New Deal High School - Roar Yearbook (New Deal, TX)

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c5fz10f212f.s ijzyoy cspanzlsf 7051017165 Mrs. Ardath Smith is the Spanish teacher at New Deal this year, Mrs. Smith has tried to encourage her students in every way possible. She spurs them on by letting them give reports on the Latin American countries and by supporting their Spanish Club activities. One typi- cal class period may be spent listen- ing to tapes in Spanish, going over the exercises that were assigned the night before and discussing some of the unusual customs of other countries. Her students greatly en- joy her class. MRS. ARDATH SMITH yjzguszcafynferesfs Cjncourayef af 9303723 MR. FRANK SMITH Mr. Frank Smith has been at New Deal four years and all of them have been successful. His bands have won several awards and have made several trips. With his guidance, his students have proven themselves to be true musicians. Being a member of the band has been a great advantage for many of his pupils because of the many activities they have participa- ted in. Good Luck, Mr. Smith in whatever you may do in the future.

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96660 COGCZA . . 96960 CQOQGS BILL MCA LISTE 3 R Mr. Sam Mayo has started a favorable record in his first year of coaching at New Deal. The football record improved over the previous season but was still plagued with injuries. Coach Mayo's basketball girls' team came out third in district play. Mr. Mayo received his degree from Eastern New Mexico University. He is married and has three young children. Track was the high point of Coach Mayo's coach- ing. The team copped first place in district. Mr. Mayo also fills a position in the classroom. He teaches world history and world geography. MR. SAM MAYO . 96960 M1223 T Mt. Bill McA1ister is New Deal's assistant coach and speech i teacher. He also fills the position of boys basketball coach and he is the Junior High football coach. Mr. McAlister's basketball boys' team took second in the district this year. The 'coach graduated from Eastern New Mexico University and previously came from Corpus Christi. He has a wife and three chil- dren. Coming from East Texas, he has had a hard time adapting to the West Texas sand storms. 1 1 Mr. McAlister has proved to be a likeable person and generally gets along with everyone.

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GQSSQS A cross-section of fans is shown here at the Homecoming football game. In all activities and organizations the classes combined forces to achieve their purposes. The classes did their part in promoting school spirit. Classes were found mingled, not only as fans, but as participants in the various sports. Teams were composed of members of every class. Officers of almost every organization represented the classes.