A C Jones High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beeville, TX)

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SHAPE UP OR . . SHIP OUT twenty-one, two, three, four: tvventy-two, two, three, four, tvventy-three, two, three, four, up, downg up, down, are the panting cries of those who are deter- mined to get that perfect bod. In the last decade, physical fitness has been the going craze. Students at A.C. Jones are no exception. Many students today are try- ing to change themselves in order to catch that special person's eye. Or maybe, they just want to get in shape. There are some lazy peo- ple at A.C. Jones and those people don't bother with ex- ercising. They just eat nutritiouslyl and try to watch their weig t. And of course, there are some who are for- tunate and can eat everything in sight and not gain an ounce. Keeping in shape is something everyone wants to do, but only those who put their minds land eating habitsl to it, are the ones who show it. Drama students Ivette Reed and Shiela McClain get ready for a per- formance with stretches. Seniors Amy Bomersbach, John TI- jerina, and Stacy Dickey keep in shape so they can keep up their trips to Port-A.

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John Webb advertises his favorite basketball team through Snoopy KHQ Michael Stauffer relaxes as he watches Garfield Goes To Hollywood. l l ' L00 It's 3:30 and school is out for the day. You come home, fix something to eat, then sit back and relax to the Jetsons or Tom and Jerry. So what if a little brother and sister wants to watch the Smurfs. You like car- toons too and usually get control of the remote control. Sunday morning is pro- bably the best time for comic strip lovers. When TUNES the newspaper arrives, you go crazy looking for the six page section of comics to find out what's up with Garfield and how things are going in Bloom County. Other people spend their time as a cartoon character in themselves, establishing their own identity in a way which everyone can ac-knowledge. Some enjoyecartooning as a hobby. Every Wednesday you can find a flock of comic book lovers at the nearest Circle-K waiting for the latest issues of X-Men and Fan- tastic Four to come out so they can add them to their collection. The more artistic students here at A. C. Jones spend their extra time creating their own comic book heroes, possibly dreaming of a job with D. .or Marvel. But cartoons don't end there. They've hit the fashion industry as well. They're everywhere- from Mickie Mouse T- shirts to Smurf sleeping bags and Snoopy pencils. o watch out little brothers and sisters, move on over. Ghost- busters is on, I've got the remote control, and the whole weekend free!

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r -JA ii , Just finishing his neck exercising, James West tries to ease up while Paul Strike rests and Tony Rodriguez watches.