David W Carter High School - Round Up Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Left: Hiding behind the person in front of him, a student sleeps the class away. Below: A student huddles for comfort under her jacket while sleeping. Left: In an unexciting study hall, one stu- dent finds a way to alleviate his boredom. TO LIVE 19

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CGPPI G SOME Z's After eating lunch in Carter's lunchroom, there is this sudden desire to take a nap, or cop some Z's. This desire is most prominent in fifth, sixth, and seventh periods. Teachers don't help at all, they choose to lecture endlessly on some boring subject. Seeing their students sleep in class is hard on the teachers, too. But it is even harder to catch up in class after waking from a par- ticularly refreshing snooze. To some students, snatching an extra catnap in class is a way to get the sleep they didn't get the night before. It also helps to refresh their energy in order to have some fun after school is over. At any rate, snoozing in class if NOT recomended, unless you are dog- gone tired. 18 A TIME Returning from work on the Executive Assistants Program, Durrand Hill takes forty winks in History class.

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THE PLAY'S -1-l-llg ? as Carte r's Production 3 A resounding success. Over 500 people attended The Carter Drama Depart- ment's production of Harvey over two nights. The story of Elwood P. Dowd and his in- I visible friend, Harvey, a six pf foot white rabbit, unfolded i as the audience laughed Q t'll' their way to the ending. The W D' at mistaken identity element also added to the suspense ' l of the play. ss, , 20 A TIME