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

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Mollard, Trish Montgomery, Mike - FBLA 87- 88, Weightlifting 8788, Band 84-88 Moore, Tammi - Newspaper Staff 87-88 Morado, Veronica Morales, Joanne Morelock, Dee Dee Moreno, Albert - Soccer 8488: Capt. 8485 Morgan, Chris - Football 84-85, Weightlifting 8688 Morgan, James - ICT l 5 ll 8688 Morris, Anita - Cosmetology 86- 88, VICA 8688 Morris, Horace Moss, Craig - Football 84-87 Murphy, Kristen - Cheerleader 84-85, Class Favorite 84-87, Homecoming Court 85, Prom Attendant 8586, Who's Who, Volleyball 85-86, FCA 84-86 National Art Honor Society 85-88 Murray, Shawn - Football 84-88, TV Production 87-88 Musik, Victor Myrick, Dwayla - Cheerleader 84-85, 86-88, Class Favorite 84-86, Homecoming Court 85, Prom Attendant 85, National Honor Society 86-88 Neal, Julie - National Forensic League 84-88, Thespians 86- 88 Negron, Julio 1. PEOPLE wr' Q.---v A, rfv F ,vw M ..-4 How long do you. havf, ibvvilaiil ILD jd' frllnrlfuu Y ' fllfktllllj T- IYIIII. flea gl?-W rv: ' M, :img J Y .V W 5 'M' sis .23 . . . , :ff -im... MQ, D 5 lil i 3..., ,, ,. - i ,, Wg. 'Tj -5' mln. I l ,es I I u v I I I I l I lo 1,0 ao 4-0 Sa 50 70 E 70 lu0

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a 2MOV0a1A-U Working For Nothing ou want me to what?!! Work without getting paid - for free'?!! This is the response one might have gotten from some people when you asked for volunteer work. However, with many ticipating in jog-a-thons to help the starving children, taking food to the people at the Ronald Mc- Donald house, and working in the .A CC A Iflhad the students at South Grand gmc rd do Prairie, the attitude was ' - different. Seniors Brian showed great pride in gi, their diligent efforts to work overtime and con- tribute a part of them- selves. Barbie Flaten is a candy striper twice a week at Arlington Memorial Hospital. I enjoy helping people, and it's a lot of fun, she tells. Par- plains Lisa only in the country. nursing home are all services students help out in. I am a member of the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps. We meet at the naval base once a month. Itis a good way to learn the quali- ties of responsibility and leadership, ex- Bennaway. This is one unique way of getting involved, not community, but in our . ,V, - 84-88, Capt. 8788, FHA 87- Martinez, Melissa - Cheerleader 8688, FHA 8586, Prom At- lendant Masinelli, Gina - Drill Team Man- ager 87-88, FTA 8788 Masters, Clarence James - Foot- ball 8488, Basketball 8487, FCA 8687 Mathews, Lonnie 7 rw GETTING isoiifEfACT,0N CMS MMU puns in her ri ' ' ' -, me at Storer C bl filming 8 weekb' local TV production. a e V - Photo by Kevin Briles , May, Shana - CVAE I 5 ll 8688 McCaddon, Seana - Drill Team 88, Spanish Club 8485, Na- tional Hanor Society, Who 's Who ' or McCoy, John - Band 8488, Jazz 5 Band B487 McCullough, Tracy - Volleyball - 8485, Acapella Choir 84-85, Gospel Choir 8668 McDowell, Christina Messina, Douglas - Baseball 84- 882 Mu Alpha Theta 8788 Metzger, Tammy Mills, Eric sEN1oRs 17

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ee' S. W ef.-4 'vas he 046014 Parking Lot Causes Problems he alarm goes I 7 l off, and you jump out of bed rushing around in hopes that you won't be late for school. Thinking for once you'd be at school on time, it happens again. All the traffic outside the park- ing lot always makes me late every morning! complained Wesley Walser. It seems as if most students are rushing to get to first period. If it wasn't for the long wait getting into the parking lot, most of the students wouldn't have to run. Some students have found faster ways to en- ter the parking lot. I drive in the passing line and then change lanes to enter the parking lot, says Senior Dana Graves. Other students came up with more bril- liant suggestions. Make all freshman, sophomores, and ju- niors walk to school, teachers, too! ex- claimed David Dyess. Some students suggest- ed more police officers, another parking lot, or lights. However, a lot of dri- vers felt that everyth- ing that could be done was being done, and that the traffic was just another typical part of everyday school life. Nerio, Ernesto - Football B4-885 Powerlifting 875 Acapella Choir 8588, Vice Pres. 87-88 Newman, Joel - DECA 86-875 VICA 85-885 ICT 87-885 Draft- ing 85-86 Nguyen, Huong - MDE 86-87g HOSA 87-88: Basketball 84- 86 Nguyen, Mai - Mu Alpha Theta 86-B8,' MathfScience Team 87-885 Deja Vu 87-88 Nguyen, Trang - Mu Alpha The- ta B4-88, Treasurer 87-885 Deja Vu 86-885 Who's Who5 SADD, 87-B8,' MathfScience Team 8-7-88 Nix, Bryan-- Yearbook 87-885 Photographer 8 71985 VICA 86- 8Z' Drafting 86'-BZ Baseball 84-85 Ochoa, Jeff - Football 84-885 Drafting B6-885 Parliamentar- ian T Oldham, Paula Oliver, Trina - Baseball Batgirl 84-88 Cosmetology I 5 ll 86- 885 VICA 86-885 Agape 84-885 FBLA 841865 Basketball 84- 855 Chey-Annes 85-86 Onorato, Michael - Orchestra 84-875 Soccer 8688 Orosco, Thomas - FBLA 86-875 Spanish Club 86-B7 Ortega, Chris Overton, Christie - Yearbook 86- 88, Sports-Editor 87-885 Cheyannes 84-855 Academic Decathlon 87-885 Student Council 84-85 Overton, Deborah - Color Guard 86-885 Mu Alpha Theta 86-885 Reporter, DejaVup Secretary 86-885 French Club 85-885 Academic Decathlon 87-885 Student CounciI5 Drill Team Mgr. 85-86 SENIORS