South Grand Prairie High School - Signal Yearbook (Grand Prairie, TX)

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PRIZED PUBLICATIONS Deja Vu! Huh, what's that? If you have heard or even asked this question, then maybe you need to know a little more about Deja Vu. The club consisted of several talented students, who composed a publication of prose, poetry, and artwork. Not only did the members of Deja Vu submit their work, but any student interested was also encour- aged to show their talent. Deja Vu's purpose was to give students a chance to have their work published. Double Visions was a televi- sions club made up of hard- 1 4 r A COIVIMA GOES I'IERE . . . Prooheading the Deja Vu copy, Mrs. Sneed and Julie Wilson look for mistakes to correct. Iphoto by Bryan Nixl ORGANIZATIONS Something to be proud of. working and talented broad- casting students. As a new project, Double Visions made a Video Yearbook. The yearbook made a spe- cial focus on football and Chey-Annes. This project was to be promoted to schools in North Texas. Chris Mann said, I like producing my own T.V. shows and the video annual, also I like the friendships between Michelle, Rodney, Steve and I. Double Vi- sions also produced a game show similar to Whiz Quiz or Jeopardy called Sparkle. The game show consisted of 5th grade GEM students. Three students were chosen from two competing elemn- tary schools. The members agreed that producing the show was a lot of ufn and a chance to experiment for the future. I joined Double Visions to get the exper- ience and knowledge for be- coming a professional tele- vision personalityf' said Mi- chelle LeBlanc. I SEE YOU . . . Looking on, Mrs. Donegan and Mr. Fallin make sure the T. M class are in order while taping Sparkle. iphoto by S.Ounartha1 ARE YOU SERIOUS . . . Realizing the problems on the set, Karen Carpenter thinks about how to correct the problem lphoto by S Ounarthal

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lT'S ALL p TO ME W S a Spanish club meeting, Ms. takes ideas from the mem- or various activities, Iphoto by Nix! WAS THAT . . . f Habla ud espanol? Do you speak Spanish? Parlez- vous Francais? Do you speak French? The two for- eign language clubs this year were the Spanish and French club. The Spanish Club officers were Yolanda Ramos, president, Don Dao, Vice-Presidentg Shelley Sugg, Secretary, Kay Wat- son, Treasurerg and Kelvin Mittelstead, Reporter. Ms. Vasilakopl was the sponsor. The Spanish Club celebrat- ed the Spanish holidays ac- cording to the Spanish cus- toms and learned to make HERE WE GO . . . As Kay Watson hands Calvin Mit- telsteadt a fund raiser brochure, she reminds him what they are selling them for. iphoto by Bryan Nix! fs it A but familiar to them Spanish treats. Other activi- ties consisted of visiting the Children's Hospital, seeing Hispanic Art exhibits at the museums, and going out to eat at various Spanish style restaurants and cooking a TALKING ' lunch for the teachers. Yo- landa Ramos explained, lt's fun going to all the var- ious places because you have an opportunity to meet a lot ofinteresting people, as Erbs E. well as, learn new things about the Hispanic cul- ture. The French Club sponsor was Mrs. Dragg. The officers were Barbie Flaten, presidentg John Fe- larca, Vice-Presidentg Christine Tills, secretaryf treasurerg and Walter Wykes, social chairman. The French Club also had many activities such as hav- ing a Christmas party, going ice skating, and trying the cuisine at French restau- rants. l enjoy the French language and going to ac- tivities to be around people who do also, remarked Christine Tills. The Spanish and French Clubs were into their individ-ual customs and spent extra time learning more about them. an ' Q1 I ,rn-. I I V gf I I ,xg .' 5 ff . ll ? Q l Y: i, y l lift My f... Q' 'i H HIGH CONCENTRATION . . . Tuning in, Laura Cauthen focuses to the the agenda for the French Club meeting. fphoto by Bryan NIXI LANGUAGES 87

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Q LAST TIME . . . over his poetry for the last time, David Barker makes the final 1 43 DEJA VU MEMBERS . ., M. Nguyen, A. Lasten J. Robinson, B. Flaten, H. Nguyen, T. Hguye n, M. Harris, E. Van Blarcum, T. Cosby, L. Levy J. Wilson, P. Westmoreland. L. Cauthen, J. Knott, D. Overton. ' '- DOUBLE VISIONS MEMBERS . . . R. Gray, M. LeBlanc, C. Mann, D. Tovar, S. Strain. DEJA VU AND DOUBLE VISIONS 8