R L Turner High School - Roar Yearbook (Carrollton, TX)

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Dedicated Lion supporters not easil discouraged b changing ear RLT changed considerably this past school year. Our many Shades of Difference ranged from changingto after- school pep rallies to more emphasis on academics. Yet throughout all these changes we as students proved that we could cope with almost any transformations that confronted us. The new principal. Ms. Carla Mc Gee, had done her job well. Not only was she faced with the challenges ofa new position, but she was also faced with a school going through the many changes created by House Bill 72, a law passed by the legislature during the summer. The students and the faculty switched from nine-week grading periods to six- week grading periods, which surely caused some consternation, as did the rule stating that more than five unexcused absences constituted an automatic failing grade. That presented some problems for the folks who tended to oversleep or who had Senior Mike Dancer proves his Lion spirit by wearing his best tie and favorite sunglasses during Spirit Week on Tie Up The Yellow Jackets Day. Members of the Lion Band stand at attention at 1 UIL Marching Band Competition that was held Hilander Stadium Oct. 727. IW-A cars that wouldn't start. There were also improvements that brought smiles to the faces at RLT. The newly paved parking lot was a badly needed alteration, The later dismissal date before the Christmas holidays gave us more time to recover from the New Year's Celebration. Yes, though wc had our share of hurdles tojump, RLTstill continued to perform its primary function providing cd ucational experiences for young people. aw- Heather Hightower, junior, wins a standing ovatiori after singing Upon This Rock during the Lion Revue Oct. I6 in the auditorium.