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

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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

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h o 'd e v e r thought that bleached-out jeans with holes in the knees would be all the rage? What use to be a major mistake in the laundry room was now a major trend in the schools. The fashions hit with a new label: acid- wash. There were mini- skirts, shirts, jackets, shoes, and jeans. Teens begged mom and dad to pay S30 more for bleach spots and professionally designed holes. Some stu- dents even resorted to creating their own de- signs at home. Many brands marketed the style including Guess, Levis, Code Bleu, and No Excuses. As for the price, students seemed not to mind pulling out the extra bucks. Fashion '87- '88 rendered the un- forgettable stone-washed look resulting in less money in the wallet and more look-alikes in the halls, A ,ff 7325 ,'i'lff Ea. , 'St' ti 1- - - ' o w m a n y strings a t- tached? One of the trendiest items was the hand-woven bracelet. String bracelets originat- ed as signs of friendship given from girls to guys. But then the guys started returning the favor. Bracelets were found on wrists, ankles and were also used as keychains. Sometimes student used valuable class time to weave instead of work. All that was needed was a little string, some spare time, and a lot of pa- tience. I V ti' . to 1' 1-1.-2 -f l-' X -...z z., '- -4 -'fifawi SPEED LIMIT