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This year the senior class will lose
some very special classmates. Each of
them has, in his own way, become a
very important part of the Class of '85.
But due to circumstances within the
military community, they will leave us.
We, the Class of '85, wish the very best
of luck to these seniors in their future
endeavors. To all of you, we'll miss you.
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My dad has amazed me the most
during my high school years. I have
gone through most of my high school
days crying on only one shoulder: his!
There has always been that big empty
space that always awaits the sound of
my mother. But I was filled with
support and love by my father who
has fulfilled the job of both mother
and father. With a puzzled outcome,
I'm a graduate!
Yvette Modestin
What puzzles me about parents is that they always say that all we think about
is the beach or when's the next party weren't they ever young?
Maurice Cohen
What puzzles me the most is what lies ahead in my future. Frequently the
thought comes to my mind: Will I go to college? What will 1 study? Will there
be a job for me when 1 graduate? Will I survive in this world. I personally think
it's a very scary image that someday I'll be on my own.
Bob Gehringer
What puzzles me about teachers:
Why teachers find it so difficult to admit they are wrong.
Why a teacher's bad day somehow seems to be the student's
fault.
Why the grading system has me guessing.
Why teachers tell me in school not to smoke, drink, etc., yet
show me how outside of school.
Why Monday after Monday, teachers can come to school
knowing the abuse they are going to receive.
Eddie Chapa
The thing that puzzles me about parents is that they don't
let their sons or daughters live their own lives. Parents don't
give us a chance to experience life in our own ways.
John Graves
What puzzles me about the world is how we grasp for a dream
and never find it, plunging back to a painful reality.
Champa Mayani
This is what puzzles me the most: What is going to be of
me in the day of tomorrow? Will my dream be lived or not?
Lavina Harjani
What puzzles me about my future is that it's too hard to
put together.
Alex Steele
What puzzles me about the future is ... will I live my
dream or get caught in the turmoil of the world?
Lisca Thomas
The thing that puzzles me most is
the future: so many places to go, so
many things to do and people to meet
.. Where do I start?
Billy Dewhurst
What puzzles me about the world
is why do we worry about making the
world a better place, when we are
destroying it every day.
Wayne Peart
What puzzles me about my future? The battle between
traditional ways and new outlooks. Do I want to settle
down and raise a family, or do I want to pursue a career
of my own? Either would be fulfilling for me ... can I
maybe do both?
Leslie Griffin
What puzzles me about adults is why they are puzzled
about us teenagers when they already went through what
we did? Every now and then adults say, "Honey, we've all
been through that." So, why do they say that we make
them wonder?
Glen Watson
What puzzles me about the world is why can't there be
peace, unity, and love in all of us? Why can't we be free and
not prejudiced?
Emma Foiles
What's puzzling me about the future is not knowing
what's going to come or go. It's kind of scary to think
about it, but yet, we'll have to face it someday.
Fransisco Lee Chan
Where do old dudes go?
Greg DeBoer
Am I prepared to be on my own?
Will I fit in as a newcomer? How many
roles will I have to play? Being a senior,
I am sure of myself, and I have lot's of
confidence as well; the world is so big
and lonely-i hope it's ready for me!
Akis Sanchez
Teachers don't understand that we
have another life besides school. The
weekends are to have fun; we are only
going to be teenagers once, so take it
easy teachers.
Fulo Real
How can some teachers tell us wild
stories about their adolescence and then
have the nerve to get on our case when
we do the same thing?
Terry Flynn
Why do our elders always think the
teenagers are out partying and messing
up?
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Gina Laurenzi
Kerry Legget
Richard Leleaux
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Debra Martino
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Michelle Nelson
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Puzzled
Teenagers puzzle me in many different ways,
Never to distraction quite,
Always with a bit of humor in the scene,
Because they have
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For the things they want to do,
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Tired when I want the car washed or the lawn mowed.
Because they have
Such great ambitions
A "It reminds me how I longed to play
: For the St. Louis Browns,
To turn them one-handed into champions.
I'm puzzled too at how they handle
New math and
New English,
And all the fancy gadgets in the science class,
At how they eat and eat and stay the same
When I have to diet and diet
And run and run
Just to hold my own,
At how bored they get when there's just
A peaceful moment
For rest,
At how young they look and how
Quick they grow.
Howard Perkins
Assistant Principal
Joanne Allen
Secretary
The students here at CHS are the teenagers I see and deal with
from day to day so I'm basing my opinions on my dealings with them.
Why are these students usually smiling and happy? Don't try and tell
me they enjoy good old CHS! Most of them are friendly and
courteous, too. Where do they learn such things? These same
teenagers participate in school activities that take so much time and
hard work when they could be at home watching TV or going to a
party. I don't understand this at all! And the athletes! They're the
crazy ones ... going through all that hard practice day after day,
bruising and straining their bodies just to do their best! Yes the
teenager of CHS really puzzles me! Don't change ... you're all great!
She is a very dedicated woman and, at the same time, a very nice
person. We will miss her so much, but we wish her the best of all.
Although many students did not know her very well, she always has
had a friendly smile. I really enjoyed working in the office by her and
the other secretaries. There goes one sweet person.
Akis Sanchez
Student Assistant
Nicki Harper
Secretary
I'm puzzled why, when there are so
many advantages for today's youth
available, many do not take
advantage of these opportunities.
Education, Scholarships, keeping
mouths closed, ears and minds open,
it's all important. Priorities!! Be your
own best friend.
Linda Alvarado
Secretary
Anne Gegg
Guidance Counselor
Lynn Herman
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Beth Deaton
Nurse
Bedsford Bartley
Supply Clerk
Nina Miller
Librarian
Nancy Manchester
Cooperative Work
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Lynnda Crowder
Gifted & Talented
D.\ ton Wells
Librarian
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WHAT PUZZLES A TEACHER
ABOUT TEENAGERS?
Why is it teens believe they have to get drunk to be somebody? Don't
they realize they are somebody already?!
-Gayle Rankin
-Why the teenager cannot equate that a teacher's assignments,
grades, and reprimands equals a teacher's fierce love.
-Why the teenager cannot realize his successes and defeats,
now and later in life, are the parent's and teacher's only
payment:
a wound to the heart
a soaring journey of joy
Pat Laurenzi
The following are things that puzzle me most about
teenagers today:
1. Their lack of self discipline.
2. Their inability to express ideas in complete
sentences.
3. Their inability to carry over concepts from
one discipline to another (ie. math as a
tool for science, etc.)
-Charles Reeves
Why do teenagers like loud music which harms their
hearing? Why so they like a dance which gets their
clothes dirty and is apt to cause bodily harm? Why do
they worship singers and help them to look and act odd
and turn them into millionaires? Frankly, I have a long
list of things that I do not understand about today's
teenagers. -Ed Koziol
What puzzles a teacher about students?
... a student with all his faculties, yet does not attempt to
achieve academic excellence and is satisfied with achieving
minimum standards.
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Jerry Hicks
Science & Math
Beverly Hoffman
English
Randy Grubbs
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Doris Darnell
English
William Gansen
Social Studies
Gerald Graver
Industrial Arts
Pat Laurenzi
English
Douglas McLain
Band
Henry Jones
Physical Education
Ed Koziol
Art
Rosella Mottern
Business
Anthony Noble
ROTC
Bernadette O'Brian
Hearing Impaired
Judy Palumbo
English
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English
William Shank
Social Studies
Steve Smith
Math
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William Will
Social Studies
Hallie Witcher
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WHAT PUZZLES A TEACHER
Nobody smells the flowers anymore; in-
stead they offer up the scent of grape-per-
fumed pencil erasers, or strawberry incense
rubbed on the palms of their hands, or es-
sence of musk bubble gum! The only wonder-
ment they generate is over the mechanical,
the artificial, or the electronic. Whatever
happened to the intellectual curiosity and the
teenager who wanted to know it all, feel it all
and maybe do some of it?
-Doris Darnell
Everything puzzles me about teenagers-clothes, fads, relationship, desires;
but then again, nothing really puzzles me, because I was once a teenager too.
-Beth Brunell
.It puzzles me that that teenagers think we were
born in a different time zone on a different planet.
I'm surprised that they think they can outsmart us!
But they can't .. we were there before!
-Edith Rozett
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for their actions. Time, energy, and resources they waste
as though there were no tomorrow.
-Jerry Graver
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I'm puzzled by the general lack of self-discipline and
self-motivation on the part of many teenagers in the school
environment today. This spills into sports as well. It seems
often that many students are here to be "entertained" rath-
er than educated. Also I am apalled, at times, with the lack
uL,' of respect students have for each other and for authority.
Lastly, they often lack faith, trust, and strong moral convic-
tions. Am I just too conservative and old fashioned or have
things changed? It puzzles me!
What puzzles me most is how they can chew so -Bill Will
much gum!
-Ann StahBeing a teenager is hard. I don't envy young people
today. I remember how difficult it was for me to grow up
and find my own identity so I sympathize with teens going
through "the struggle." The puzzle is not just about teens
S- OI but about mankind: why can't we learn from the mistakes of
others and a void the obvious pitfalls? It hurts me to watch a
polite, cheerful, motivated teen decide to follow the crowd
into the drug, sex, and alcohol culture. A visible change
takes place. There is a hardness in the face which says,
"Lea ve me alone; I don't need anyone; don't interfere." The
puzzle or questions I ask are: "How can I help; is there
anything I can do; what is the best way to show love and
concern?" I really long for the answers.
-Judy Palumbo
ABOUT TEENAGERS?
The reasons why teenagers do some of the more "different"
things they do sometimes puzzles me.
-Bernadette O'Brien
What puzzles me most about teenagers today?
One of the most puzzling things is why there are so
many students who prefer watching TV to leisure read-
ing. I am also puzzled about the high rate of absenteeism
in the high schools today in comparison to that of my
own generation.
I would like to see more teenagers drop one hour of TV
watching each day and do some leisure reading. I would
also like to see more teenagers make a greater effort to
attend school instead of using any excuse to be absent.
-Dayton Wells
Why are so many teenagers reluctant to take advice from
elders and at the same time can be misled so easily through
peer pressure?
-Henry Jones
What I puzzle over is that basical-
ly teenagers haven't changed from
year to year, decade to decade, and
generation to generation.
-Bonnie Shank
I wonder why teenagers punt so much of the time.
-Alex Brunell
I am puzzled by the students' lack of concern about
their future. The motto seems to be "eat, drink, and be
merry," but what about tomorrow or four years from
now? Are they going to be prepared to take a role of
responsibility in adult life?
-Hallie Witcher
I look at the vast number of students and see them
willing to accept mediocrity, to look selfishly inward
in most situations, and to feel they are strong, fine
young men and women, totally unable to see kinks in
their vision of themselves. On the other hand, there
are a few students who constantly work for a team
effort, who concern themselves with life rather than
short term appearances and who consider themselves
ineffective and rather normal. I wonder where these
few students receive their courage to continue to give
continuously, to live courageously, and to be such
examples to all of us.
-Beverly Hoffman
What puzzles me most is that right after you have given explicit
instructions on how to do a technique, procedure, or assignment,
invariably the very first question is "What do we do now?"
-Jerry Hicks
Teenagers today have so many opportu-
nities to get an education that was not
available to people of the past. It puzzles
me that teens do not take advantage of
their opportunities to learn. Instead, they
want to be entertained, and they turn to
other things like drugs.
On the other hand, the teenagers who do
open themselves up to their opportunities
are so much more knowledgeable than we
were.
I would like to see every teenager want-
ing to get a good education before settling
down with a family.
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Bruce Thompson
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Scott Chisolm
Steve Huey
David Cohen
Francisco Medina
Bernard Joseph
Bob Gehringer
Alex Steele
Glen Watson
Eddie Chapa
Wayne Peart
Larry Finneman
Richard Leleaux
Mickey Jones
Mike Foley
John Lewis
Marc Owens
Jay Thomas
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Lucho Ortiz
Maurice Cohen
Felix Reyes
Rudy Francis
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Wayne Smith
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Axel Rivere
Lee Graver
Mickey Jones
Andrew Adema
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Dario Dennis
John Lewis
Bernard Josephs
Jesus Martinez
Olavo Abreu
Ana Pace
Lucho Ortiz
Rey Francis
Mark Rowell
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Rudy Francis
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Traci Kramer
Lisa Teague
Ana Seeley
Marta Howell
Sandi Rankin
Medalia Bennette
Ann Ross
Tiernan Corrigan
Dena Craig
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LD I
Victor Aviles
Barbara Babicke
Charles Carlson
Roger Cough
Tammie Cochran
Diane Cooper
Julio Feliciano
Samuel Fiol
Danny Gadrim
Brian Geuder
Mark Homan
Steve Huey
Ingar Johnson
Ben Kotin
William Krieger
Ray Laatz
Bobby Lancaster
Steven Landers
Kathy Landers
Mark Murphy
Tim Murphy
William Mathis
Jose Matta
Yadira Matta
Tracy Parson
John Rawley
Ray Waterman
Joe Wyant
LD II
David Barba
Jeff Baygents
Elandus Carver
Sammy Clark
Ramy Cohen
Dario Dennis
Charles Duncan
Derrick Facey
Oscar Gallego
Thomas Hanan
Robert Johnson
Gerry Lancaster
Dannie McAdams
Francois McCord
Angel Ortiz
Marc Owens
Karl Parsons
Lisa Pay
Jose Sanchez
Gene Tiatiano
Allen E. Tolentino
Allen M. Tolentino
Daniel Wynn
LD III
Reggie Cameron
Mike Foley
Kenneth Lancaster
Felix Reyes
Mike Sierra
Paul Snyder
Vennessa Sobers
Ben Stahl
Anastasia Steele
Robert Thompson
LD IV
Patrick Hanan
Robin Homan
Tracy Wilkinson
Kenneth Lancaster, Oscar Gallego, Ben Stahl, Gerry
Lancaster, Paul Snyder, Patrick Hanan
Kenneth Lancaster
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