Catholic Boys High School - Rocket Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Hey, john, it's the camera. Let's not be ourselves. Emmanuel McKeever gives john Koch some philosophical advice. xp J A fashion statement which will likely endure the test of time: Tim Richardson's choice of white dress shirt and patterned neck-tie. , mv, , , a L A , aw. E' -B' .. 4 .,g wg lx ' W l . H ez - K 'if' 'v A ff. -' 32 wa, tam O.K. Saul, you're righrg we all look the same, but I think Rodney knows what makes us different. jerry jones and Saul Rousseau dis- cuss individuality. It has been observed more than once that to have the rights to the blue blazer concession at CHS would result in a financial gold ITIIIIC. Student Life

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ALL WAYS Have you seen a good outfit around school lately? It is true that because of adherence to contemporary fashions and the school's dress code some observers feel as if some of our student body just walked off the pages of GQ magazine. Students now realize it is a losing battle to oppose our school's dress code. The best way is to conform to regulations and do it with style. There is a new awareness of our general appearance that can be verified by noting the clothes we choose and wear. As Father Tribou, himself a very sedate dresser, has stressed time and time again, nothing puts a student more quickly into the right frame-of-mind for school than the right clothes. These right clothes are also widely popular in the world outside of CHS. Who would ever have thought that school regulations would coincide with today's latest fashions? The popular items in the fashion scene range from double breasted suits Cnot, it is true, much seen in our hallsj to argyle socks Cmuch seenl, and even an occa- sional Gucci watch. Look around school: chances are you will see somebody wearing a tartan tie, Duck Head pants, Bass Weejuns, and Ralph Lauren dress shirts. All these things fall within a dress code, be it here at school or out on a date. The French say, Le style c'est l'homme. Some take that to heart, some don't.

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STUDENTS GET THEIR SAY The student poll has puzzled the yearbook staff in every past year, and this year was no exception. Certain answers were expected: Florida is everyone's favorite vacation spot and who doesn't like The Cosby Show? The puzzling part though, was the favorite han- gout. Reservoir Park was almost everyone's choice, but al- most no one could spell it. It seems that after spending so many hours in the park someone would know the spelling. It's R-E-S-E-R-V-O-I-R! not Resevor, Resavoir, Reseivor, Resovior, or Resovor. Other popular pastimes included watching Song of Ber- nadette or listening to the symphony Roll Over Beetho- ven or admiring Mr. Reaves' camouflaged truck. Favorite freshmen tricks were the ever-popular elevatorfpool passes and the put the freshman in the trashcanl' routine. However, the frosh don't mind this kidding because their vote finally counted. UNDERCLASSMAN SURVEY FAVORITE LEAST FAVORITE The Silver jaguar Car on Campus Green Hay Truck Reservoir Hangout Breckenridge Duke College UALR . Florida Vacation Spot Arkansas X, J, H' l TO' 5' i l ,. . Pizza Breakfast Food Oatmeal A JA! , nf 3 'L I .f.1f ,q K-W-.Ji th .I v A K lg Yfrvry f-,MAJ Q if :if w,.,' , .g A . VL .fr VT? XT'-I' . ' . Tracy Douglass Local Newscaster Ned Perme ' ' ' 'L T '4f'j1T '.gg p E uh W X. . U2 Musical Group Wham . Predator Movie Carebears . The Cosby Show T.V. Show Homeroom T.V. Contras Revolutionary Faction Sandinistas u , ,sl ,im 1 957 f A i FR 4' L ,. f i W .x Q! s , .1 - ,, T vffWQMf5M.3.L CQRN Q . il '51 F ve' wa 1. Froot loops are so hip, ior Brendan Quirk. 4 in in MF. ,tr 4 , 4 says sen -