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

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Rush, Gina - Volleyball B4-85, - BasketballfBaseball Mgr. 84- 85, Chey-Annes 86-87 Russell, Julia Rust, Michael - VICA 8588, Vice-Pres, 87-885 Tennis 84-85 Salazar, Mark Salinas, Richard - Basketball 84- 85, Football 8485, FHA 87- 88, FBLA 8485 Sanchez, Tony - Indian Echo 87- V 88, VICA 8788, Commercial . Art I 5 I1 86-88 gr l -Sanchez, Saul - Football B4-88 Sanders, Scott - Football 8488, ' Baseball 8488, Basketball 84- 86 Soph. Class Favorite .4 Bored Silly -- x ' ' was in Skaggs and run- ning down the main I aisle when I slipped ,ll and went sliding down the aisle into a display. Then the store manager made me pick the mess up! This might seem quite embarrassing, but it ended up being a hilarious story to tell, remarked . nights and made the best memories, said .Ianyth Giessner. The best thing I did to kill time was when Adriana and I were in the year- book room and we were singing along and dancing to a Billy Idol song, ap- parently we were too loud because an administrator came in and asked us what we were doing. Adriana got off 'Thomas Orosco. How many times have you been left with nothing to do so you thought up something crazy? Many seniors engaged upon some crazy and strange acts to fight the boredom. Halloween night my friends and I went around SBorrowing' pumpkins. We 5 if we get caught the fun is worth Even Jon Ussery 5 'L 99 I things they could the table and I stepped off the chair with my broom guitar , replied Ja- mey Garrett. When the pres- sure built up and the seniors were going 'mad' many of them turned to an alterna- tive route - to do the never get away with! were caught 'borrowing' one and tried ', to explain that we were from the Bet- l ter Pumpkin Bureau and that the pumpkin had to be confiscatedf' said Frankie Rios. I We've all done crazy things whether it was for fun or if it was just some- thing to fill the time. The crazy things we did added fun to our days and l l I l 5 f' it I bam, 1 , .,,.. 'M - I 1' 3, ai- , J .. ni' . -gf -me ft x yoj is I yfi .t r 6. .. N Daring as always . . . Brian Nix makes sure the coast is clear, while Kevin Briles picks up some protection. - photo by Melanie Throne SENIORS 1 7

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8 Reeves, Jeff - Rodeo Cl b u 87-88, Vice Pres., DECA 8788, Foot- ball 85-86 Reeves, Reece Reiss, Ed - Tennis 84-85, Mgr. 85-86, Yearbook 86-81 Senior Slide Show 87-88, Mu Alpha Theta 8588, National Honor Society Renfro, Christina - Chey-Annes 86-87, DECA 88, FHA 8587 Richard, Julie - Volleyball 85-87, HOSA 87-88, Acapella Choir 86-87 Richards, Thomas - Cheerleader 86-BZ Track 85-86, Weight- lifting 86-88, Choir 8488. Band 84-88 Ricks, Steve Rideaux, Larry Riggs, Jaimie - Tennis 84-85, Drill Team 85-86, FCA 84-86, Acapella Choir 87-88 Riley, Jimmy Rios, Frankie - Cross Country, Student Council, Band 84-85, Senior Slide Show 87-88, Na- tional Art Honor Society Robinson, Joanna - Orchestra 85-88, Mu Alpha Theta, Agape, Football Mgr. 87-88, Deja Vu, Drama Club Robles, Roberto - Band 8488 Rocha, Gary - Football 84-86 Rodgers, Latricia - Track 84-88, Basketball 8485 t Rodriguez, Debra Rodriguez, Monica - VICA 86-88 Rodriguez, Paul Rogers, Harold - B7-88 Varsity Mascot Rogers, Jill - FBLA 84-85, OEA 87-68, VOE 87-88 Rosenbawm, Chuck Rourick, Tensia - Thespian 85- 88, German Club 84-87, SADD 87-88, HOSA 87-88, Teens for Teams 87-88 Rubio, Genaro - Weightlifting 86- 88, Autobody I 5 ll 86-87 Rusche, Todd PEOPLE an L, i X is '-nz-sl -Q, 'P' -.z

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i ll The best mem- ory of a senior was being 8- 5 A D i s t r i c t V o I I e y b a I I champs. - Stacy Lancaster Schlotterer, Ricardo - Band 84- 88, German Club 84-872 Weightlifting 8788 Scott, La Shonda - Acapella Choir 85-87 Selvera, Miguel Sharp, Teresa - Color Guard Of Hcer 84-88, Band 8488 Deja Vu 86-88, Mu Alpha Theta 87- 88, French Club 8788 Who's Who 8788, Academic De cathalon 8785 Shelton, Cynthia - National Hon- or Society, Band 84-88, Who's Who Sherrill, Sandra - Volleyball 84- 88, FCA 86-88, National Hon- or Society 87186, Who's Who Shinagawa, Michael - Golf 85- 88, Whois Who I Q Silva, Eddie f L Simmons, Steve Slayton, Charles Smith, Donna -OEA 87-88, VOE COOP 87188, FHA 8586, Homecoming Committee 87- 88 Smith, Jerome - Band 84-88, Stage Mgr. 87-88 1 8 PEOPLE I Changing The Past idn't you just hate it when , you were sitting in class and the teacher asked you a question and you had no idea what he was talk- ing about? It was then that one wished one had paid attention ear- lier or done something different. Many seniors wished they could go back and Should have i roughly the same effect on the brain as four years of watching TV eight hours a day. They both turn a rea- sonably healthy brain to mush. Other students wished . they had gotten in- volved in extr -cur- ricular activitie . I would try and 'have gb worked harder 06 redo some of the things they did earlier in high school. Senior David Barker wished he could return to his freshman and sophomore years to take things easier. I've learned that four years of school work has back fhenk more fun in school and f Ja'-an would definitelyi play f sports, comments Jason Spence. On the other and, many seniors said they wished they had not taken things so lightly. A Many seniors agree that it takes A hard work and dedication to suc- ceed. , i f I- W Qi- Wt I