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

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uf I YL X 4 - X ? 3 OPENING 47 - '1 , Jzr.-11 Ai -, ' Ai- , V' X-,ig -gn WELL I HEARD . . , Kristin Stone and Kim Babcock talk about the first pep rally which was Hawaiian dress and a theme of Wipeout Martin. lphato by Brian Nix! X 3, , L n 4 , V- - J , 4, W.. Q CONFIDENCE PLUS Three of the four captains Reggie Barnes, Shawn Duhon, and Keith Allen, walk confidently toward the referee to prepare for the pre- game coin toss. fphoto by Cindy Hughesl

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Mark Time .... Checking over their shoulders, Dmm Majors Marc Allen and Cheryln Glenn prepare the band for another set. The press usually just notices bad side of anything. I think that's just because of a few bad things that have happened. In the past, the media automatically stereotyped the students and the school. They never notice how great of a school South really is. said Jenny Gage. ENOUGH SAID! This is what it is all about It seems as if everytime South is in the press it is someone else talking. It is never anyone from the school. But it's different now. It is now our turn to have the final word on what's going on. After all, who better to discuss the school than us? We're the ones who actually experience the events and who are affected by the ups and downs, so why shouldn't we be the ones to talk about our school. When I tell people I go to South, l've gotten some negative reactions. So far I haven't found anything to be embarrassed about and I am very proud of my new school. I feel as if we just got the raw end of the deal. Said Myndi Davidson. So the bottom line IS the maln reason we . 1 pl should be the ones to tell about our school is beca e we are the only ones who know. , C Us ENOUGH SAID!! S wht ENOUGH SAID

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COLLEGE BOUND , . . Mike Love and Mrs. Over- ton discuss fiiture col- lege ambitions on Col- lege Night. iPhoto by Melanie Thronel Personally, I feel that the press has no right to judge, but they give all the effort to show how good or bad the spirit is in each school, but this year we will show them who's got great pride! said Priscilla Samarripa. ENOUGH SAID! In expressing our great pride, we show just how good we can be. We competed with the best, and reached success. Having a jazz band rateds in the Top of Texas bands, a district champion volleyball team, beating top ranked Corsicana in football 2I-6, and having two national merit semifinalists, David Barker and Eric VanBlarcum, were just a few of many outstanding achievements accomplished this year. I think it's significant that South has two, count them two National Merit Semifinalists, and Grand Prairie High has zero, count them zero. said David Barker. Showing Great Pride was the new motto that was developed for our school. In everything achieved or attempted, this motto was our goal. Showing Great Pride is what we did best, and as representatives of this school we did just that. E T HSAIDI Q I A ENouG U ENOUGH SAID