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

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Let's G0 People Editor Oh! How can you stand it!! You stand outside the limited with your eyes glued to a certain unique dress and the only thing that stands in the way of your owning it is your will power. The struggle inside you comes to an end as you quickly turn your head away because you know if you had gone in, you would have been tempted to buy out the store. Defeated, you walk to the next store in which you see just the most beautiful pair of shoes you've ever seen. In ago- ny, you turn away and rush to the next store. You stop and begin to tremble as you look hungrily at a beautiful pair of diamond earrings. No, no, you can't look! You run out of the mall and take a deep breath as a smile appears. Satisfaction. Does this scene sound Shopping familiar? Do you find yourself in this situation frequently? Maybe it's not your typical shopping spree, but some girls have had similar experiences. It's like a nightmare! I hate it when I don't have any money and all I can do is look, Kim Prince said. The shopping craze is not restricted only to girls because some guys get caught up in it. I don't go shopping that much, but when I do I always buy something, Keith Harris said. It's a disease that never goes away. Some people are born with it. There is no Shoppers Anonymous that can help you over- come this disease. Doctors are baffled by it and they are convinced that there isn't and never will be a cure for it. So, there's only one logical way to control this disease. What is it? To shop! shop! SHOP!!!! Erica Logan finishes her assignment in Typing and looks forward to the week- end, and a chance to go shopping for anything. 'I84 People The blood drive does some shopping and Gregory Pinkerton is a product as he offers his arm to check his blood pressure.