Nimitz High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Irving, TX)

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Settling down in their seats before T the class meeting begins is Shawn Cook and Iody Green. How much candy are we going to have to sell now, ask Quint Moore, Thomas Horton, Anthony Acosta and Ann Dickerson. Class meetings of the sophomores Nl s 4 A everything had been said, the class pres usually stood up and uttered those words we all hated to hear, You may all go back to your classes now. With a drawn- out sigh, everyone stood up and discussed which route to take, hoping that class would end before they reached their final destination, second period. Reacting to a funny remark is Pam Kennedy at a class meet- ing. F f ,f xg ty g ' i stg a A lap full of information. Th what Rodney Cooper got at meeting. STUDENT LIFE

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Class meetings of the freshmen :.L ,..f, ,E ,, 5. .ay he PA system cracks as Ierry Winn begins to speak. Teachers you may now release your students to go to the class meeting. As if the corral gates had been knocked down, hundreds of stu- dents, all underclassmen, flocked into the almost empty hallways. Like dropped marbles they seemed to go in every direction. Some headed for the blue cush- ioned seats that awaited them in the auditorium. What's it about this time? is heard from among the crowd of heads headed for the doors at the top of the stairs. Same old thing! comes familiar reply from a muf- fled voice in the crowd. No matter what the meeting concerned there were always those whose thoughts drifted not to where to sit after they finally got in, but of how to avoid the watchful eyes of the teachers. The meetings always started with the opening speech of the class pres. . The formalities always came first, with officers who had things important to tell the class. Next came the part which told us what we already knew. We still didn't have enough money, but we had enough of bake sales. When Talking about other interests are what many people do in a class meeting. Sitting with friends and enjoying time out of class was one activity in class meetings. Relaxin by placing her feet on back of a chair is sophomore Miriam lngle. STUDENT LIFE 25

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Class meetings of the juniors Kevin Wolever tries to avoid the camera as he makes his way back to class after the senior meeting. john Randle and Peter Howell lis- ten closely to the nominees for the senior class song. U ,174 1-rt 41-1 aw EP' Q then there weze three - three class officers that is. After the first tri-semester, junior class president Kevin Bing- ham had to move. But he left us in good hands. The presidency was turned over to vice president jerry Lamb, leaving the president's office open. Iunior class meetings were always a fun way to miss class. Class sponsor Ms. Carol Pier always gave a pep talk to give us the initiative to win the Spirit Award, and helped us to go on to win the hall decorations contest The class meeting was also an opportunity for the junior class counselor, Linda Staggs, to talk to us as a whole, telling us things we needed to know about our junior year. The highlight of the junior class meeting was always Mr. Cur- ry's talks with us, which always made us feel better the rest of the day. And when it was all over, and we were sent back to class, we realized that we were the junior class, the seniors of tomorrow. STUDENT LIFE