Wilbur D Mills High School - Comet Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Mechann Akins Ardell Allen Shannon Allen lody Andrews Darlene Austin Latonja Austin Sherrie Austin Zonerick Avery William Bailey Kenneth Belk Cory Bennett Shelly Bennett Lisa Blair LaKhiva Blann Daniel Bone 'mf , v Mg ,V .1 ,fat if Es., f if ,...Qfv,-.,,,,,,, '1 . A, 3, HW' tj Zz' .W fl' ,,,i f - a if . f ff will z ww 1 ft 2 A, ,. , . ,M A svfw 'tw ' Q , ' ax: . G neg? 1' .- K' ft tx . i .1 The Moment of Truth Erik Swalford People Editor lt has been a wonderful day. You've finished all your homework and con- fidently walk to your sev- enth period classroom. The tardy bell rings, and the teacher delivers a mes- sage of shocking horror. lt's time for the quiz. Quiz? What quiz?! Your hands become cold and clammy. Sweat begins to drip down your forehead and you tremble as you turn white as snow. The paper that kills is handed to you and you can already see a transpar- ent F starting to appear 152 People on the paper. Quizzes aren't the worst, they are only the babies of the family line of tests. Open-book tests are pivotal, they can be hard or they can be a cinch. Then there are the regular tests. These are always mysterious tests because you never know what is going to be on them. These can also be easy or hard, but they are always scary. Tests usually create a feeling of anxiety. Al- though they have not been known to cause someone to see a psychia- trist, they do make people nervous. I always get scared when it's time to take a test, Tommy Kent said. The big momma of tests are those dreaded standardized tests. Not only do you pay for them, but they also require you to use your mind. I don't like standard- ized tests because they aren't an accurate mea- sure of intelligence, Kelly Myers said. Tests are always going to be here so if you can't han- dle the anxiety you'd bet- ter start looking for a good therapist or start studying. I ' '- .. ..,, fi 4,503 ' 'ig . K 1 1, f s ,, Q31 'fit' ' f a sw, i r '? ,ef X' M f' ft. f 5 nm ' ' : M 2-0 1' Ct jx: -L 1 .z E724 I l' , P. Q.. 5. ' s f . 'vi 'Z ' - 2 T ' f? -, xx X., M'

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