W W Samuell High School - Torch Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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ff, Renee Manes fills the hall with homecom- ing spirit and streamers. ,gg ,M Varsity cheerleaders and the varsity football team break through to victory at the game. i I ,lg E . . l Spirited Spartans stick together in Denton. i Frank Johnson and Regina Love dance to . ' Ebony and Ivory. - a. iid. ' ' 1 'if 5 is H ' ,v fzq ' iii, J fl ff . '5 1 . J Q I X i fig an ' . ,grxiew i. N V 2 Y- it , gg5ffQ?7 g:.A 5. ,, Q . f 'la e ui ff? Qi- ' 5 -vis - 'L - hifi fl' ' , . 'A-1 E x' .g 11. 5 n Christia Fuller, Corsandra Parrish, and Alycia Evans are all smiles about ROTC. Beginnings 5

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For the first time in years, every course at Samuell was on grade level. The phase elective program gave way to traditional English, and academic emphasis English and math courses were added to the curriculum to provide students with the extra help that they needed. ut' M31 it S it W y if 1 g r . A Q 1 John Lawrence brightens up the metal Henry Martinez Bill McCarter Greg Pierson David Gibbs, Jeff Hennen, Kevin Miles, Cort Stilwell shop with his torch Steve Hyles and Tamla Jaggers are the drum corp that keep the Spartan beat. Beginnings 7