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< Hollie Shives advertises Gatorade at one of the machines that offered student>
healthy drinks.

V Students buy food during study hall in the cafeteria. Food and pop machines
were shut off during lunch.

"There are many ways to achieve
whether it be in sports, music or academ­
ics, everyone is successful at something."
Dominique Schiller, freshman

"Everyone wishes to get out, and when it
really gets down to the time to go, you
wish you were staying. It's when you
realize you're going out into the real
world and you can't hide behind school
walls anymore. And there aren't any
teachers to lead you through life any­
more. You're on your own, and it's kind
of a scary thought."
Kim Halligan, senior

"Kids have opinions and minds of their
own that need to be taken seriously as
teachers and administrators would their
peers." Kory Powell, junior

"It doesn't matter how well or bad you
are doing; friends are one of the most
important things." Amy Albers, senior

"School is important. You learn a lot
academically as well as socially! So take
advantage of your opportunities!"
Jennifer Hickey, sophomore

< Students use the phones after school. Everyday
of the year the phones are used to make phone
calls either to boyfriends or parents.
< Sara Jennings cleans out her locker in hopes of
finding some lost objects such as her art
supplies.

< Taylor Stein, Nicholas Ross and Michael
Houston work in Play Production as Zachary
Dillon looks up as if for an answer.
Students 7