South Oak Cliff High School - Den Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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Editors SONIA R. CARTER and ANDRE D. RICH DEAR READERS. The i984-'85 school year was predicted to be a very different year from any other school year. HOUSE BILL 72 altered many existing situations. lt banned pep assemblies, field trips, competitions held during school time, the just to name a few. The big question was through it all would the students be able to adapt to the New Environment . However, we had no choice. The demands of HOUSE BILL 72 seemed to over circuit everyone. The work began to pile up on teachers and students. Parents had to reacquire responsibilities for their child in school. The 4.00 pm dismissal bell became the symbol of relief for everyone. In this year's annual, we tried to capture the changes that overwhelmed the entire state not just the GOLDEN BEAR Family. However, putting this year's annual together was difficult. Of a staff of twenty students only four members were veterans. Most of our staff were involved in practically everything that happened at S.O.C. and the chaos which started in Austin and filtered down to the classrooms were evident in our production. WE HOPE YOUR YEAR WAS A GOOD ONE. THE EDITORS Letter From The Q0 00

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ADMINISTRATION ............ LINUS WRIGHT .............., DR. FREDERICK D. TODD, SR. . . ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS ...... SENIORS . . . JUNIORS .... SOPHCMORE . . FRESHMEN . . . TEACHER OF THE YEAR ..... INSTRUCTORS AND STAFF . . . P.T.A. ...........,....... . INTRODUC CLASSES FACULTY S STAFF Athletics page 64 Grganizations page 97 Personalities page I22 Student Life age I48 and Index age I78

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