Salisbury High School - Echo Yearbook (Salisbury, NC)

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UPS and DOWNS Once upon a time, han- dicapped students had to hop, hobble, or crawl up the loomingly steep stairways at SHS. But one day HEW proclaimed, Let there be an eleva- tor. Soon afterwards, there was one, and SHS lived happily ever after. WANNA DRAG? Even though many teenagers do not own a car, they always find some way to get around. Cars, motorbikes, ten- speeds, skateboards, and feet played important roles in the lives of students this year. They often provided not only transportation, but also a topic for discussion and a means of entertainment. Weekends were the sal- vation of many students this year. On these glorious weekly two-day vacations, most students flocked to their regular hang-outs unless they found something more exciting to do. The most popular student hangouts were in local food joints or lounges, or on Main Street. Fashions, Fads, and Old Faithful ln the past few years, a person could be in style by wearing anything from hotpants to bellbottoms. But recently the fashion dictators have become less lenient. Hotpants and miniskirts have been ruled out, with long skirts and more formal attire taking their place. Along with the new clothing fashions, trends such as mood jewelry, platform shoes, and glove-socks have also appeared on the market. Even though blue jeans have now dis- guised themselves as skirts, jackets, and overalls, the traditional straight legs and T shirt remains popular. French fries constituted a major part of the average US teenager's diet this year. But man cannot live by french fries alone. Pizza, hamburgers, ice cream, doughnuts, popcorn, and other such nutritious foods served to sup- plement the all-sustaining french fries. Let's Boogie Wide attendance at various dances and con- certs this year showed the great interest which most teenagers have for music. Almost every- where that teenagers gather, music is heard. And if the music is good, either finger-snapping, foot-stomping, or dancing is inevitable. Some popu- lar dances this year were the Bump, the Harlem Shuffle, and the Shag. Much to the despair of our English teachers, we SHS students do not always use only Web- ster's Dictionary vocabu- lary words in our every- day expressions. We often make up our own words when we want to add some spice to our conversations. Thus many undefined words, such as SKUNYON, BESO, and NUNYA, have been formed.

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