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

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Vacation too shorty Winter too long Win ter activities move Indoor, so does the cold Vacation. Cold weather. Annie Get Your Gun. Stomach flu. Winter doldrums. Praying for snow days. Ski trips. 680 classrooms. Rabbit jackets. logging indoors. At 4:30 you could find Mr. Karl Iones and Mr. lim Elliott, science teachers, jogging around the balcony. They moved indoors due to the cold weather, but it often seemed colder in the 680 classrooms than outdoors. Those rabbit coats fthe most received giftj were comfortable indoors as the nationwide emphasis on energy conservation limited heating in public buildings. Cold weather was no problem to the ski buffs as they headed for the slopes as soon at that first snow fell. Carol Garcia and Lanny Harwell Know a cozy date consists of a warm fire and some popcorn, logging is the nation's 111 pastime. Mr. Elliott proves it as he iogs around the school halls. 28 Winter