Ferris High School - Memoir Yearbook (Ferris, TX)

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-42 g :95 kv g gm? -f3a64my- : It is Seeing is Believing. Many times students are overheard saying, I will have to see that to believe it! And certainly everyone agrees that in today's society, with certain media organizations intruding upon one's visions of reality and fantasy, proof is almost a necessary part of believing in something. Well, Ferris High has proof, and also, the attitude goes beyond proof and into 40 2 feeling good about the year. Many new groups and organizations were formed at the high school in the 1985-86 year. The Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes was started up again by Coach James Smelley, mock trial and history teams were taken to competitions in Dallas and Nacogdoches, and the student council became an active part of the Students are able to see and hear about new electives for the coming year. Christi Warrick passes out registration information. Creative art sessions see educational results as much as oral or written work. George Lopez displays his work to fellow French student, Jeff Sorrels. easy to believe it when you can see it. representation of the student body. The junior class held the most ex- pensive prom in the history of Ferris proms, therefore coming up with some new fund-raisers. The high school athletics program spent its time trying to build itself, and learn new ways of new coaches. It was a year of reconstruction and attitude changes. 4

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wif? gg! Uinique X xtra-ordinary activities bring students closer hat does it take to make a school year? It takes endless hours of studying in the classrooms, and the excitement of the student life. Student life involves everyone, and is shared by all in a unique way. Extra activities are what catches the reader's interest, when looking through the student life section. Without the activities such as the hard work of fund raising, club parties, or enthusiastic pep rallies, the days would seem extremely long, which would result in just an ordinary year. lthough activities play a major part in student life, studying is still an important factor as Maggie Gonzales gives her undivided attention in Spanish class, and Malea Lampier takes notes. 4 Student Life Student life focuses on all students, not just one or two. Although each individual has his own role to play, whether big or small, the main idea is to put these roles together as a whole. The students believe in themselves, and reflect their personalities through- out the student life section. These personalities are seen while taking a look through student life. Seeing is Believing, is what will be expressed this year. Some things have to be seen to believe them, and some of those things will be displayed in student life. more natural look is seen by Sandy Krecek and Dorothy Trimmier during lunch. Casual but contemporary dress was the look for 1986.