Skyline High School - Origin Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Rituals form student's daily activities Although Skyline students came from different parts of town, they all participated in the daily rituals that made up student life. The average school day promised an intense study of the basics coupled with free time for primping, socializing, smoking and procrastinating. Sleeping, skipping, eating in class and touching in the halls were discouraged but indulged in by many. The every day activities of Skyline's students were as varied as the students themselves. Of Adair works with students, perhaps answering questions atx)ut the 24 ommunicable diseases at Skyline. The smoking center on the north side of the lunchroom is faithfully Students often take advantage of the individual study opportunities. Primping in one of the thousands and thousands of bathrooms at Skyline is an everyday job. 18 Student life

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Whether they were getting oriented, attending assemblies, keeping up with the latest fads, or participating in the everyday activities that make up student life, Skyline students showed a uniqueness that set them apart. Stu- dent Life captured these students participating in the varied activities that dissolved their differences without crushing their individuality. This section is devoted to those students who illustrated the theme, the biggest and the best. Shxtont lift 17

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attended between periods. The stairwell overlooking the teacher's parking lot is a popular place to speno time. Yellow busses bring students to Skyline from all over How do you spell relief? Dallas Student life 19