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

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Top Gregg concentrates on bowling a strike. Innet — Susan and Julia take time out for a pieture. Bottom Gregg enjoys himself at the arrade.

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THE SOCIAL SCENE 1 Munchin out, taking in a movie, bowling, skating or a loeal ar- cade all are activities you might see Saks students engaging in on a Friday or Saturday night. Friday morning, during football season, you will see Saks students, not quite awake yet, congregating at one of the local fast food restaurants for breakfast, before school. Saturday night the local arcade is jammed with people with their game tokens and socializing with friends. Movies are still a favorite place to go for most teenagers. E.T., Poltergeist, and Rocky III were popular movies this year. Satur- day night meant long lines while these were playing. The trend of the time seems to be more R rated movies which limited most students on the ones they could see. The skating rink and bowling alley are also places for Saks teenagers and friends to meet and enjoy an evening. Some students are on bowling teams and others have become quite exper- tise in skating. Of all of these we see more students doing what they en- joy the most, eating! Whether they go to the arcade, skating or to the movies most will begin or end the evening at a local pizza parlor or hamburger place, munching out! Top — Aw, Beth dropped her biscuit on the floor. Middle — Kids again. Bottom: Don ns and Pam enjoy their break fast Inset — Tammy and Paula get early but happy start. 12 Social Scene mu

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TWO OF A KIND Double trouble, wherever you find one you're likely to find the other. Like every school Saks High has all different sorts of people and personalities. And twins are no exception. These rare species ranging from identical to fraternal. We have 5 sets of twins at Saks. Our fraternal twins are Gina and Tina Davis, Mike and Kelly Durham, and Fred and Winnie Cunningham. Our identical twins are Keith and Kevin Aderholt and Ramous and Ramon Fields. While some of them get along great like Tina and Gina Davis, other like Mike and Kelly Durham say they fight a lot. The Fields twins, Ramous and Ramon say, “We enjoy being identical because we can switch names at school and act like the other twin without anyone knowing except for us.” And Keith and Kevin Aderholt stick to, “Sometimes we like it, sometimes we don't.' Twing are special people. Although sometimes they look iden- tical they are their own person. With their own unique personali- ty. Twins share a special bond between each other that regular brothers and sisters don't share. pets tired of thinking up new faces Keith and Kevin Aderholt 14 Twins