Keller High School - Chief Yearbook (Keller, TX)

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Lan I know that's right E , I xt's Casual jammin' later days uag HEY, DUDE - greeting fha doodj uxed ax a greeting to another perfon while walking down the hall to get to your next rlau. ex. Hi Bob!! Hey dude! I KNOW THAT'S RIGHT - phraxe II no thatz ritej a phraxe made popular during 'hzotball Jeaton ufed to Jhow agreement with Jomething, ex. The Jfhool day if I0 long! I know that'.f right. ' lT'S CASUAL - n. phraxe fitz kazhi ali a phraxe ufed to dexeribe the artionf of lay- ing bark and relaxing. 2. meaning there is no big hurry to get anything done, ex. I'ue got a I5-page theme paper due next period and I haven't even .ftarted it. Oh well, it'.r casual. -IAMMIN' - 11. fjanfinj partieipation in the enjoyment of fnurir by unrontrolled move- ment of the body. ex. M0102 played Van Halen laxt night and I warjamminf' LATER DAYS - n. Ila'tur dazej a phrafe uted to .rubftitute the traditional word: Goodbye - widely ured among Keller High Jtudentr. ex. See ya later! later dayx, dude! let's party pigout rope: S.G.O.K. eq, so fine I.ET'S PARTY - 11, phrafe lletz paftil perhapf the mort eommonly ured phrafe at Keller High Srhool. Uxed to Juggeit partiripa- tion in anything whieh it fun and anything which if normally not allowed. ex. Hey.' There iJn't a tearher in our :lan today. Well, lei'.r parly. ' PIG OUT - 11. Cpig owtj lo eat more than it would feem humanly pouible. ex. My mom jun tame bark from the Itore, .fo let'r go pig Ullflu ROPER - n. Iropurj a perfon fhararter- ized by boott, a eowboy hat and any other ar- tenory to make one look ar one haJju.rt Jtep- ped of a ranrh. ex. Cheek out my new boott. I 'fn Jurb a roper! S.G.O.K. - .9 IS G O KI no one, exrept for the Jenior rlan, if really Jure what there in- ilialf Jtand for, Thefe initiall were found praetirally everywhere you looked in Keller. Many believe S.G.O.K. Jtandtfzr Senior Guyx of Keller, Senior Girlt of Keller or Senior Graduate: of Keller. SO FINE - adj, lui Hnej ured to expretf happineu with the appearance ofa member of the oppoiite Jex. Similar in definition with the word babe . ex. I think that Bobby if .ro fine!!! Dictionary 27

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babe busted EN' cool i ig.. . , sf so f is is i .ei v .., .,,... 5. Q, h kwamundh dead red 26 Dictionary BABE - n. Ihalat-jhj a word med lo deirrihe a perion ofthe oppofite .rex in a rom- plimentary fafhion. ex. That neu' guy in my Engliih rlan is meh a babe. BUSTED - v. lhuffedl being caught in the action of doing something that you aren't supposed to be doing. ex. Did you hear Tom waJ tardy? Yeah, I het he got buried. COOL - adj. fkholj having qualitiei ofhe- ing extremely pleaiing or exfeptionally faifinaling. ex. The .fuhitilute didn't make uf do any work at all. He wai eool. ' DEAD RED - n. pbrafe road redl tl phraxe Jhouted at yholhall, haiekthall, volleyball and Jofrer gamer or any other game or event we are at while roznpeling again!! Grapevine High School. Uied to dixguit and fhame the Murtangf. ex. Come out and watch zu IIGIHP Grapevine. You 'll all .ree .rome dead red! DORK - n. ldzirkj a permn having weird eharaeterixtief refemhling that ofa geek, but diJtinguiJhed from there hefaufe they are a little len nerdy. ex. Croix! jun look at the hoy over there. He if a dork. - ee fish if f reakout f-'ffl fe' xx diese 4 ii ga .., sm ,,, ii., V., .,.- 5 I Xa' f of Q geek Indian FISH - n. ffifhl a Jlang word med to defrrihe ninth grade ftadentf, generally fallea' frefhmen. Uled open hy fophomoref, junior! and fenion to belittle the 'little' ftudentf. ex. There are too manyfish at this school. FREAKOUT - v. ffre7k'owt2 an event in one'J IW where all Jenfe of dirertion, in fart, all 1en.re ofeverything i.f loft in favor ofgoing fompletely rrazy. ex. When I found out l had won the Letter K, 1 just had tofreakoutf' GEEK - n. lgekj a perfon who very mufh refemhlef the nerdf on Revenge ofthe NerdJ . They are rhararlerized hy horn-rimmed glaffef and high water panti. ex. No, I will not go out with that guy!! He ii meh a geek! GOOBER - n. fg55'her2 :omeone who ifjiut plain weird. There i.f no other word to derrribe thii type ofperfon exrept by rlaffwing him or her ai a gooher, ex. Ugh!!! She a real goober! GROSS - adj. Igrofj something that causes utter dislike and total contempt, meaning that the object of contempt is disgusting beyond words, ex. The fakleria -had wax gras: today!!

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i 1' ,K s fe 'l 0 ii 'as 'Friends are friends forever' Dreams come true - New hairdos and manicures to tuxedos and formals characterized the juniorfSenior Prom. The theme was Friends Forever. The col- ors were pink and dove gray. The flower was the rose, and the song was Friends Are Friends Forever. The prom took place in the Grand Ballroom at the Fort Worth Worthington Hotel on Saturday, May 17. After junior Class President Scott Blankenship welcomed everyone and Prin- cipal Bill Newton gave the invocation, din- ner was served. After dinner, the junior and Senior Class officers were introduced, followed by a video covering the special events that took place during the year. Senior Paige Bradley gave the Senior farewell and Senior Anissa Wilson started 1 X 28 juniorfSenior Prom as memories are made the candle ceremony. It really unites the seniors, said senior Robbie Hess. After that was the Senior dance, and the Senior garter ceremony followed by the junior Dance and the junior garter ceremony. It was really a special time for me. Everything was decorated very beautifully, said junior Darla Ellis. The prom itself was a very moving ex- perience. I thought the juniors really did a great job saying good-bye to the Seniors. I think the prom made the Seniors feel proud, and not sad about leaving, said freshman Tisha Williams. The juniorfSenior Prom was a night everyone will remember. As their motto said - The dreams of today are memories of tomorrow! -- CINDY MAYS wav f 'ilk S' Mgr This is it! - Senior Derek Sharp smiles as he makes his farewell speech. Goodbye . ,. so soon - Seniors participate in the candlelighring ceremony as they say goodbye to fellow Seniors. Now what do l do? - junior Doug Brooks and sophomore Brooke Bradley participate in the junior garter CETTCIHUHY.