Newman High School - Yucca Gloriosa Yearbook (Sweetwater, TX)

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Sweetwater-a City wH'h a Fuiure What makes a city prosper? For the towns of the Old West, gold was believed to be the answer. However, few of these towns survived. Others flourished for a short time on silver or lead. Then they, too, withered away. What then has made Sweetwater prosper? Multiple enterprise is the answer. Our city is blessed with a variety of occupations. Fortunately, these businesses are not seasonal. Whether it's the summer sun, the spring breezes, the winter winds, or the Indian Summer days of autumn, Sweetwater has industries to assure a long and prosper- ous future. Because the city has prospered, the schools have prospered. With the development of new industries and jobs come more people. And people need good schools to educate their children. Approximately 3,500 children attend classes daily in Sweetwater Public Schools. Yes, school and community go hand-in-hand in Sweetwater. 5

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Come Rain or Come Shine . . . I SUMMER Eduoation page 13 Work page 17 Play page 21 5 wif, ,wf.,1:w-.Quiz-,Q3 'U -,054-fse1,H,L , 4 I lzfsi -G I r k gglfg I I eeee f S . N. . 3 ,, '. . fiigxi-Qvxgf' 1 ,gjfj vgi pf 1.,.,.,gA- ws, Q. ,, 2 E, IM, ,ix ,ww 4, vi ,Q fm Ifwg l 1 5. 166 K3 b 'I A - 'if f ,, - f 1 ' ' AUTUMN iff ag ,if '- rf? I W 7 - - -if 'Wwfzx I I il Wsgisg , ,, . ,V 55 I I I Admlnlstratlon page 29 Faculty page 35 Classes page 43 Sports page 87 WINTER Organizations page 101 Activities page 131 Sports page 143 4 SPRING Beauty Sports Buildings Advertisers 81 Index page 153 page 187 page 189 page 191

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Wheels Keep Ever since the invention of the wheel, civilization has made great strides in the field of transportation. In today's world of space satellites, effective transpor- tation is of extreme importance. Sweetwater has kept pace with its needs. Two K GREYHOUND CENTER - Ready to leave tor Midland, Odessa. El Paso and points west are these two modern busses. Mustang footballers use busses to go to out of town games. 'em Rolling nation-wide bus lines, two major railroad lines, and a modern airline serve the people of the Sweetwater area. Santa Fe and Texas and Pacific represent the railway in Sweetwater. The bus industry has Grey- hound and Continental in our city. Continental Air- lines supplies air transportation. ti ,L it HEAD FOR THE ROUND HOUSE. BOYS . . . -The old iolte about not being cornered at the round house comes into focus with this picture. Sweetwater, and the Santa Fe Railroad, sport the only railroad round house between Dallas and El Paso. CONTACT-This modern airplane stands ready to start motors for a fast trip to any- where in the United States. Sweetwater keeps pace, as many ot its citizens go by air.