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

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,MM it over . . . Todd Rusche a moment relaxing in his untidy room. Photo by: Bryan Nix X l A ,i may 5-5 ff if , , ' fQ'ig ,iff K 5 , I E ut mom, I prom- ise I'll clean my ' room tomorrow! Wendy Glover commented, My parents think that my room looks like a tornado hit it! There were other parents, however, who felt that their child's room was, to say the 6 6 ,, Something spe- cial almost happened ln my room. Once or twice a girl was there, but so were my parents. - -Robert Sedilla least, unique. Wayne Shults re- marked, My parents show my room off to , , people who visit our house, because they f f The most special thing that has happened in my room is when my bird Juliet got pregnant by Ro- meo! - say it's a sign of teenagers nowa- days. The normal decor found in LL SPACED CUT at least one of his posters was special. He stated, I have several posters of Mari- lyn Monroe including one that's lifesizef' Beth Babina went above and beyond when she decided to have a graffiti party. She let all of her friends come over and write stuff on her walls. For some students who really had their act together, their rooms served as a place to remind them of their goals and dreams. Some stu- dents didn't really have one set design in their room, but felt that it was still special, because it was their own pri- vate space. 'wlndy Glover , m 0 S t r 0 O In S , was posters. Dennis Covington felt that iqf . gy . I E ii . 5 ' ' it ' . ' il i f ' L 5 1 1 ' ' 5 . 1 ' I ipg , 9 if g Q y , , g .few 5 .:T,ftlf::,,i'-v-'4N r i - - ,Q ,f 1.- if-r1T4?5gf:'-ff salnn 'aeenae 1 do 'Q N, A I'f'f -H ' Ht , ff- A .aw i - Q 4. .- -4. f lx .. wif' Rebel wllhoul a cause Cory AI- + livl Takln' o stroll down memory lane . . . it man passes some llme lusl bummln' f -around. ,ff Cheryl Jdrrefi thinks back on her 1 happy ChIldh0Od days C5 the SP9nd5 l -Photo by: Bryan Nlx u low qulel moments alone In her room. -Phofo by: Bryan Nlx BEDROOMS 1.

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look - who? 5 6 C I have 9 a green peace 6 - slgn on my wall and some ' . groovy writings. 225 I also hills my ' T posters on the 455 ' , N 4 ,h 'Q 'Q Jr Y wi! I fx 6 s' 'xiii - f A Lf' h J . celllng. , , -Beth Bablna C C Some people say my room is like Helen Gallegher's. I have a spectrum that glows on my dresser. , , -Wayne Shulls f C My parents think my room ls a pig pen. They call lt a Black Hole, because things go ln, but don't come out. , , -Mlchelle Spencer 6 6 My parents feel that my room ls off llmits to glrls, but open to them. , , -John Shepnerd LEAVING HER MARK . . . Kelll Stoval writes a message on Beth Bablna's lil' v I . 45's 69 Mix, ew, tj -f xvnwv to 1 sei 5 Y fxf ff' 5' vilvf' 5' 'Ag PQQXQQ Sf. wall In her room. Photo by Bryan Nlx GETTING TUNED IN Jan Rhodes listens to headphones ln a room full of - stolen Items. Photo by Bryan Nlx . O SPECIAL TIMES

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..H1.3. riefly said! Well, true this year was full of com- ments ranging from The carnival was cancelled with a pos- sible carnival-spring fling during April. The drill team, band, denim to drugs. Stu- and cheerleaders . . dents said yes to the were honored to per- , test, and the varsity form at the opening . ' volleyball team said of Park Inns Interna- 0 yes to the district tional, noted for the championship. The schoo1's outstanding . guys beat North to display of spirit. the Kips Big Boy, Then, due to rainy then the football weather, the annual team Hnished it off Powder Puff game with a 28-20 win in was postponed until the last nine seconds. spring. ' 'A W' ri. .WU -if N , . .., ' f f' ,4 '. 's'2E'9!Tf.6'f --':f+1e'1'f'.1 :.':7'if'g4 '-,1'--Q- .- 'Q J' '41 '5t r . ' . r ' . fp .t.. ia 1