DeSoto High School - Eagle Yearbook (Desoto, TX)

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Moving up to 5A changed high school for most of the student body, and to others it was all brand new. Not only did we cry with each other like at graduation of the senior class but we laughed with each other, too. Getting involved was what Student Life was all about. Whether it was getting involved in school activities such as sports, participating in a club, fixing a car by yourself, participating in Air Guitar, playing powder puff, raising your own calf, or hanging out on the weekends in the Safeway parking lot. It was all Student Life. SA not only meant harder competition in sports such as Duncanville or Irving MacArthur but moving into 5A affected all of the student body. We faced new and more challenging curriculum in English, Math, and Science and conquered it well. We were all in it together when DHS MOVED INTO THE BIGHIMEs SSS by Brooke Orr 4 Student Life Division Page

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¢ At a home basketball game, Senior Frankie Vitullo expresses his feelings ona bad call. Photo by Randy Vonderheid. Juniors Turk McDonald, Jim Hoenig, and Michael Davis exert a feeling of disappointment at a home basketball game. Photo by Randy Vonderheid. Opening Page 3

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Summer 6 First Day of School 8 Pep Rallies 10 Homecoming 12 State Fair 14 Miss Flame 16 Orange Bowl 18 Weekends 20 Air Guitar 22 Elections 24 Eagle Honors 26 Powder Puff 28 Senior Week 30-33 Prom 34 Graduation 36 Dressing up for school spirit is what student life is all about. Junior Tricia Haire exemplifies this tradition on Toga Day during Homecoming week. Photo by Jim Hoenig eas ei Student Life Division Page 5