Sweeny High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sweeny, TX)

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7PM 8PM 9PM L CQ GAMES PEOPLE PLAY- Sports A whole town turns out for Friday night football. An all-girl basketball team goes for the state champion- ship. A small Southeast Texas school system gives athletic competition to anyone who wants it. see page 174 KIDS AFIE PEOPLE, TOO- Documentary A three-part series focusing on the academic development of Sweeny students from Early Childhood to Grade Eight. see page 212 THE TWILIGHT ZONE- Drama Through a variety of educational experiences, Middle School students emerge from childhood during the growing-up years. see page 214 ' -N CIQSQ BREAKING AWAY up NOON 6 LAST DATE After a dozen years' wait, graduation day became another X on the calendar-- another of life's signposts that will rank among the best of memories. 1982 seniors Ibelowl keep their final appointment as a class. -J I 9PM l l l l l I l I I l I LITTLE RASCALS- Comedy Fun and learning combine in thi unique look at the stars of grades 3 at the Sweeny Intermediat School. see page 248 close UD li fes 6 QQ Q

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6 S-Sum EL I ' RW' 'cz lm '04 O 7 ' .L . mv M tx . g . 9 wgsf nevafiou - ROQU H0 Q 1 t 1 C1053 CHANGES UD aAlvi g BLUEPRINT FOR PROGRESS I Beginning with a two-to-one decision by voters in the spring of PP mmm US' ELC' N ' 1981, the 811.1 million bond issue passed and opened construction plans for a new K-5, Middle School and additional High School science facilities lshown lefty. Brick-by-brick the Sweeny ISD schools are building a program of Y ,Wg t lggr L, education suited to the highest ,L t t . . .M demands of the future. 'll ' ii CIQSQ ALL IN THE FAMILY Up. ALL IN THE FAMILY 11 AM Although we had a lot of different faces in 1982, we had become like one big, busy family. Dozens of academic courses and electives buzzed with involvement as teachers taught and students learned. Given encourage- ment, guidance, and healthy measures of lectures, classwork, and homework, stu- dents responded in a variety of creative ways. While Mrs. Barbara Murphy lbelow rightl instructs her students on research skills, senior Kellee Greer lleftl takes her new-found skills a bit deeper.

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OPME SESAME STREET Children MidnightGE INDEX OF THE STARS No Big Bird Grover or Kermit the Variety Frog here but Primary School catalog of Sweeny children get a good start on personalites and where you can find everything from the A B Cs to the them see page 284 WHAT'S HAPPENING 10 AM 0 ALWAYS TIME FOR A GOOD TIME 1982 delivered an array of unforgettable events to its Sweeny participants. We were never once without some activity to occupy our time and to enrich the school experience. As the seasons brought their own brand of special feelings and occa- sions, the business of being, belonging, and becoming became an even larger adven- ture. We had a lot in common and we expressed it in our many happenings . And there was always something for everyone.