Springhill High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Springhill, LA)

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-.A-Q-.Y SUCKING ON ONE SWEET THING AND HOLDING AN- OTHER. James Speech enjoys a recess with Yolanda Castle- man. A SHARP DRESSED GROUP, Terry Williams, Gwen Joyner, Anthony Evans, and Jim Nim- mers relax on the bleachers during recess. J f ,M , , 4 . ,kwa Q, J, Rod Bryan and Lynn Carraway share a conversation at lunch. Fashion And Fads

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Dare to be diferent . , Dare T be Noticed Outrageous! That's how some people de- scribe it. Others feel that today's fashions are just plain tacky. According to Shun Flanigan, Some of the latest styles for girls are ankle boots that lace from the toe, stirrup pants, and miniskirtsi' 'lFor guys, Top-Siders, bugle boy pants with sus- penders, and rolled-up blue jeans, said Robbie Student Life Balentine. Girls are wear- ing big hoop earrings and have multiple holes 1 dress this way just to be noticed. L. Lindsey in their ears while some guys seem to prefer dia- mond or gold studs in one ear. Both guys and girls are wearing Ree- boks and baggy jeans. Sterling Woodard be- lieves, You are who you are, so wear what you want. Real fashion is what looks good on you and what makes you feel good when you wear it, added Annmane Wood. All in all, to be fashion- able you must dare to be noticed. A TERRlFlC TRIO, Gina Darst. Lori Carroll, and Lisa Lindsey stroll across the courtyard.

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14 One way or another We' FG Makin It Flying in on a wing and a prayer, setting new track records, or bounc- ing over every pothole between here and there. All students have their own way of transporta- tion.' Take a look at foot- steps. Walking is a great way to get to school, On a cool moming, feeling the cold air of oncoming traffic makes you want to run to school! ex- plained Tony Davis. The majority of students who walk to school enjoy walking during the sum- mer, but when winter rolls around, it's for the birds! Riding buses isn't all that fun, especially when you trip up the steps and everyone laughs! com- mented Kenny Rhone. l do enjoy riding the bus sometimes because you get to see all your friends every day, but does it have to come so early? Driving a car isn't as easy as it seems, either. need a ride? J. Stewart ' Do you Kathy Wentz's car quit on her way to school. lt wouldn't go anywhere! Kathy smiled and blushed, I couldn't de- cide what to do, so l startedrgetting in and out of the car. As traffic crept around her, Mr. Hil- bum came and pushed the car to his gas station. After the car was out of the way, she called her father. At about two minutes until eight Jeri Stewart came tuming on two wheels. 'Do ya' need a ride?' she yelled. As l was walking off, a man in the background asked if l had my life insurance paid! Whether students here at SHS walk, ride, or drive, they all get here one way or another. LEAVING IN STYLE Terrance 922262113 Gibson, Emilco Vlfhite, and Clyde Harris head home at three o'cIock.