Neil A Armstrong High School - Gyre Yearbook (Plymouth, MN)

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.152 i is Time Is On Our Side independent study, popularly known as free mods, means something different to each student. It seems that some people may have three or four hours of free mods on o particular day, while some have only two or three free mods. The decision of how to spend the free time is on individual one, and every student uses their time differently. Most students divide their time proportionally into study time and relaxation time. The resource centers and media center are the best places to catch up on homework and to study. The commons is the place to talk with friends or just sit and have something to eat. Some students prefer to relax in the media center with 0 book or magazine. What- ever the choice is, Armstrong has a variety of places to spend a free mod. Are we at Armstrong representative of the fosh- FOIIOWing Falcon FGShiOn ion world - totol Chic, dressed, as they say, Hfit to kill ? Or, on the other hand, are we so isolated in the midwest that our only concern is keeping worm? It is probably most accurate to conclude that Armstrong is somewhere in the middle - 0 happy medium of modern foshion, comfortable clothes, and our own peculiar fads. Calvin Klein. Gloria Vanderbilt, and Sosson are high fashion names which turn up often oround Armstrong. On the more practical side of clothing, Lee, Big Smith, and the Limited are likely to be found on the tags. Certoin styles seem to hit Armstrong particularly hard such as: overalls; tight, straight - leg jeons worn with high, spikey heels; jeon skirts with slits; turtlenecks sprinkled with tiny hearts; ploin flonnel shirts Che old clossici; clogs mow for guys as well as girlsy and cowboy boots. It is hard, then, to classify Armstrong's foshions into one category; although there are many fods and styles that everyone seems to conform to, it is also 0 matter of individuality.

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ArmsTrong: Clockwise From LefT: The resource rooms pro- This IS Your Life! vide a quieT aTmosphere for working and sTudying . . . Sheila KoTz passes a free mod in The media cenTer These girls presenT a picTure of The various fashion looks of Arm- :zsaah-a Hunger Pongs STrike Falcons HHey, Jone, are you eoTing regular or olTernoTe lunch Today? Uh, neiTher igroonl - I jusT cTe a whole can of Almond Roco . . Does This sound familiar? There are indeed a large vorieTy of Things To eaT 0T ArmsTrong. An olTernaTe lunch in which salads and hamburgers or hoT dogs are served is offered as well as The TrodiTionol school lunch. Uhis is where you will find The famous Egg McSchool'D Some sTudenTs prefer To bring Their lunch in a bag. The booksTore iFalcon Emporiuml sells candy, yogurT, pop, heolTh- food, and iijunkfood To hungry sTudenTs 0T differenT inTervals dur- ing The day. Along wiTh These regular edibles, There are ofTen sTudenTs selling candy in The halls Cemember The doTs, The M8LM's . . . ? l IT is, Then, quiTe possible for an ArmsTrong sTudenT To find someThing good To eoT oT school. iiArmsTrong FighT Song Figth ArmsTrong, figth We raise our voices loud and Clear. FighT! Falcons, figth And They will hear us for and hear, Figth ArmsTrong, figth 1 Our boTTle cry will olwoys be Win, Falcons, win! . $252533: :ggggw . TwenTy MinuTes: One Mod Falcons oreJThe besTl ? TwenTy MOdS: One Day e T . , Six Days: One Cycle ThirTy Cycles: One Quorler Two QuorTers: One SemesTer Two SemesTers: One Year Three Years: GRADUATION!!!