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

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Ni. I lin X' ,SQ Ely!-wwf J i M .Yer P iw. if I fr ' f 5 rt Q , 5 A4 5 Q 'Nfl' J '4- 3 X ' Q QNX i f , 5 SOPHOMORE SPIRIT - Preparing a booster poster, Larry Durhav and Kay Bast, sophomores, apply finishing touches to the Lakeviex poster. Each vveek a homeroom painted a sign to boost spirit du Spirited students CHEERERS CHAIN Sonny Armstrong, left, and Jarvis Hayes connect u - 4 - - o no e final nks n the victory chain which was strung over the audi- torium during football season. Frank Bouchett oversees the action, while Darla Gee Connie Dooley, and Don Bishop look on. gr Q . i , Eg .tv , ji . .. , W Sk A Q- .. gay I sw 1 Yl . I ' 'A W r ii 556 M' f he -gf I s 3.5: .r. . 2 'fir , h M, I BOOSTING BLASTERS - The Big Red Mustang Band spends many hours re- hearsing their part in the victory campaign. Half-time music and marching intricacies require patient rehearsals before perfection is reached. GOALPOST GAIETY - Even the goal posts requ time and energy before Fridays big game. Joy Brown and Donella Allen hand more white cre paper to Jean Pace, and Barton Williams hel Fatty Miller and Linda Barnvvell stretch the pap before applying it to the bars. K W gc ' W ,em i Mt wt' Y I We Q W as j ,wat Wt rl

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ff 22 2 .X W af Q 'fc E .fy . . aqskwakgdp Students graduating from SHS have had every opportunity to develop into well-rounded citi- zens, as all sides of lite are emphasized in the hallowed halls ot SHS . . . relaxing plays, pro- grams, socials . . . brain-taxing tests . . . silent contemplation . . . between classes conversations . . . all developing personalities to mold extra- special teenagers. CWD! CUE 95.52 . ' mari: gmmzmp Q04 Mix a5f,:.ffD LLWAY HULLABALOO - As the bell rings, students stride into the ls toward their next classes. Everything from iokes and laughter to dy and deep cogitation is evidenced during these five-minute intervals. MAGIC MOMENTS - Dreamily wishing the title could become reality, J. T. Lambert and Donna Barker take time out to read an advertisement of the Curtain Club's production, No More Homework. ...spirituaIly, scholasttical ly, socially... TESTING TIME - Students receive their payoffs each six weeks when knowled the students Con Uered dum! the Term Here ,hey are testing time raises its ugly head to provide a picture of what Yesting ?:eir Chemical knovsledge 9 I3

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il Supporters rally to Pony cause From September Through Nov- ember, King Football fills the thoughts, words, actions, and spirits of SHSers. Pep rallies and games provide the maior social functions. Sweetwater goes com- pletely tootball wild. BAND BACKING - Tooting out the charge cry, the hand urges the Ponies to get on the ball and win an Important game. I5