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

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'No More Homework' becomes realityat SHS MAKE-UP MAGIC - Transforming students into faculty members formed the problem for the drama group's make-up artists during the production of No More Homework. Joyce Porter is applying the final touches to Nedra Sanders. CULPRIT CAUGHT - Finding the guilty party, Elizabeth Scobey confronts Carolee Hawley and Carolyn Petty with the evidence against them. 28, LAST LOOKS - Curtain Club cast members take one final look at their scripts before going on. Ready to display their special talents are, from left, Maureen Nayfa, Roy Caldwell, Nedra Sanders, Buddy Sipe Joyce Porter, Alex Foy, and Joe Clark. 5 REHEARSING ROLES - Nelson Geron, as the School Board presid seeks out the money-stealing culprit, as the accused Judy Bowen cow and Elizabeth Scobey, Bill England, and Trent Butler witness the procet ing during rehearsals for the Curtain Club's presentation. PINCH-HlTTlNG PRlNClPAL - Yes, l'm principal for The day, asse Judy Bowen to Bill England and Wendell Patterson. l

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About face done in Twirp Season NOVATION INCLUDED -- Among new features added to the Student Council- :Jnsored TWIRP season was use of Twirp tags indicating a boy was already oken for. Above, Elaine Collins and Peggy Brown lug books for Buddy Sipe d Jesse Alexander. CUTE CADDY - TWIRP season brought many varieties of dates. Golf T-akesits turn as Pat Fraley lines up a putt under The curious scrufinization of caddy ,Jean Pace. TWIRP TASKS - Starting out the day right, Donella Allen and 10 another typical day of grinding away at the books. The Doloras Teaff load up and escort James Parker and Ardis Gaither Usfrgnger sex feporfed E, Season of much enioymemt s wg? 'ii' M S4 f'ft5s13 1 A 'ss -af mm 27 as tm. .f xlvxneww- e

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Special students get extra 'push' Anyone with talent is given an opportunity to develop it and help the school at the same time through the extensive Unitersity interschol- astic League program and other active groups. Contests are held to display -speech, music, writing, and dramatics talents of our special teenagers. fx.: Y V A r wg ig' f A . ,smwA , ' RADERS PREPARE - Ready for another day's drill prepara- y to marching contest, band members stalk down the hill their practice field. TWlRLERS TAKE OFF - Under the watchful eye of Eileen Bradley, drum maiorette, 'twirlers go through their routine one final time xx than DEBATE DEVOTEES - Morning, noon, and night find dedicated debate aspirants studying and discussing, always extending their knowledge. Above, Toni Wolf presents her side of the question in a practice session as other debaters and iudges listen attentively. 3 A is-'F .,., . ,... ,.,, - 2 Sf ' H' A1 V -Q.. R ,522 M, so E L ,W f ,, tp Qs. . i 5 . A s 5 . il. . , A P ,,.,, Ee ' fsgtssw W Z? i M , In im W- 1 1 . ' ts . ':,r, . MARCHING MECHANICS - Learning the many intricate movements of contest drills, the Big Red band spends many hours perfecting timing, routines, and music. before embarking for Holcomb, Kay Blair, D Winters and contest. From left, are .lanyth imple Lawrence, and Sandra Edwards. Mmm, .. . ,, ,., E,