New Braunfels High School - Unicorn Yearbook (New Braunfels, TX)

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In the News . . . Lot of ffNews'9 August issues of the local newspaper were filled with reports of scholarship win- ners, Harris poll ratings, and the process of selecting a new superintendent. As the first day of school approached registration times, appointments for pictures, and prac- tice times for activities were publicized. The selection of a new superintendent, Charles Bradberry made prominent headlines. Mr. Bradberry attended high school in Nacogdoches, Texas. He finished second in his class and attended college at North Texas State and the University of Wyoming. Mr. Bradberry has been involv- ed with education for sixteen years, seven years as a superintendent. Mr. Bradberry made himself visible by being involved in pep rallies, attending football games, and Good deeds are done by students too! During the halftime intermission, band members shake hands with the elderly people from local nursing homes. Student council arranged for these people to attend the football games as a part of the Golden Unicorn project. VOE means helping others. Senior Rita Garza helps Bill Ball and Jeff Ervin with registration. The list of new items at school included a salad bar. Dawn Quent helps herself to some fresh, green salad plus all the trimmings for just fifteen cents a ounce. making regular school visits. New sights around school included a salad bar and new outfits for the Unicorn Handlers. The salad bar offered fresh let- tuce with different toppings and dressings. The Unicorn Handlers added jumpsuits to expand their wardrobe to allow for cold weather. The local newspaper made it impossible to ignore information about the start of a new year. Yes, August 29 came fast, but students were back in the routine of things quickly. The student council began organizing the Golden Unicorn project, so that this activity could get into full swing for the first football game. There was a lot of news for everyone as the year began. 2-opening Lg...-t .parvum -,,.g,aul ,qannnvnm gmwbuunil-35' ,,,-an-1 ,au-vvawwuw mmnwvdv illlll if l IL-1

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Everybody takes part! Not only did students and faculty members become involved in school activities this year, but parents and local businesses took an active part in supporting the Unicorns. From waiting in line for tickets at seven o'clock in the morning to displaying signs with spirit phrases in front of SIOICS to cheering the team on to victory, the community showed its spirit and support for the Unicorns. Data processing is new to everyone! Kelly Ard, Charles Zech, and Kevin Jonas diligently work at their com- puters as Trinity Brandt, Greg Carter, and Marty Espinoza gather around to see how information is retrieved from the computer after being stored on a magnetic disk. VS COUI Y ,V 5' C' P g 2.2 J , l V ,-i fi lf ., 5 , ', iv. Y f 444 H ' fr A r r ' - W ' ' an is Qi W it Q i ' 1 ...iq ,ff 'f,l 4-opening