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“My triplet sister goes to Atherton and my brother, the other triplet, goes to Pitt Academy. I like that people can

get to know me because I’m the only one who goes to Manual.” Jennifer Davis (10). “It was really unny

going to school with my twin in eighth grade because my our reading teacher would post both o our grades

on the board to make it really competitive.” Danielle Kitchen (11). “My twin brother goes to Male. I’m kind

o used to the oddness because we’re so dierent in every way. It’ll be weird, though, when basketball season

starts, because we both play or our schools’ teams—rival schools, not to mention.” Benjamin Howell (9).

Same DNA, Diferent School

019Student Lie | Twins |

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Andres&Adriano AguayoJust because twins grew up together didn’t mean they would always be

together. For Adriano and Andres Aguayo (9), ollowing their dierent

dreams could be the very thing that separated them.

“I would like to move away rom Kentucky and go to Tampico, Mexico

or to Miami or something,” Adriano said. Once he moved, Adriano

wanted to join either the police orce or the Air Force as a ghter pilot.

On the contrary, Andres aimed or a completely dierent job eld. “I

want to be a caricature artist,” Andres said.

“Dierent people have dierent dreams,” Adriano said.

“Back in kindergarten, your punishment or being bad was to fip your card. At the end o each

day, your card color would be recorded in your agenda or your parents could see. However one

time, Mark wouldn’t stop talking and got his card fipped. That same day he started a crayon

ght during nap-time, and convinced everyone to eat a piece o Play-Doh during play time

resulting in his card being fipped to red, which is the worst color. As our kindergarten teacher

circled the room marking in the class’ agendas, Mark pulled up a seat beside me. I passed her

my agenda, and Mark handed her his. We both said thank you when she gave it back, and went

home. When we showed our agendas to our mom, she looked at me and started raging. I caught

a glance at my agenda, and saw that the teacher wrote a long note telling my mom how bad I

was that day—conusing me with Mark.” —Michael Elder (11)

Mark&Michael ElderJasmine and Taylor Browning

(11) grew up with many

similarities and dierences.

“Jasmine and I have always

been dierent because

we were separated in

kindergarten and were

orced to develop our own

personalities,” Taylor said.

Taylor&JasmineBrowning

TWINS OF MANUALMadison&Mackenzie Ferriell

On the other hand you have Madison, who would

rather relax and watch a movie or snuggle up with

a blanket and a good book. “I like staying at home

and sort o going with what happens,” Madison said.

“She’s denitely more relaxed,” Mackenzie said.

On one hand there was

Mackenzie (10) who

kept a hectic schedule

with involvement in a

number o activities.

Mackenzie’s avorite

thing to do was play

a erce game o

volleyball. “I always

have to be on the go

and busy, or else I’ll go

insane,” Mackenzie said.

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dentical twins working at thesame place was something most

wouldn’t expect, but it is normal

or Kristen and Cassidy Hale (12).

“We had both been wanting a job

or a while, and Little Caesars was

the only place that hired at 15, so

we both applied and got the job,”

Cassidy said.

Ater two and a hal years the

twins were still working together,

and they were always able to

balance the relationships o sister

and co-worker. “We have our little

arguments rom time to time, but we

know to keep it proessional since it

is a work setting,” Kristen said.

Both o them tend to work the

ront together. “I just wish they

would schedule us or dierent daysevery once in awhile because they

always give us the same shits,”

Cassidy said.

Customers oten come in and

get conused. “On some occasions

customers would ask i we were

twins and we would tell them no

that we were just riends or that

we were cousins and had them

completely believe us. It’s interesting

to see the number o people who

will believe that,” Kristen said.

“It’s pretty cool having a job with

her. Our co-workers think it is pretty

cool that we are twins and they have

a lot o trouble telling us apart. They

are getting better at telling us apart

though,” Cassidy said.

Kristen&Cassidy Hale

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Daniel Segal (10) Katherine Segal (10) Aaron Oliver (9) Jordan Deschamp (12) J es si ca Desc ha mp (12) S penc er Sa tt er ly (11 ) Mad is on Sa tt er ly (11 ) A sh lyn Pet er so n (11) K ai tl yn Peters on (11) C ol to n S mi th (11) S ky le r S mi th (11) J as on Xu (10) J on at ha n X u (10) K at hl een C obou rn (11) Dan ie l C obou rn (11) A ndrew S al in gs (10) Bre tt Sa li ngs (10)Anne Oliver (9)

To read more about Mackenzie Ferriell and volleyball, see pages 64–65