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

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Sounds 'Ring 'With Pizzazz From extracurricular activities to visitation between classes our students make Pizzazz come alive in the sometimes dull atmosphere of this place we call school. Let's go over it once more, says Mr. Wilemon. Though they have gone over it a hundred times, perfection is their goal. With puffed cheeks, the tune comes out with a unique flair and success is achieved. They are rewarded with accomplishment and ap- proval. Club members have their own reward. After taking care of business at one of the meetings, someone announces it is time for piz- za. The sound of laughter peals forth as every box is emptied. Another sound we often hear is that of locker partners trying to get their locks open: right 11, left 23, right 6. Sprinting to class, students hear the high-pitched sound of the bell. Strike up another tardyl Scenes such as these are just a few examples of what makes our school so special. Without a doubt, what this school has is Pure Pizzazz. Preparing for the downbeat. Drum major Trey Elliot leads the band as they entertain at one of the football games. Colorful creations. Tammy Ridling and Jen- nifer Kennedy show off the pinatas they made in their Spanish class. ' Opening Section

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