North Mesquite High School - Trailblazer Yearbook (Mesquite, TX)

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Eight is enough — Seven Varsity Football players gather around their coach to plan their strategies against the Samuell Spartans. You gotta have art — When the Varsity Football Team went to play Highland Park, the Yearbook Staff was not left behind. The members chipped in and painted a run through which Leslie Langford designed. 2220 tall

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Flat broke — Barrett Haberer rests her leg while the other Varsity Cheerleaders continue their cheers at the Bryan Adams football game. All Packed The enrollment had reached a record high, 2,462 — but it was to be one of the last enrollment records: Poteet High School, less than a mile away, was to open in 1985, and would eventually accomodate more than two thousand students. The Big Blue and Pacesetters were already using the parking lot to practice their halftime routines for football season. In the other direction, West Mesquite High Where there’s a Mills, there’s a Way — Frank Mills listens intently as the next football piay is outlined. His intense concentration helped bring the Varsity Football team seven victories. 2 Opening School was celebrating its very first senior class: the Class of 1984. Both high schools would lessen the crowds at North Mesquite, but the students didn’t want their unity lessened. Some families would have children graduating from different schools, and some, in addition to the Seniors, might never be a student here again. And those students wanted 1984 to be their best school year. a - 4 eee ceunel ed Side-splitter — kims: and Cheryl Wenz, Lieuter Pacesetters, perform the Se Pacesetter routine to ‘Look Number One” at the Highl Pep rally. ean

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Bear hug — Karen Kovar congratulates Gina Oakley on another First place ata Cross Country meet. These awards helped the Girls Cross Country Team capture ninth place at the state finals. Senior-ity -— Missy Brisendine, Tony MceGary, Sandy Johnson, Karen Fax, and From cheer to eternity — Stephanie Robertson examine Donna Armstrong prepares to their sénior class picture, cheer ‘‘Two Bits’’ with the other soccer players. Different groups, such as the Pacesetters, Baseball Team, and Basketball Team, were asked to cheer “Two Bits’’ at each pep rally. 4 Opening The seniors wanted to label, leaving behind brag forever how the their degrading A Aa Class of 1984 was the ‘Freshman’ tab; while best senior class North the freshmen were still Mesquite had ever seen; wandering the halls | Cheer up — Nancy Stutts, Laura Lynd, and Cynthia Goode support Shannon Magee during a cheer at the first Booster Club meeting of the year. PML. ; | ’ es i od “ the juniors wanted to looking for the elevator — avoid attending Poteet thatleadstoD-floor, » High and West 1984 was beginning Mesquite High until normally enough. Mr. 1985 when they could Ron Pardun began celebrate their own making the morning. graduation; the announcements, whi sophomores were the cafeteria opened celebrating their new