Wilbur D Mills High School - Comet Yearbook (Little Rock, AR)

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Puzz e Pieces Lisa Berry a kditor The cycle seems endless: getting up early, going to school, going to work or play, finally getting home, then going to bed late, knowing it would all begin again too soon! Some adults think teenagers have boundless ener- gy that keeps them going. Sometimes organization is the key to a busy schedule. My mind is so jumbled up that I have to write ev- erything down. If l don't have a list, l'd just sit and watch T.V. all night. My incentive is getting all the things on the list marked off, Shannon Warner said. Even the lists of the most organized people could not include everything. It is impossible to schedule those sudden inspirations and the temporary fits of in- sanity that result from burnout or lack of sleep. But those are the moment that piece together the events of a typical day. The Mini-Magazine section is devoted to captur- ing those bits and pieces of high school life that will long be remember because the ordinary moments of today are the 'fl remember when statements of to- morrow. 96 Mini Mag

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Mr. Nelson and a student pause a min- ute to pose for a picture between events on the Close-up trip. Close-Up 9

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' W .fl Michael Cole works on the backdrop for the Odyssey of the Mind compe- tition. Style is important to the pre- sentation. I Dedicated Comet fans show their pride during a rainy, Friday night football game. iq, a X s if? s ,L 'WA 'AN if ' 5 Q , , it we ,ii .' A it ' - v . Ya tx vytx-1 5 b t 1 ' W E I 'ff fs - L: 55 R Brian Linn Mini-Mag 97