San Marcos High School - Rattler Yearbook (San Marcos, TX)

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Lunch is a prime time for a good, uninterrupted bull session, as these girls find on campus Irighti, and as Peggy Roberts and Danny Fuschak fbottomi find off campus. After xhool and weekends are no end to the groups of friends that gather for talks and jokes, and Karen Walters takes time out from the Chily- mpiad to join Deanna Briggs lbelo wi in a comment on the festivities. , :grub 'ff df -5, V 'viva ' x -Q 1 M :V 19 'fl' 3' 3' figfj 112' ii' .. K 18-Bull Sessions 1 A. 5f1'5A1m521'? N-11fQaf.x1:'Q fa s f If , X 4 K I i W W?

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5 What might be students' favorite between- class hobby? Give up? The answer is probably a brief, hurried bull session-a quick hello, a chance to pause at lunch and a short time to talk. Let's go to Austin. What are you doing this weekend? Let's go to your house this period. These are just a few comments that could be heard in passing through the halls from class to class this past year. A few moments to talk to friends could make the difference between a long, boring day and a happy, carefree kind of a day. This is a hand, honey, says senior Lola McDonald to juniors Gretchen Swinney and Denny Smith lleftl. Two seniors, DeVWtt Henderson and Ricardo Luna lbelo wl discuss the latest 'yosh-durn joke while Keith Mc- kniel listens in. Even the kickers find their own times to talk, as one trio lbelow lefti gets together during a class break. ey. TTLEH juic Bull sessions gave us all time fo talk Bull Sessions- 19