Skyline High School - Origin Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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WHA itM “Holding each other up in the halls is against the rules. sppears to get plenty of business. Forbidden pleasures give excitement Bare feet and exposed navels are two of the “no-no's at Skyline. 3 Mr. Ramos takes up the illegal rakes. Student life 25

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All the things that students love to do because they aren't allowed, come under the heading of forbidden pleasures: anything from going to Whataburger to courting in the halls to ducking out of third period study hall. Those are the things that make life exciting. Forbidden pleasures are easy to recognize following Mr. Guzick's many morning announcements: picking up and turning around cars in the Chariot parking lot or the 24 communicable diseases one can catch kissing in the halls. Although Skyline doesn't have an open campus Whataburgt lam boxes aren't allowed. A few brave souls contribute to make Skyline principal's collection of radios among the best in the DISO. Discipline slips are handed out daily for those who dare to break the rules. Shoe polishing windows before football games is an illegal yet time-honored tradition. 24 Student life

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This year Skyline was painted inside and out. Inside Skyline was getting its classrooms repainted yellow and beige, forcing students to attend classes in such places as B and F buildings as well as the library. Outside the painting was of a more artistic nature. W. T. White paid a visit late one Wednesday night in October to leave such messages as W. T. White 1 and several hand painted Longhorns in brilliant orange. Sandblasting removed all traces a few days later, costing Skyline over $6,000. Pails of paint, turpentine and caulk stand exposed. Painters renew Skyline's halls and classrooms. Evidence that life exists at W. T. White exists on the wall of T-building. 26 Student life