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

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Blurred Moments Kim Ferrell Staff This is a story for the vis- ually impaired only. View- er discreation is advised. This story contains subject material that may not be suitable for some people. Ever been accused of having more eyes than any humaniod has ever pos- sessed? Had problems fac- ing the morning because nothing could be seen? Don't have much luck in aggressive sports because of the seeing aids needed? All of these problems seem unimportant to those few people left in the world who don't un- derstand what wearing glasses truly means. Before I needed to wear glasses I thought I would just get contacts. No big deal, right? Boy, was I wrong! Wearing con- tacts comes with its own set of problems, like hav- ing to go shopping late at night to find your brand of cleaner that you've just re- alized you are out of, John Schmid said. Contacts are for some people, more enjoyable to wear than glasses because of the obvious reasong Glasses don't leave those little marks on your nose, Renea Blue said. Then there is the fact that not as much caution is necessary with contacts. It's not like my con- tacts are going to fall off, Shawn Thomas said. There is a very pressing problem that is faced by those who wear glasses. Kissing with your glasses on is difficult but kissing someone else who wears glasses is danger- ous, Andrea Hood said. Wearing glasses is, truly as fatal as it seems. Four Eyes! Kim Ferrell has to wear glasses to see better, but she finds them very useful in studying for tests. 168 People Some sophomores will do anything for attention. During a pep assembly, Tony Francis wears a gas mask to show spirit and gain attention.

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