Saks High School - Saks Echoes Yearbook (Anniston, AL)

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WITH PRIDE SWUIM UNIT Top — Seniors full of pridf. Right We're number one. Bottom Pride is forever. Opening 7

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Students at Saks Know What Pride Is Tim Bowman — Paying the price, doing what has to be done. It means doing the little things better than anyone else. Sandy Bedford — Loving your school. Shane Price — Caring for your school and classmates and doing all you can to help both of them. Ross Vaughn — The outward expression of love and commitment. Chris Lloyd — When you have enough confidence to make it. Michelle Rice — Striving to do your very best at everything. Paige Lindsay — The warm feeling you get from being around everyone. Teresa Tankersly — Believing in yourself. Dee Powell — Togetherness. Jim Valieanl — An undefined feeling of excellence. Cheerleaders — JOELLA CONNELL! Scott Wagner — Standing up for yourself and what you believe in. Jill Owens — Respect and satisfaction. Dale Harbin — Caring about your school and what happens to it. Jeff Groover — Love. Juanita Minniefield — Showing considera- tion for each other. Troy Smith — Something you have to work for. Jeffro Best — Being a winner in life and not being able to live with losing. David Green — Making our school stand out from all the rest. Randy Cobb — Doing the little things. Donna Ogle — Never giving up hope. Danny Vaughn — A sense of dignity, value, and self respect. Fred Cunningham — Being able to win with losing. BUSTIN Left — I’m proud loo! Top — Pride in our flag. Bottom Pride I». . . Being There. 6 Opening

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FASHION TRENDS OF THE Ws Jeans still the most popular clothes for school The fashion fads of the '80's seem to be to “do your own thing. ' The mini skirt is quite the rage this year but we also see the longer length prairie skirt worn with western boots. The “preppy look with Button-down shirts, Isod and Polo sweaters, and loafers are still going strong. The narrow knit ties are the “in thing for dress up for the guys. However, jeans prevail as practically a school uniform. Who would think of starting a new school year without two or three new pair of jeans? They are worn with tennis shoes or high heels, with silk blouses or sweat- shirts and serve as proper attire for dates as well as school. The designer jeans have moved us into a new price category but many own at least one pair. Whether we wear Levi, Lee, Wrangler, or Gloria Vanderbilt, Calvin Klein or Jordache, the label is unimpor- tant. The comfort and freedom of movement has con- tributed to our denim craze. e f to Right — Stacy Howard. Chuck Love, Karen Willingham. Dale Harbin. Page Ledbetter, Jeff Mason, Amy Hunter. Center left to right — Dwayne Reaves, Lisa Sundstrom. 8 Fashion