South Grand Prairie High School - Signal Yearbook (Grand Prairie, TX)

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10, sp 1 1 H hy are you wearing a H e f t y Bag? Be- cause it's T r a s h Bag Dayg just one of many out- r a g e o u s Friday Dress-up Days when students could show their South side. Trash Bag Day, pegged as the dumbest day by several students, was one of the new additions this year. Steel Saks are for said Gail Frye. Other new days were Car- toon Day, Suspender Day and Switch Day. All the days were important though. They promoted school spirit and took away the dullness of a normal school day, giving you a chance to show your cre- ative side, said Kim Wil- liamson. Many of the tradi- tional days returned like Red-Gold Day, Jersey Day, Homecoming Dress-up Day, and finally, Beat North Day. p'V'U'HhPJ'V'a P - - -,sssas-fa--.L- H. Dress-up days are to support :the football V team and build K fjspirit for the ggame. Since I Wfdonft take in- f6I'6Sf in' 'the games, I doh't dress up. i ', -Julie Heal' QV' x trash, not for my bodyj' Y u n . e A?-15? sl, ippies in the would be fun for everyone f e hall sound and help people fit in who p t,.p like a flowery dress like that everyday. +1 possibility. Jungle Day, invented by -.Q . F The return of the flower Tessa Hill, is another idea. L.fgZ,th,iZli,5driii children could be fun. Six- ties Day is just one of many suggestions for new costume day ideas. What we really need, said Cin- ::1,-Jqfv.. s :J dy Hughes, are themes that spark our creativity? Several students com- mented that they'd like to see Backwards Day re- vived. Denise Garza suggested Clash Day. I think it ECIAL TIMES She especially likes the thought of people wearing weird make-up and outra- geous hair styles. Shawn Duhon and Keith Allen think Army Day would be a spirit booster. Kristen '-jfff-,Stone agrees, 'Tm definitely ready for Army Day. Camouflage has al- ways excited me. There's just something about guys in green. Aren't dress up days so you can be all that you can be? -Cool, but who- ever picked- them should- 've consulted ' with me stu- dents. The bad connotations of Trash Bag Day could have' 1 been' avoided. -Waiter Wl1ERE'S POKEY . . . Relaxing in the y e ar b 'o o k morn, Adriana Tqitjidaffsports Gzipiqby ,attire 0 n ,C a rt o 0 n Day' Iphoto by Chldy Hughesl 1' V, b'l fbQ, - . ,Eli

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X 'qu QYY. mf! 5.35-Ji' Y S'?irf's - P fi L fu !'k'm',1': ' 'i ' ' ' V ,, ' X325!Y , 1 '-W -M S U M M E R LOVE . . . Reaching high John Sheperd has hopes of hitting an ace serve. Iphoto by Cindy Hughesl ALL WASHED UP Soaking up some sun, Beverly Dark en- joys the refreshing waves of summer. 1.-ai DOWN AND DIRTY . . . Out in the summer sun and racing on the dirt tracks is Dan Briles flying over a hill with perfected ease. SUMMER

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'A 15, -:Q All REVENGE OF THE HERDS . . . Enjoying lunch in the cafete- ria on Nerd Day, April Camp- bell finds it difficult to eat her lunch hom all the stares of other nerd friends. lphato by Sean Rubinoi -lv- PLAYING IT COOL Band members Louis Garcia, Chris Castillo, and James Hettington show 50's day spirit with their WarriorJazz Orchestra jackets. iphoto by Melanie Throne! 45 'W-X SUITED UP . , . Proudly wearing his jersey on Jersey Day, Joshua Pat- terson rests comfortably in the main amce. lphoto by Melanie T hronei OPI A SURFIN' SAFA- RI . , . At the Hawaiian Day pep ral- ly, Melanie Kincaid and Jen- nifer Hix spot the surfer al their dreams. lphoto by Bri' an Nix! DRESS-UP DAYS 1 1