Newman Smith High School - Illiad Yearbook (Carrollton, TX)

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for Life An explosion of feeling a surge of emotion a pang of memory sharing and expressing ourselves was an outlet in our continual life lines A good luck hug a gift from of cookies all an expression of a thought An eighteenth birthday party an afternoon at the lake a walk in the snow a night on the town an ABC Friday Night Movie all times of enjoying each other Finding the time to slow down our LIFE LINES might have hindered our social and emotional life. But we found the time. A few minutes break from prac- tice found cheerleaders or Troy- Anns discussing boyfriends and their one-liners. A few friends and a fast car were sometimes all it took if you didnt mind lining up for gas. Always feeling, we some- times expressed our opinions when we thought no one was looking. Iunior varsity football players support the Tro- jans at Lakeview Centennial. Smith students pass the time by playing bac gammon while waiting for the bus. F111 dmg T1m e A 5 , . 1 Q N a secret pal, a call, alnotle, a box 8 it t ff , ' ' it ' Mike Heaner, Sr. Class Pres.. accepts spirit stick the first week of spirit competition. T

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Student Life Lines Up Activities Ticket lines, concert lines, movie lines, voting lines, graduation lines, gas lines, .production lines, telephone lines, powder puff drill team lines, fashion lines, Valentine and Christmas card lines. . . A new fashion season brought a change in feminine attire. The male population was given an unexpected treat as hemlinesfor dresses and skirts were raised two inches. Square cut shirts replaced loose voluminous tops. The loose flowing clothes became unfashionable as the thin look was in. The Christmas season began right after Thanksgiving. Overnight. empty lots were ,filled with Christmas trees. Houses were decorated with lines of Christmas lights.. Traffic to all shopping centers became congested with last minute shoppers. Holiday shoppers knew the feeling of waiting in a long line to get checked out with their Christmas gifts. Gift wrapping, an extra expense, also meant long waits for shoppers. - V. Long ticket lines appear to 'beapart of life. Remember Star Trek and The Ierk? How long did that hour seem while you waited outside the theater in thirty degree weather. Finally after you were admitted into the theater, you then waited in line for cokes, popcorn, and candy. There are not only gmovie lines, but also concert tickets lines. Tickets for REO Speedwagon, ACXCD, Styx and other concerts were available if you had both the money and the time. Monday usually had a low rate of attendance. Either there was an epi- demic of the Monday blahs or it was a caseof too much partying. If the stu- dent did not have parents who called the school and said, Iohnny's -ill, he usually spent the next morning in line trying to get an admit. Dropping a line to a friend during class w-as one way you kept the com- munication lines buzzing with informa- tion. Exchanging notes in class kept you awake during long lectures. That is, of course, unless an attentive teacher cut off your line of communication. What- ever the line, physical, mental or emo- tional lines effected your life. Hattie Akers, senior, drops a friend a line in the old English telephone booth in front of the Victo- ria Station restaurant. Like many students juniors Mark Phanco and Lisa Sivess are taking their daily break along the balcony in between class periods. tt 5 Us LV,,,9,:w1'f' wa ' ' w l