Newman Smith High School - Illiad Yearbook (Carrollton, TX)

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Student Body, Vital Life F oroe The constant life, the rapid rythmng Newman Smith High School thrived on the vital force of its stu- dent body. As NSI-IS students our mind were one and our actions reflected our thoughts: thoughts that originated not from the minds of stu- dents individual but a combination ofideas. Off-campus privileges were not a result of a handful of requests' the senior class made its feelings known by proding and publicizing The freshman executive committee was not wholly responsible for home coming decorations the entire stu dent body combined efforts to make the first homecoming a success Senate displayed their oneness year round Upper and lower class men worked on an equal level to present the Rick Prelsey assembly participate in the Carrollton Country Fair and Award senior scholarships And through all these interactions we sensed a dependence At the sea son s final basketball game our Tro Ieff Wiggins ind Don Coodson hue lost interest in food after waiting in line jans depended on its followers for inspiration and strength. And the crowd depended on the athletes to satisfy their hunger for a victory. The steady rumble growing to a roar each time a Smith point was scoredg the sudden lessening of air pressure as every viewer gasped watching a Turner player go up for a lay up' both contributed to our unity and comradery Unavoidably we were sometimes united a little more than we would have wished to be At registrations we stood in line at station five for 20 minutes to be told to return to station to start over Meanwhile waiting were Mrs Pevetoe or Ms Patterson or any one of a number of sponsors who tried to organize some extra work on these supposed free days Singularly we were powerless and conquerable but throbbing as the lifeblood of NSHS we were IHVIIICI ble changing and shaping the LIFE LINES of our school Ms Witherspoon Mary Abbott and other band students share cotton candy at the Battle of the Bands in the Cotton Bowl Coach Bubba Fife gives defensive instructions l a varsity football player The football teal received mental support from Coach Fife wr akin-

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Coach Flannigan directs soccer-style kicker Kenny Woflard before the first scrimmage against Athens. L Seniors publicized their support of the Trojans Homecoming morning. he ea - NN X E wiki Qi 555i

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urray Iolley. Troy Reeves, David iipman, Anton Hrebec, Todd Car- ll, and Kirk Spencer, found a few ends and a car one night on For- I. Mr. lim Hawkins insures a positive mental attitude by reading his coffee grinds before the Lakeview Centen- nial game. lf fsmal. . -' 4 f '5-fr1p..,N 'rw ,NR me .. . ...,, . , A. , 1 M. if ' . Y Wuxi' I. 9'-PM ' if, XX ' A A Nw ., ,, 5,1 - 2 ,,, V A , i ,J -' i, i, S, 5. as -s , - if 5' i ' E ,V Q 3, S, 5 ,,, ' 5 . -f- , , if V- ,.,..,.......m,.M. . . , k i- at Jtt W. . viIj' ' - I! A .. ,t',--- X- -f Ir, Varsity Cheerleaders Gigi Deck- ard, Laura Raylean. Tracy Gutsch- , , . I lag, Cathy Moore and Heather Alex- Brian O Connell and Mike Gum ara ander practice a formation before a threaten sophomores who were scrimmage against Athens. caught in the lr.-Sr. lounge. W, efwea 7 .