Ferris High School - Memoir Yearbook (Ferris, TX)

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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

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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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Q . 4 I I I if wif , . 'J R000 I I C O IT The evening for dinn er, dan ejng, formal dressing an enjoyable night full of fun and eXe1'tem ent Q The formal event of the year was the evening of the prom. Everyone looked forward to this elegant occasion, which was held at the Wyndham Hotel in Dallas, Texas. Because it was such an exclusive place, the students took more care in their dress appearance and their behavior, quoted Barbara Overby, sponsor. It is only once a year that the young men dress in tuxedos and the young ladies in evening gowns. The students made a spectacular appearancef' said Janice Pace, teacher. The 18 Prom attendance increased than that of years past, with 156 people attending. A formal dinner was served that began with a fruit salad. Following this was the main course which consisted of New York Sliced Sirloin, Broccoli au Beure, and Potatoes au Gratin. The meal ended with a hot fudge sundae for dessert. The special moment came when the king and queen were to be crowned. Everyone waited anxiously as Timmy Barnes announced Mike Moffitt and Malea Lampier as the 1986 Prom King and Queen. This couple began the dance to the theme song, Still Loving You, while others joined them. As a spectrum of colors reflected off the chandeliers, the dance floor became crowded and everyone began dancing to the music provided by Don Cox. A variety of music was played including songs from the fifties to the eighties. Most took part in the dancing activity.