Bloomington High School South, The Gothic, 1979, Page 43

Description:	ITS ALLIN THEFAMILYOne of every 1000 births is triplets. Juniors Jenny, Jill, and Julie Board are one ofthese rare exceptions.Julie feels an advantage of being a tripletis always having someone my age to talkto. Jenny and Julie also noted that theycan all share clothes.This year Julie and Jill had only one classtogether, although the triplets have found itconvenient to have the same classes. If Iunderstand something and she doesnt, Ican explain, or vice versa, said Julie.Although they are triplets, Julie pointed out,Were three individuals.Its not as bad as people think, saidsophomore Stephanie Lumbley. Stephanies parents, Bill and Nancy, are bothmembers of Souths faculty.Stephanie commented that she doesnthave to ride the bus. She also finds itconvenient to get lunch money if she shouldforget. In addition, Stephanie noted, Ihave help with things I dont know.One disadvantage Stephanie cited wasthat she knows many South teachers notjust on a teacher-student basis, but theyremy parents friends. She also enjoys it,however, because her dad always hearsthe bad stuff first.Although some of Stephanies friendshave her father as a teacher, this has notposed a problem for her yet. Next year Stephanie may have her father for chemistry,which will be hard to get used to, shesaid.MIRROR IMAGES can be deceiving, butnot for Tadd and Todd Loucks. (Or is itTodd and Tadd?)
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