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

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wlrmo IT orr l F Lunch Ladies clean up alter lunch preparing themselves for the next day. W f 1 He 5 n h, y , W 5i2...rti p Who won the longest eyelash contest in ilhe 8thfgrade?,ilhey were origi- nalsl Whose wife is related to Davie Crock- ett and Sam Bass? illlho was Lime Miss Grand mine 1954? s what faculty member has a twin sis- , ter? What lacully rnember has her beauty ' yyyy , H control license? - I. Leslie Briles Z. Carl Spruill 3. Gwen' . 5 M WM i' i ' Pebyforth 4. Debra Cannon 5. Debra Can- q Il0H . s Y 'a I ' L - f 3 . .Q . at X 1 ,,V QQ: V y V gow-Ll 'i ,Q .1 N ..,.k as :Sk K . K . x , .1 ,, JK: . K '. ssfs ' n f - hy ., Q Qtte PASSING THROUGH Beverly Marbee helps Tracy Jackson pass the lunch line. 2 PEOPLE CLEANING UP Harless works on the finishing touch ups of the day. all Photos by Cindy Hughes

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FINDING REFERENCES . . . . Working on a schol- arship paper, Derek Polk looks through the library books. Photo by Karl Berta. X 3 -x X 1' 8 DIVIDER PAGE