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

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Y Rest in Peace Keith Wheeler staff Ah, to get away from the stress of grades and home- work and be truly free to relax the mind and body. To go far away to a quiet place where life is simple and where there are no fire drills to interrupt con- versation. Is this a dream? Maybe, but this idealistic place existed in students minds as they spent time relax- ing. Relaxing that would take one away, even if only in mind, from the worries of the world. I like to ride bikes to relax. When I ride I get away from everyone and I'm in my own little world, Steven Kirshber- ger said. But what makes relax- ation? It's not merely do- ing what one enjoys. As important is the atmo- sphere in which things are done. The sights and sounds must be just right. I've got this tape for re- laxing. It has different sounds, like waves in the ocean. I'll listen to it and meditate, Albert Thomas said. School and responsibil- ity caused some of the stress that called for need- ed relaxation. It became an important part of relaxing to get as far away from these responsibilities as possible. I can relax doing any- thing as long as I'm away from school, Stefani Tho- mas said. Billy Waid and a teammate are quite ready to take a long break after a long and strenuous football game. This student is dressed up and ready to relax. Several students dressed up in jammies during Homecoming week. Sophomores 183