Wright City High School - Echo Yearbook (Wright City, MO)

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REFLECTIONS married and raise a family, you will reflect back to your school days. When homework was squished somewhere between your overactive social life and semi-active homelife. Somehow we all make it through. We realize the little lessons we learned were worth the pain and the knowledge we gained is invaluable to us. Each year our expectations of ourselves grow, we become more independant and responsible, and eventually we are out on our own. We are ready to start a new life, just as we started a new day. Reflecting the past ... anticipating the future. Some mornings you wake up looking disasterous. After a morning makeover and a quick breakfast of Captain Crunch, you race to school, greet your longtime friends, and dodge the people in the hallways between classes! And the classes! Mr. Kelly's disection of squid. Mrs. Green's E=MC2. Mr. Charlton's booming questions; all of these things are just the beginning of a new day and a new life. Throughout your life you will have decisions to make and a hectic schedule to meet. There will be more opportunities to further your education. As you learn the ropes of a new job, struggle to make your paycheck last until the end of the week, get

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Boredom Have you ever experienced one of those days when it took all of your energy just to keep your eyes open? Or how about catching your head as it was falling to the desk? Many of us have had at least one of those days. What is your definition of boredom? This question was asked to several students and here are some of their definitions A persons' inability to entertain themselves, Judy Rankin...... English. Chris Klenke..... Being the only person standing still through the entire marching band routine, Tonia Brakensiek.... Sitting through classes in which you don’t understand what is going on, Trisa Burgess.... Not having fun, Trae Ruge...... Having nothing to do over the weekends. Paula Day...... And you thought you were the only person to have a boring day ... well take a took at what we have captured on film. I will not chew gum; I will not chew gum, pleaded James Thompson, (right) Curt Burt and Amy HUI thrilled over an- other one of Mr. Lakes assignments, (left) 'nr “In my sixth hour civics class, government just thrills mecommented Kim Middleton, (right)