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

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'QANHD Whof's your foyorife nighf rime ocfiyiry? Ploying Porcheesi wifh my porenfs ond my brorher. They're my besf friends ond l love rhem. Somefimes I ger doring ond roll dou- bles. - Scorr Plunlserr Going our wirh friends, becouse if sure beors going our by yourself. - Milse Munson Q: A: A: Do you follow rhe crowd when you go our? Well, l moinly sfoy wirh rhe crowd. l don'r wonr ro feel like o geels going some- where by myself. - Angie Diesen l lilse ro go by myself. People molxe me ner- vous. - Poul WQST' morelond ,T 'E l ff. , Us its A K f f ,gimp NIGHT LIFE 2

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'iS1, iif:5t. i?l5i7I7 f K ' -. V 7 ' . iii ,: .A Y ' .3 etamorpho- sis! As the sun went down, life began to flow through the veins of many students who live for the night. The students seemed to transform into totally different people. I don't know why, but I'm just a night person. I get really hyper at night, said Christine Tills. One of the favor- 2 SPECIAL TIMES 3 I Q il 'fl if i . I 3 Q - - le-,if -ll - . 1. i if d l ITI .l THE DARK ite night time activities of most students was to just spend some time with their date. Many girls felt that the guys needed to be more cre- ative with their dating ideas. Adam Anderson, however, had no prob- lem with creativity. Once, when he had told his date that they would go to a drive-in movie, and his parents had other ideas, Adam just altered his plans to make for a very inter- esting date. He put a VCR in his garage along with some popcorn. He drove his date around for a while, and then they went back to his garage. Thus, they still went to a drive-in, and Adam kept his date and his parents happy. inny w les ersa anover- with her church. - by: Cindy Hughes fever attacks h'l h ' t .,-1 5-52 if F45 4 ' -law ' .2 :,. -' E255 Mg: .A ' Y f.ye as 'V an gg as b. rn ,, 1 2 H ig Q .f- 215 -Je' ,i., infnflf

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I look - VVll lO'Q L l'.fJilNlSh we could 3 G '?MW sell candy. Hav- gi ing a car wash ls good, but it can't replace M 8: M's Q Q - Paul Evans fc F u n d raising is hard when people don't cooper- ate. When they do, lt's great! - Cynthia Nevels 7 7 fc As Vice- Presldent of two school clubs. I can say from exper- ,' lence that fund ralsers are te- dious endeav- ors, but the best way to defray X-e,. , gf X ' . expenses. , , - John Felarca ' 6 C l n N a - 51 tional Art Hon- . fy or Society, we , sold ornaments. ' and lt was ea- ' f h ., sler than thlnk- , 3' Ing up this stu- pld quote. , , - Julie Wilson H xy,-gn-v' BLOWIIY' AWAY . ,, Kelleigh Ansley tries to raise money for her club by selling the ever popu- lar Blow-Pops to her friends. 2 SPECIAL TIMES