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

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Pennies In the Pot. College bound 5reph( ee to foui days a weeh at J C Penney s Things remained usually peaceful, except to Express card thiot wouldn ' t go ttirougti, Wolfe soid K. Dyin. Sweoling It Out. Ending o hord practice, Drett Sctiulich, Irey Weoihetford ond Scott Roy concentrote on whiot Coach Oloomer is telling ? sold if we worked really hard, we ' d be woy ahead during the work poid off in the end Roy said D, Wlllloms More SUMMER . .

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NT LIFE A Jump Too For. Members of the trock ream goze or o poir of ren- nis shoes lying upside down on rhe ground The srudenrs were proaicing rhe high jump unrll o team member suddenly become missing offer his of- tempf . F. Telxelro. iflW|to6i W . whether ir was traveling ro rhe Astrodome for o gome, cruising down ro Mexico or ro jrope for o bir of shopping, arriving in o limousine or rhe Lincoln Post Ook Horel, or jusr going ) rhe Homecoming donee or rhe gym, srudenrs monoged ro pock every imoginoble ocriviry ro 9 shorr monrhs. Firsr rhere was foorboll season and with ir come dances. Nexr there was Chrisrmos vocorion d New Year ' s Eve parties, Spring Breok and parties. Then come the Proms, the pinnacle Kiol occasions of the yeor for juniors and seniors. There were always rhings to attend and vents taking place, for srudenrs received more rhon they ever bargained for. BY MICHELLE RIDDELL. SECTION EDITOR than we bargained for 7

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A aaictcti a adtcme Pocking II In. The best part was rhe people in Conodo and rhe woy they responded ro us in on open and friendly woy, Brenr Dun- con sold OS he packed (or o choir tour to Conodo Ten students pomcipoted m the choir tour sponsored by Tollowood [iaptist Chuich rhot losted 1 ' j weeks D. Williams. Backyard Beauty. The bockyord is Cindy Nelsons escope into reoding Olamoui ond contemploting her autumn wardrobe Stie usually spends three hours o day sun- bathing. G. Borone. H sleek, powerful muscles stretched, strained ond rugged conrinously while the swear trickled down his body. All of Q sudden, the runner heard rhe crowd screoming, reolizing that he hod just captured an Olympic gold! The 1984 Los Angeles Olym- pic Games became one of the most watched programs in television history. Stocey Archer said that she sot coptivoted by the Gomes for 44 hours over rhe two-week period. You could feel the excite- ment and the pride radiating from everyone, Greg Allen sold. Allen won a trip to attend the final week of rhe Gomes from Sofewoy, where he work- ed during the summer. While many people rroveled ro California dur ing the sum- mer, students from Tallowood Baptist Church directed rheir summer goals to o Conodion mission trip. Besides taking trips, many Making the Grade. To get heolth out of the woy, Koren ODonahue ottended sunnmer school with six friends ODonohue colls o friend to check on on assignment tor her heolth class She received on A on the ossignmeni. J. Putz. Students found that going to the movies provided rhe ade- quore recreorion needed. The block busrer of rhe summer was Ghosrbusters, with Gremlins and Indiono Jones and rhe Temple of Doom following in second place. While some srudenrs worch- ed soQp operas, orhers runed in to the latest songs on their radios. Some of rhe favorites ranged from Cyndi Louper ' s Girls Just Wont to Hove Fun to Prince ' s When Doves Cry. Some students were also oc- cupied with summer school or jobs or nearby srores, swimm- ing pools, neighbors ' houses and family businesses. I mow- ed lots of yards all summer, Daniel Hurrsoid. School ' s commencement on Aug. 20 ended a summer that many people will remember. I hod the time of my life, Allen said. BY Gin A VICKREY Cruising Companions. Th red three- wheeler thoi r obert Fields received lost Christmos is Fields doily companion for two hours or more every doy during the summer. It was fun ond something to do. Fields sold M. Ehrlund.