be another cause. The majority of the freshman class didn't think drinking was cool . But the majority of drinkers didn't want to stop. On the other hand, the majority of 17'X, of the freshmen who smoked cigarettes did want to stop. Many freshmen replied that they really didn't know why they started, but their first puff was from friends. Some freshmen indicated that their smoking started because they were bored and there was nothing else to do, while other students stated it was because of problems and nervous tension. Most freshmen smokers ,were light smokers. Many of the 171, who smoked averaged only one or two cigarettes a day. One freshmen admitted to one after every class. Others stated they smoked every other day, weekends or only a few times a month. When asked if they thought smoking was acceptable, the majority of the 172 replied, no. One student who smoked twice a day stated that he didn't want to quit, but even he had reservations. He stated, Nobody thinks you're cool if you smoke. Q Various pamphlets on alcoholism were availa- ble, while smoking information was scarce. Sm0king!Freshmen
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VSTATISTICS FOR DRINKING AND SMOKING among freshmen resulted with percentages lower than many stu- dents assumed. Out of the 152 who smoked and the 3512, who drank, only 142 did both. FP' Glenn Ono . X Q x 'K kk i if X Eve Ortega 42 '+ Sll1ClKIl'l EIT EFI IIIII lana Orth Pt u - 3. Ricky Ortiz i f- Q M N ' x - l 1 'P I Pauline Osaki i1-1 fi john Owh Angela Padilla Karen Parker Karen Parker Richard Parker Kent Partida Bridgette Parvin Angie Pastore it ' f Ken Patterson Richard Paul . Cindy Paulus Tammy Peace D Rhonda Pembrook N Kelly Penoncello . Anna Perez 'i Kathy Paterra ,M an .f Mike Perez Sylvia Perez Tom Perez Kathy Perry Kip Pesuti Cindy Peterson S 1: -ss l ki f .'L i., - .' my ggr, ' N R . 1: K K V, .ct in I M A W F 25, ' .1 s sh' S -ff J , ' , st 'Y X , eq gg YL x v- PX N- ,I .l - ttt Angela Perey -. I r . , . S X i Ken Petty 1 8 Freshmen!Drinking
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160 bCONGRATULATlNG ber sister Debbie, Shari Tobiassen island' ingl hands her the first place award. Both Shari and Debbie Come pete in horse shows, NUZZLING NOSE TO CHIN is Marzett an Arabian horse who Y , , belongs to Debbie Tobiassen. Marzett performs in the maiority of the shows with Debbie. Mandy Reynolds Theresa Reza Sally Rhee Autumn Rich Vicki Richards Tim Richmond Ken Rivers Stewart Robertson Linn Robinson Peggy Robinson Todd Rockwell Christine Rodriguez Teresa Rodriguez CielitoRo1as lim Ronk Darren Rossi Raynee Rowe lenny Rowland Susan Ryan Alan Ryono Bobbie Sabadin Denise Sandiler Pam Sangren Sheree Saunders Terri Schnurle Todd Schoenke Dara Schreiber Cheryl Schreyer Laurie Schrock Patty Schubert Wendy Schug Christina Schwindt Michele Scotka Launa Scott Melanie Scott lohn Seidel leanette Session Pat Shea Angela Shearer Rick Shilts wa , - - at 'if 1 'S ... -si X C is isss if X at ,C 'S' X r-1 , SJ S S K, S :ff :1 ' as 25' S S ' R S ff l 3 X 2 v'X Tir A 5 ll Is S 2 1 ' 'S - A ' iff' 2: vw T J T I f A M 3 ,M D .TC ' - L 1 3 L . ' ' - s 4 s.., ' 23 fx L. '.i. as , P w- L 1: , ' Freshmen!Debbie Tobiassen
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