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

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PLE Quiet On The Set. Toking o breok from dress rehearsal, or- chesrro ond bond members sit on the set of Anything Goes to chot or to just make noise F. Teixeiro. People. We were oil different types, shapes, colors, — as varied as o roll of Lifesovers. But, we come together as partners in rushing to complete a science project, working together on a successful musicol, cheering our sports teams on to some of their best seosons ever, sharing ockers when we weren ' t supposed to, going to the beach together, trading old tests. Although we were different in many ways, we pulled together and mode it all more than we Dorgoined for. BY LAURIE ROGERS SECTION EDITOR . than we bargained for 91

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Down Ackermonn Gory Anderson Joel Dodeoux Krissy Doiley Amye Doker Mike Donksron Dob Dornobo Greg Borone Robert Borredo Shorlo Deol Cindy Beorden Christine Beoringer Jennifer Belk Wendy Dennett Jennifer Berger Jason Berrio Margaret Anne Bhogot Jeff Biehl Williom Blocklock Romona Bloertner Melisso Bothwell Deno Bowley Noncy Doyce Signing His Life Away, Waiting thirty days offer his birrhdoy, Scott Clonton registers for the draft at the F ost office, ited until the lost doy. Clanton sold. Registering for the droft wcas o signifi- port of becoming 16 years old for mony guys. G. Dorone. HEY WANT YOU! Dow Brewer Dunny Brown Sherri Drown There comes rhot day when rivored because many believed an insignificant little boy enters in- there would be o nucleor to the sQcred order of manhood holocaust in the neor future. If the day when the 18-year- really doesn ' t motter whether old registers for the droft. we have to fight because the As required by low, every 18- Russions think they can beat us year-old registered within 30 with missiles so they will push the days of his birthdoy, whether he button, Dave McGee said, wanted to or not. It was kind of Registering for the draft o let down to what I thought I definitely ought to beor the reoll- wos going to hove to do, John ty of the stage of life an 18-yeor- Higgins sold. Most seniors agreed old entered. It ' s scary to think with Higgins after they realized that one doy I could be going fo that oil one hod to do wos fill out school and the next day I ' m Q pint size piece of poper. After wearing on Army uniform and his major ordeal with the short killing people, Dove Ulfis said, slip, the senior was free to leave During the Vietnam Wor, and, best of all, he didn ' t hove to many people fled to other coun- take a uniform with him. tries to ovoid being drafted or Active use of the draft wos burned droft cords to protest the canceled after the Vietnam War draft and the war, but times and hos not been used since, hove changed, said Government However, if the U,S were in- teacher Linda A ikeska We volved in a wortime situation, were restless bock then ond we the draft could be reactivated looked for anything to protest and this was whot scared mony but the war was a real waste of seniors. Someone over in the lives I think our government has Middle East is going to get us in- volved in a wor with the Russians and then we ' ll be drofted, Steven Kenney said. Many seniors felt it didn ' t mot- ter whether the draft was oc- leorned its lesson. We ore the future of this country, and I think it will be up to us whether we get drafted or not, Darren Owen sold. It ' s up to us! BY MATT MILLER 92 More SENIORS .