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

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1. IOOK tVNll 1C'5 xgekm S C C 1 think ir is O.K. because since hardly anyone will be here on Saturday, the teachers probably won 't - make us work. Pam Burdick NK ,be sm 9 7 6 C I don 't think we should :have to go to 1 6' school on .- - Saturday. lf ,H- . the school ' system would add a couple of bad weather days they would not have tgo fool with all this. Kristi Caldwell is 9 7 Q f, Q C C 1 think that if we have . H to go to tv Q- ' ,J J school on a Saturday not many people will show up. , Shaun Phillips f f Saturday 7' 5 M isn 't a very because too I v 'Q goodday X many students have to work. Also a lot of them have hang-overs. Kevin Briles - nf Kr Silk' 'Yiwu , Q ? w . ,V q, 3-3 A . fag, ,w . 4'-W ff , t ff,-,. , A 1' 9 'af lu . W fi ig K COLD CALCULATIOPI . . . Hoping not to crash, Kent Almond hangs on for dear life as he coasts down a hill. iPhoto by Bryan Nix! HEAVEN BOUND . . . Watching with admiring eyes, Katrina Pen'in looks on as her friend takes his turn on the sled. iPhoto by Bryan Nixl SPECIAL TIMES ,Mm x wig s 5 u s IQ!!! Q it 2 iii. s s' 5 Ae Mama. , 4-, 4 V A .- F4 1 3 I I 5 U

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X T2 ff' XX 5 r--1 .iit We EEP! BEEPl Wheth- er it was the special sound of your horn or that big dent in the tender, every- one's car had something that made it unique. For several stu- dents, this auto-individuality went beyond horns and scratches. Many cars sported bumper stick- ers, personalized plates, or some other creative decoration. lt was strictly up to the driver's taste. Melissa Trostle's red Escort GT for example, is a ferocious zoo of Stuffed animals. Many students ,,.. ,,,r , ..,, , usuaui fhatd some sor o ar 1- wa -fl-:xi H0151 pet that .yy fti 10 fog hung ' from V the T it attached-19 mzgygarfgw Fedf-VISW mirror find gdnglehd sonata!witljttwyas-j,W,conja,, ggggdl e as ' iagqn. ' I fi, AS for bumper T611 iRh6deSvf 1l0'BQll H K w,,g,g-,, . A X,fg5f,.' - mf.. .- -- - . 4 5'-'w.'f'i lilifelf. Sidi? EAEQBAL5: U55 ' -wif VET 5 K -lf75':li'li stickers, our parking lot sup- ET Tl-IE SIGNAL plied a wide variety either for ra- dio stations, colleges or special in- terest stickers with sayings to oth- ers signaling the thoughts and opinions ot the driver. For in- stance, Kevin Briles has several rnotorcross stickers on his truck because he dedicates a lot of time to that activity. Many car owners philosophies were stated such as: Stuff Happens , No tat chicks , Crank lt , Back the Blue and Smile, You are Loved, Then there were always those who didn't like to mar the image ot their car with any kind ot ad- vertising or stickers because they said they made the car tacky . As Bryan Nix stated, They de- tract from the looks of my fine car. MADE IN THE SHADE , . . Blocking the rays, sun visors were great for keeping the seats cool and keeping deputy dog from seeing you. fphoto by Sean Rubinol Q --, . - a . .-. .,,. ,. i ,,.. if -- C llil 3' . A Robin Bannister's car sports a bump- ' er sticker that displays her taste in i.,. . i Christian music. Cphoto by Cindy . M . . y K Hughes, LOOKING FOR LASAGNE . . . A hungry-eyed Garfield in literally stuck to Shelly Barrett's car window. tphoto by Cindy l-lughesl BUMPER STICKERS

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XPECT Tl-IE UNEXPECTED xpecting another va- cation after returning from the Christmas holidays was probably the furtherest thing from a student's mind as they weari- ly trudged to school. Not even a week had passed before a winter storm hit and caused many schools and businesses to close. As the ex- citement and ice built up Wednesday ' egg lrhinls Q Sorurdoy molse-up afternoon, hysteria hit the attendance office. I thought it would be least in most. I enjoyed the ice and snow at Cottonwood Park while I went sledding down the hills. Katrina Per- rin said. Though school seemed to be a world away, the sobering thought of Sat- urday make-up days brought them back to earth, I think the make-up days are a waste of time because we're not go- ing to get anything of impor- tance, Brian Doughty said. So as the ice melted away, so A SLICK SURFACE . . . While enjoying the winter wonder- land, Brian Ray attempts to have a surfing good time. iPhoto by Bryan H120 -,, :Q-w,ff5e'-.f. ' 1, 'g W W I .' W .gmc ,, W-fa Am- 1 ,My-if-. .G -f-ap, M . doy is O Wgsyewgf ridiculous if we were did a student's dream of a 1 my time foil!-he Sroff O5 I iced ln so I left be- permanent vacation from V 'Wen OS me Swdemsh ,, fore it got any school. In the end, students pm Gurke worse , Kay Wat- claimed the vacation was a son said. The day became frantic as glft from above- students checked out. The only l thing I could think of was if f Since We.,did,-yy ljgve making up for the hours A SCREAMIN' GOOD TIME i fslee I had missed ony snow over the 0 P N . Wh., . . th . CbfiSfmOS holidays, if theweek Wofe' LM feL.5f.'lL'li',Ili fSfZQ 'Z':.J'32'ZZi ' mode up for ir, Lorenz sald' The SnO.w fer Nbk experience some smooth I AMO Clarkson brought 0Ut the kid sailing on an iced overhill. IPhoto we in all of us or at by Bryan NLU , L 2 .Mg . af 4 V .. L . -me fag A 1- A i lrte 'fg,',:-,,,gWf :,,, , .tk Q! I Sin g,i,t, rf' A JS - ' ,W . I 1-.K if ,KZ it . . va, f I ip , iti ityn .V t .Q-f I A V- I Y . . i':YQL7f'l1ie if': .H fr F4513 ' ix 9+ . .,,..f wt- Q OLYMPIC BOUND . . . . .,, , .., ,... u' f .5 ii, .if-. ' V pw' While at a nearby park, David Wright expects a good ride while looking- ahead to the bottom of the hill. iPhoto by Bryan ULU SNOW DAYS