Sam Houston High School - Cherokee Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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Iflknfef HAPPY HEARTS Love is in the air . . . and yes that meant Volentine's Day. As February approached, an- ticipation of who everyone's Valentine would be, set in. The 14th seemed months away. Then, that great moment ar- rived, the stores got Valentine candy! Those who did not have sweethearts stood and drooled over the beautifully decorated heart boxes. JQQF fire This was a time when girlfriends and boyfriends pondered about what to get each other for the big day. Amy Reed, junior, found no problem in getting her boyfriend, junior Dennis Spencer, a special gift for Valentine's. I wanted to get him something he could enjoy fora long time - a puppy. Florists, balloon stores, and O O ,S77U Lf 6H I'l'l card shops were always pack- ed with holiday shoppers, The front office was full of flowers waiting to be picked up, and balloons floated about search- ing for their rightful owners. Volentine's Day was a hop- py time of giving ro those you love. Senior Lisa McPherson especially enjoyed the day of love. This Volentine's Day was extra special because I had a boyfriend to shore it with Otherwise it is a time I spen with my family and closg friends, she said. Candy hearts, cards, roses and special presents all con tributed to the warm feeling that Volentine's Day brought. Karen Grotkj Crystal Anderso Seniors , , .. ...ff In search of love people cruise Cooper in hopes of finding that truly special Valentine in time for the big day. Love is in the air as couples dance the night away ar a Big Sam dance. 26 f If STUDENT LIFE Talk About Embarrassing I tripped over the seatbelt get- ting out of the car. Rose Blair Junior I forgot my door key and my date locked his keys in the car, and we were stuck outside in the cold. Amy Quiett Junior When I got sick in front of my date and in front of everyone else looking at Christmas Iights. Amy Uggen Junior Sat with the wrong guy at the movie theater when I got back from the concession stand. Robin Decuir Junior My car battery died in front of my date's house and I had to walk a mile to a pay phone. Brian Shelton Senior

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Twin Points Fort Lauder- dale . . . Padre Island . . . Snow skiing in Colorado . . . No homework for o week Shopping . . . Sleeping late. Yes, the time is now. Spring Break is finally here, Yea! The weeks before Spring Break are full of daydreaming. The days seem to drag on and on without an end in sight. Plans for these fun-filled days start taking shape in February so the week's activities should be set. When Spring Break final- ly arrives, plans have been changed 10 times! There are so many things to do! What to choose . , . so many decisions. Then, suddenly, in the mid- dle of English class the idea strikes! The beach is the answer! Spring Break is a synonym for the beach and that dark, tropical tan. I went to Galveston. I couldn't walk for a week because of my sunburn, but I still had a blast, explained junior Robyn Garner. But wait, there's more! Snow-skiing makes an excellent Spring Break. Sliding down the rin BREAI2 ima Jleep fire Spiri! J-l pp' white mountains of Colorado present a very appealing picture. Senior Thinh Vo said, Skiing was the most exhilarating sport I have ever tried. I was novice. Five-year old kids rocketed past me. Towards the end of the week, though, I could keep up with the little kids and even pass them. Well, there is also the idea of sleep and rest cluttering the mind. This semester has been rough. Staying indoors and tak- ing a break is a relief. lt wasn't too exciting. I stayed home all week. It gave me a chance to explore the sights of Arlington. No beach, only cement, stated sophomore Harold Hokenstad. Spring Break is a time to be spent relaxing and enjoying. What to do? What to do? Kathy Gratke Senior Spring Break dreamin' junior Lynn Frongillo fantasizes over her plans of what she will do over Spring Break. It is a very long awaited holiday from school. f x V 1,3 V 3' xy ' 1 kpjii, 53 t ? 4 time I is I.. The Peeplng Tom Award? Seniors Todd Atkins, Greg Edwards, and Tam- my Jenkins receive their Sammy award at the Senior Breakfast. Talent show winners, seniors Anissa Trussell and Mark Allbritten and junior Jason Barker, proudly display their trophies as senior Derrick Kinney looks on. SO UD ENT LIFE