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

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SAID Jr done team this year was a lot closer than last years. We really pulled together. Our motto was 'One More Step Together'. Robert Williams ARSITY FOOTBALL . . , lx. Williams, A. Boozer, Cary Redman, J. Anderson, E. Nerio, J. West, H. Gonzales, S. Duhon, R. Galan, P. Evans, . Hartman, C.J. Masters, R. Barnes, G. Lawrence, S. Plun- ett, C. Brock, G. Cantu, D. Wilder, and S. Burrell, J. Vil- alba, G. Howard, D. Jones, J. Bailey, A. Sneed, R. Holmes, T. Wilder, B. Williamson, S. Cherry, B. Hansboro, and R. Sevey, D. Jackson, D. Dyess, S. Sanchez, D. Loera, P. To- var, S. Rubino, D. Wright, J. Ochoa, M. Love, D. Webb, J. Faust, and T. Westmoreland, E. Patton, R. Burrell, T. Hor- ton, P. Love, K. Hom, R. Harbuck, K. Allen, C. Moler, S. Sanders, S. Ezzell, C. Harrison, H. Fulkerson, T. Perry. SGP OPPONENT 21 Martin 12 12 Arlington Heights 9 21 Corsicana D 6 7 Nimitz 19 8 DeSoto 10 18 Irving 13 20 Mansfield 13 MacArthur D 14 Duncanville .s,s 20 l Won 6 Loss 4 North g g M CHECKING IT OUT . . . Quarterback Heath Hartman drops back to pass as Toris M Wilder heads toward the driving defense. Iphoto by 1 SPORTS

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ml done Sis., M. Hartman, S. Lawson, C. Bailey, N. Hunt, C. James, T. Shen'ill, J. Phillips, J. Rooth-mgr., R. Vaughn, A. Camp- bell, J. Wilson, C. Steward, J. Edington, M. McMeans, K. Alsup. Coach J. Iyler Coach C. Cem1in, R. Killough, A. Jacobs, V. Garza, C. Sager, M. Hebbe, W. Carter, M. Nortill, C. Herrera. D. Been, M. Slater, M. Roach, C. Claeson, C. Zurfluh, C. Hart-mgr., T. Emmons-mgr., B. Champion, A. Diesen. M. Molinar, J. Caldwell Wins Losses Nimitz 1 Desoto 1 Irving 1 nl Mansfield I MacArthur 1 r Duncanville l Grand Prairie 1 Nimitz 1 il L Desoto ,. 4.1, , Irving J Ii A Mansfield , A. MacArthur il A Duncanville A al, sse . Grand Prairie 1 i L ' L Dis.t1:i9.t 10 4 j.V.fFRESHMEN VOLLEYBALL 1 1

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I ogerbermess One More Step To- gether was the theme for the Varsity team this year. They began to achieve this theme in the stiffling heat of summer when two-a- days began. The two- a-days were physical, with conditioning type practices, said senior member Shawn Du- hon. Kevin Bailey had a different view to the workouts. I'm trying not to remember, said Bailey. The intense workouts paid off be- cause at the end of pre- season we were 3-0. We defeated Arlinton Martin in the season WHO'S GOT THE BALL? . . . C.J. Masters fakes leh as Heath Hartman prepares to head downfield with the ball. Iphoto by Usirtggdeterminotion :midi 10 S -Varsity P0SitiYe.f5fourl00k- opener then went on the next week to defeat Arlington Heights. Fi- nally, we defeated the number one team in 4AAAA, Corsicana, to end the pre-season schedule. This record was totally opposite of predictions made for this team. When district opened the next Friday it seemed as if nothing could go right. Fum- bles and miss called plays forced us to our first defeat. Still in the slump from a loss that the team felt should not have happened led to another defeat to DeSoto. I don't know what has happened, we just can't seem to ex- ecute right and it al- ways seems to happen at a bad time in the i Cphoto by game, said Heath Hartman. OUT OF MY WAY... Dodging a Martin player, Reggie Barnes takes the ball down the field. Iphoto by Karl Bertal 115