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

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- Qltit dawn Academics. With classes from Calculus to Cosmetology and Algebra to Auto Mechanics, students became prepared academically for the world outside. Graduating a National Merit Scholarship finalist - Stephen Crabtree - the class of '88 was the first to leave NM under the rules and regulations of House Bill 72 and its stringent graduation requirements. We met the challenge and came one step closer to the real world, equipped with 21 high school credits under our belts. 1 - V The most unusual thing about the NM r Academic standpoint is how much the teacher really care. y - Erin Mattingly, I ll00SlllIg spirit, and studying at the same lime, Gabe Rodriguez Sunglasses Day. Spirit days ranged W k' lor erfecfon M lrum Nerd Day lor Highland Park ii or mg P I ' an M Woligaxng studies his materials to en and Roger 4

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Y STUDENTS PREPARED TD MAKE DECISIONS I D is I BUT ALSO LIKED THEIR TIME OF HIGH SCH00yIgf BLISS pp I , We celebrated daily -+I through sports events, weekends away, and I organizations - the bliss of highschool, Seniors ordered I announcements, had portraits takeni,Q and gottheir final fittings for cap and gowns on February 23. Ourjfuture was only as fewishort months away and we were making the ttaagition fof left fieldQQur classes were training. for the realworld, but we lacked experience and were willing to venture into areas to gainmuch needed this experience. There were work programsto lease us into ouriworkpgy sports to prepare us for competitiong and our studies fto teacheusself-discipline. We looked forward to coming out of leftfield iyiy goingfinto the real world. ? s I I at I.00ICIflQ OVBI' the photographs, Sandy Reville Chooses pictures that were published in I the '87 Trailblazer. Black and white pictures were sold at the Yearbook Signing Party of 504, while color sold for SL00. The party was held on Seprember I - the first day of school. Phoro by George Thixton. p ' K f- . , y 1 -31 Cacti I lily I Q I I B, Bl Pl I If f N ln the regional game guess' i I2.IIIII.II.k..QII.IIItIIsIItLR ll x pl . , . T' - ' really to Imutl oll' to R I J I Ili Annu- I'IInsI Ihr' Holm I I I I I s .IIIII I I I ,r r II I-I Is I s I Ph I1 lxl ll During a halftime performance II

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