John Tyler High School - Alcalde Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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School Days Or School Daze? Rush, rush, rush all day long! Up and down stairs and halls, in and out doors, crawling through the crowd, students usually made it to their classes, but not al- ways on time. For some, the day started early at 7:30, but many came at 8:30 to fight the parking lot traffic. After 2nd period came the one break in the day when students could stop and catch their breaths. This 15 minute reprieve was much appreciated. Guys and girls spent this time talking and socializing until the bell rang, and then the day continued. The end of 4th period came, and the lunches began. A lunch, B, and C took their turns of eating 30 minutes either in the cafeteria or going out to lunch. After the lunches were over, it was on to 6th period, the last class for some, but others saw the day through until the final bell sounded at 3:25. 1 Sophomores Pat Pardue, Carla Branch, Debbie McKamie, Kim McKinney, and Peggy Henson ar- rive at 8:30. 2 Students spend a few minutes at their lockers. 3 Mark Coker, Sam Sigman, and Steve Iames lunch at Whataburger. 4 Caught you with your mouth open, didn't we? Clif Petty munches out,

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l l Sox Keep Hopping On Boogie Night Favorites after every in-town football game were the soc hops. These boogie nights occurred once every 2 weeks and sometimes more often, as well as after a few basketball games and also after the Powder Puff game. Several soc hops were sponsored by the Student Senate, and they tried to create a disco atmosphere with loud music and sometimes a disc jockey. Students went to the Friday night affairs for quite a few different reasons. Some went to just dance and have a good time, some to pick up a partner, and others went to stand and talk. Of course, some kids went just to have somewhere to go, and to find just anyone to be with for the evening. Some how, the evenings always ended with fun, and a few more memories for everyone. 1 Students enjoy dancing ata soc hop. 2 Scher- ra jones snaps her fingers to the beat. 3 These folks got surprised by the camera. 4 Hi there! These fellows are camera hogs. SE . l YI ' ' t :ft Q ,Q . .' L, .ff .pw 5 6 . . . Soc Hops