Ferris High School - Memoir Yearbook (Ferris, TX)

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PQLQEQAQSQ .R.E. Students enjoy luxuries of teenage life you can it have it all - but you can sure try What would a teenage do without the pleasures of life? Without luxuries, life might be a difficult struggle. Teens become accustomed to these pleasures, and before long - they're addicted! Most everyone knows money can't buy happiness. You can't take it with you when you're gone, but you need enough to get there on, quoted Mr. Marshall. Extra pleasures such as a sporty car, or plenty of money make life seem fulfilled. One of life's most enjoyable pleasures is the night life. Many find the night life the best life because this seems to be the time to, Come alive. The night life is enjoyed by couples more so because they have the chance to spend a romantic evening together. You don't need money for everything Some pleasures like staying on thc phone for hours are also enjoyed.i Overall, everyone take: advantage of the things that make life easy, whether it's driving a nice car, spending money, or living the night life. Without some pleasure: life wouldn't have, Life, at all. i' s 16 What Makes Life Easy xsswkh-Q

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-A 1 .Nw , T r w Ji' wtf Music changes with moods a song for every occasion The popularity of singers, groups, and songs, changes from year to year. Not only do they change from year to year, but the top ten songs change from week to week. Often it has been said there's a song for everything. There is a song to start the day, a song to end it, a song to solve your problems, and a song to make them worse. Songs could be the solution to a lot of things. Songs answer your questions, soothes your heartaches, and compose your dreams. Music becomes a part of you even when you do not realize it. A song may be heard in the morning on the radio, and before you know, you're singing that one song all day. No matter what you do, you just can't get it out of your system. Songs simply play a memorable part in our lives. Songs have that ability to bring back past experiences whether happy or sad. They dig deep into the heart where the old memories are buried, and bring them back to the present. T K we '37 rt i l V M M iMfT'g- E 'li ,qi fl ' P' AWE ' iflwiiv While listening to the radio, this group of students relax in the field on a warm day.

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Sherrie Swafford enjoys talking on the Eddie Duran and Mike Arrambide enjoy a telephone as one of her pastime hobbies. relaxing moment on the sofa while watching Telephone conversation opens upaworld of TV. TV is one of the small pleasures of knowledge. relaxation. Money cannot buy happiness, but it can buy luxurious things. Will Batchler displays a most favorable luxury . . . Money! It is nice to have a car, but it is even nicer to be seen in a 1985 Firebird, as shown by Tina Kinnamon. Cars are nice luxuries, but new cars are rare luxuries. Just being together is what this couple, Lynn Mohundro, and Tonya Satterwhite, look forward to every afternoon. A favorite talking place is the local D.Q. Student Life 17