Spring Woods High School - Safari Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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TRAIGHT TALK %m. As he rose from the choir ond heeded our of rhe door, he knew ir was for rhe lost rime, and he was glad. To hove rhem gone felr olmosr as strange os rhe doy he gor rhem. He finolly hod whor rook him olmosr two years ro arrain ... a perfecr smile Droces were such o common sighr on campus rhor rhey easi- ly went unnoriced. But to the wearers, rhey meant the dif- ference between uneven teeth and a flawless grin. I con already see my teeth improv- ing, Condi McMohon said. Improper alignment of teeth was the most common disorder for requiring correcrive braces. I needed braces becouse I hod roo many teeth in my mouth, Deth Curl said. Most students agreed rhot they would oppreciore their braces more ofter rhey ore removed. I ' ll realize the ad- vantage ofrerwords because right now I hove to bother wirh heod geors and scheduling or- rhodonrisr appointments, Jim- my Sfillwell sold. Some hod to alter rheir eating hobirs in order ro odjust ro rheir broces. I was restrlcred from certain foods I liked, Korhy Wolton said, but I chewed gum anyway. Still others hod ro deal wirh inconveniences in oddirion ro the iniriol braces I hod to wear o head gear or night and that was a poin, Julie Sylvo sold, ' and I ' m also supposed ro wear a retainer ofter rhe broces ore removed While they would prefer not ro hove ro wear rhem, most students believed rhe benefirs of broces ourweighed the disodvontoges. Most of rhe rime rhey go unnoriced, Tom VonZont said. People just ac- cept you for the person you ore without thinking about it. Time for Tension. The first thing I will do when I get my broces off Is bite Into on opple, ' Jul! Schormen sold. Schormen received her braces in June of 1984 ond will get them off in the summer of 1986. Dr Williom Giles tightens Schormens braces while she listens to topes to relox F. Teixeito. Duong, Tien 9 Duplechion, Donnie 10 Durhom, Dovid 9 Durrett. Morgoret 9 Durrschmidt, Liso 10 Dyar. Mory Ann 11 Dye. Erico 9 Eggleston, Ins 9 Eggleton, Joretho 9 Elder, Kevin 9 Elledge, Joson 9 Ellis, Tommi 11 Erfurdt, Kevin 9 fy Escobor, Jose 10 Eshenour, Heother 9 Estrodo, Viviono 1 Ethridge, Todd 9 Evon, Yvonne 11 Foirweother, IXob Folk, Corey 11 Farmer, Russell 9 Forren, Debby 10 Fozin, Elena 9 Fozin, Paul 9 Fenton, Kelly 10 Fenton, Michoel 10 Fischer. Mark 11 than we bargained for 105

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Cruz. Rick 11 Cruz, Russell 9 Cuevos. Lorenzo 9 Cummings, Coy 9 Cummings, Jock 10 Cuong, Luong 9 Cuong, Luu 9 Curl, Beth 9 Currin, Deonno 9 Curtis, Deryl 11 CufshQil, Jerry 10 Doerwyler. Louro 9 Doigle, Keri 10 Doiley, Andy 10 Doiss, Bill 9 Dokri, Foizel 11 Dolli, Jonorhon 9 Dong, Thuy 11 Dong, Tuon 10 Dong. Yen 11 Daniels, CincJy 9 Doroowolo, Nqvoz 10 Doroowolo, Zubin 11 Dorryn, Norton 9 David, Jon 10 Dovid, Kevin 10 Dovid, Kevin 9 Dovenport, Jasson 10 Dovenport, Stephanie 9 Davenport, Suzanne 9 Davis, Drendo 11 Dovis. Ronnie 11 Davoudi, All 9 Doye, Jason 11 DovilQ, Troy 9 Dovy, Susie 9 Deosy, Cloude 9 De Hoy, Louro 9 De Leon, Erico 11 Deloro, Brian 10 Demetrolis, John 9 Denton, Denjy 9 Denton, Kelli 11 Derops, Louro 10 Derouen, Mark 9 Derouen, Roy 10 DeVolle, Michelle 9 Dioz, Robert 9 Dinning, Robert 9 Dittrich, Shown 11 Divel, Donno 11 Divin, Rondy 11 Doon, Thong 10 Dollinger, Stephanie 10 Donoldson, Louto 11 Dougloss, Shelly 11 Dormon, Kelly 9 Downing, Tim 9 Dozier, Suson 9 Drogics, Elizobeth 10 Dropet, Roy 10 Dregelmon, Dill 10 Drescher, Stephanie 9 Dty, Christine 10 DuBose, Chotles 9 DuDose, Morcus 10 Duerer, Michael 11 Duke, Wynett 10 Dullen, Ffonk 10 Duncon, Drem 10 Dunlop, Dennis 9 Duong, Thonh 11 fi1ji9 IliMPiP ' ' ' nitf 4 ' i 104 More UNDERCLASSMEN . . .

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Fisher, Pomelo 10 Fleischhouer, Kirk 9 Flores. Rolph 9 H -TT Fluker, Tim 9 Fogorry, Sondy 10 Fogt, Cynrhio 9 Foley, George 10 Fontenot, Kenny 1 Foremon, Noncie Forsythe, Ben 9 Foshee, Joson 9 Frohm. Drod 10 Fronkiewicz, Morek 9 Freemon. Soroh 9 a A Frirsch, Christie 10 Fritts, Noncy 11 Fuller, Joe 9 Fuquo, Ricky 9 Gorcio, Dernodeire 9 Gorcio, Doniel 9 i I DIFFERENT ■ ADDICTION Jusr when things were finally going smoothly for All My Children ' s Gregg end Jenny, foul ploy corrupted their mar- riage leaving Jenny dead and Gregg falling in love with Jenny ' s lookolike. Where else could this situo- tion possibly hove happened but in a soap opera ' There were many soaps to choose from: doytime soops, nighttime soaps, hour-long soaps ond soops that only lasted half on hour. Everyone hod their favorites. I just don ' t like the characters or the plots on the nighttime soaps. They ' re not as interesting as the daytime soops, Debbie Cleveland said. As the summer grew to o close and the school year began, some students found it difficult to keep tabs on oil their favorite soap operas. I watch- ed ' em during the summer and got hooked on them so I toped and watched them after school, Debby Forren said. Some, however, weren ' t quite OS lucky as Forren when it come to video toping their favorite soops on their cassette recorders. Students were left to find new ways to keep up- dated on their storylines You hove to follow whotever is go- ing on from what people tell you at school, Pam Dyrd said. Others were able to obtoln passes to the library where they watched the soops in privacy. Of course, there were those who didn ' t need to know every teeny tiny detail thot took place on the soaps. But some just couldn ' t seem to get quite enough of divorces, murders, weddings ond other sogos that corrupted the lives of their favorite characters. Watching the soops brings me into o fantasy world. I love the romances ond most of the characters. I would die without my soops. I om addicted, Cleveland said. As long os people ore willing to watch in ony possible woy they con, someone somewhere will olwoys know who the cutest guy is on General Hospital and who Palmer Courtlond intends to corrupt next. BY GiriA KinSLOW Gordner. Croig 10 Gordner. Jennifer 11 Garten, Eden 9 Bore Necessities. While other students woit in the lunch lines, Deb- by Clevelond retreots to the librory where she cotches up on her fovorite soop, Doys of Our Lives. M. Ehrlund. 106 More UNDERCLASSMEN