Sulphur Springs High School - Cats Paw Yearbook (Sulphur Springs, TX)

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iw- we Ms.. . .44 W .2 . 91' ,f , , ,, if -ff? . ,. M,,, 5 , s S J . , it f. 3, Z . - 2, Welcome back to school was expressed by Stu- dent Council members in the posters that were put up in the Student Center. They also sponsored a day for students to come pick up schedules and find all their classrooms. Along with a new school year came our new Superintendent Ed Stevens and Vice Principal Lewis Rogers, and they weren't the only new faces around. We also had a new coaching staff who became the founders of the Gold Rush. X fm. j' C J . , . .x. ftop leftj While most students are still enjoying their summer vaca- tion SSHS twirlers are busy perfecting routines for football sea- son. ttop rightj Student Council members welcome students back Rogers came to our school as our new Vice Principal Ed Stevens as our new Superintendent. to school with a special day to pick up new schedules. fbottoml Office secretaries are kept busy with the beginning of school.

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z: , y ,,., 5. K f ,,, I yt H ! 1' u 9' X f 51? ,, 'ix N ,, dl th 'if we Q t - g Aw New Faces S, ta J Ia H A 5 ,i a sk Wi Skt X x 'S Appear at SSH5 ,, 4, if Q W ef Q' 'Fi Q at ,---qgkmzi .Lg Z 5 V' 'f l ' K ., , if ltop rightj Summer vacation is cut short for Wildcat Band members as they begin marching practice two H A weeks before school starts. Dolly 5 L 'gg Herman, Simone Edwards, Terry ffjw, V Boles, and Robert Cooper are wait- sm ,,,, R 7 , f ing for the drum major's whistle. grfig? V ltop leftl Two a day workouts begin ff , for football Players two weeks ' ,A ' ' before school starts. Ieff Griggs is Wm 5 demonstrating one of the drills they L U'-15 Q, ,V Work On' 1441? g 3. ' 'f innfnn . ,, L A 4 '- Izf f -- K as at tr- 1 I igk : v:.,, Ziikk J . ettt ttrt . s W . With a new school year comes new faces on our coaching staff. From left to right are Cb rowj Ronny Heflin, Larry Washburn, Angela Hamm, and Conley Bland, fbottom rowj F Williams, Don Poe, and Randy Reed. 12 - Student Life

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Fifty's Day R eli ved Fifty's Day proved to be the most popular dress up day sponso by the cheerleaders, and the students weren't the only ones to dressy Several teachers were seen with their bobby socks and leather jac on. The twirlers, drill team and cheerleaders even performed fifty's tines in the pep rally that day. Ioe Gober and Cooky Sanderson, co-captains of the 1939 foot team, presented a new flag to the school during the last pep rally. tleftj Secret Spirit Builders, twirlers, cheerleaders, and drill team members did t each week for the football players to build up their spirit for the games. Decorating lockers was just one spirit building activity. I i 1 ttop rightj Senior students try to win the spirit stick in the pep tbottomj The band adds their spirit to the pep rallies by plz rally by yelling the loudest. the Alma Mater. 14 - Student Life