Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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Tammi Ernst. Junior, and her friend George get together at a friends house in San Jose. California. Tammi spent the 3 months of summer with her father in San Jose. Have you ever sat • back and thought about the things you did in the summer? Well, I do and I was just remembering something that happened to me during my vacation from school. I was spending some time at the beach, wasting the warm days and living it up. One day at the waves I was walking with a friend and my sister and we saw a man. He was young and in the distance we could see he was wearing peach colored jogging clothes. Soon to find out he wasn’t wearing any at all!! Great! I don't know what happened to him after that but I do know that is something I will never forget! — Heidi Steggell On a ferry to Canada. Kristi Jones poses for a shot. She vacationed with her family and during her vacation she went to Expo 86 and traveled up and down the coast. Shannon Ervin spent some of her vacation in Tiawana. Which, in this photo, was just five miles from U.S.A. She also vacationed in California and New York in the summer of ’86. SUMMERS HOTTEST. . . Records: Madonna, Regina, Timex Social Club, Bon Jovi Vacation Spots: California, Sun River, Dallas City Park, Any place where the water runs! Clothes: Walking shorts, tank tops with pastel colors, surfing gear and gumby shirts. “My worst summer memory was the day we went to Silver Creek Falls and the tie string on my shorts wasn’t tied and my little sister pulled them down to my knees in front of a good 20 people!” — Jeanne Salono 3

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With the sun shining bright and the temperature reading 87 degrees, the choices of things to do that day were many. Another typical summer day in Dallas. The summer of '86 held many memories for some students at DHS. Others, maybe not but there are always those summers ahead! When asked what her favorite memory of the summer was, Brenda Waldner replied — Lying in the sun, listening to the radio and knowing you don't have to do anything but relax and enjoy yourself.” When the heat wore off and the sun began to set — the fun just started. Summer night life was better than the day. Every night was a weekend for those who didn't have to work; but for those who did — that really didn't stop them. Going to work everyday just made the weekends more fun, but I still made sure I didn’t go to work only half awake!” Teresa Wallace, senior, explained. While the days were filled with baking in the sun or swimming, the nights were filled with partying with the crowd and living it up until homework crowded the evenings. Being that it only rained four times in the summer of '86, you can only guess that it was a hot one! By Tracie Steggeil Scott English took a break from the Dallas City life and went camping with his family. This was a popular thing to do for summer fun. ‘‘The Sun, The Dudes and The Parties!” Cookie Nelson

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This looks like a good place to get a 32 ouncer. We also need some gas. Fill it up please! This is our famous Hollywood Boulevard. (No joke) James Gardner was fishin here! The Fox! Let's go see Three Amigos or Ferris Bueller. What would there be without the Fox?! Starlite Lanes? At the peak of our tour, to your left is the old courthouse. Built in the 19th century, it’s taken a lickin' and the clock's still tickin’! 4