Sunset High School - Sundial Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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One of the most opular past times of aday is not really nything new. All thatfs aquired is a car, gas, nd some time. This ac- vity consists mainly of watching other people who are doing exactly what you are doing. The nd result is a process nown as cruising. In the old days, when our parents used 3 cruise, they'd slip on Weir penny-loafers, let- er jackets, jump into heir '59 Chevy's and ruise down jefferson ife doesn't stop when the sun sets DeSoto at Dusk Boulevard. Not too much has really changed as we slip on our top-siders and blue jean jackets and jump into our foreign cars and cruise down Hampton Road in DeSoto. Our parents might have spent their time looking for that someone special at the drive-in, while today many young people like to spend their leisure time exploring the wilds of DeSoto. It probably took our mothers hours to prepare for their night out on the town just like it does for the girls of today. Their perfect look then might have been poodle skirts and a ponytail, now it's the polo shirt and that bob hairstyle. All that is intended in cruising is to have a good time without get- ting into trouble. But lots of trouble can come out of cruising because many people have been given tickets for either speeding or loitering fstanding around on private propertyl. The biggest majority of tickets are given for disturbing the peace, which means having that Pioneer stereo system playing too loud. Cruising is a good way to acquire new friends from all over Dallas, but sometimes it can lead to problems because you stay out too late talking to that cute guy and have to sneak-in or either you sneak back out to meet that guy again, which can get you grounded from future cruising. from c ruising. A Even instrurtions like STOP dont stop people 4 fttr.iilofr.1rlighls seen on .1 regular De5o1o friday night. STUDENT LIFT 17

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'i lr LUIEIELHEQQ Assemblies were a regular event during the ten week football season. Sometimes the assemblies were all routine, and sometimes they were enhanced by skits. For the W.T. White aseembly the l.l.. T1 4 Coach Wadill, Coach Washington, Coach Ciese and Mrs. Adams were all recipients of the Pie in the FaceAward. Bisonettes acted as W.T. White impersonators. The traditional Kimball skit, in which the Kimball knight was killed, was performed with great enthusiasm. At- tendance at the assemblies was not very high, because the assemblies were held after school. W ,f-39 5 2: ff Q..-is -HJ M mg y fl K if - E igrx at .-bi. a V: J Q ' y -7 F . .' Nj t A Attendance at the Homecoming assembly was good due to the fact that the assembly was dur- ing school time. 4 Senior football players carry the dead knight off the stage at the Kimball assembly. STUDENT LIFE 19