Van Buren High School - Pointer Yearbook (Van Buren, AR)

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TRASH COLLECTORS. Junior Lorrie FETCH! Senior Leslie Mackin plays Barnwell and Senior Carolyn Friddle catch with her dog, one of her favorite make an effort to clean up city streets as a afternoon pastimes as a way to unwind church youth group service on a Sunday from a hectic day at school. afternoon. RIDIN' HIGH. Tennis Coach Mrs. Jeri WATER SPRAY. Senior Steve Self takes Smith watches her two daughters around the water hose to his car in his yard, the the horses before giving her youngest one perfect place to clean it by hand on a sunny a ride around the family's farm. summer day. ut

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TICKLING THE IVORIES. Senior REST STOP. Senior Donald Glass pauses Michelle Thomas spends countless hours a moment to catch his breath while out playing thepiano,afavorite hobby ofhers enjoying early spring temperatures by for 11 years. riding his bike. 06 9 606 EJ is Once a week, every week, I don't dare miss a week! Routine ruts In every class, impatient eyes shot regular glances at a clock on the wall while whispers of man, I can't wait until '3 broke the scratching of pen- cils on paper. Just as students regularly anticipated getting out of school for the end of the day or week, they also performed ritualized leisure activities. I spend a lot of time after school each week playing electronic games in the mall, Senior Debbie Tripp exclaimed. The only drawback is that I also spend a lot of money on them! VVhile finances restricted to a point the amount of entertainment they could indulge in, many students resolved to staying home to find ways of passing time out of school. When I get through with my daily homework, I take time out for my sticheryf' Junior Tina McGhee dis- closed. Not only is it a good hobby but the results also make great gifts. At home or away, repeated practice for school-related events from football to band or volunteer activities from piano or dance to church aided students in their perfection of enter- taining skill. Every Sunday our church youth practice for the handbell choir, Senior Lisa'Harmon explained. For me it's a highlight ofeach week! Iplay because I enjoy it, not because I'm forced to. g .,:., Out