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

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Misty Collins checks out a book on Greek mythology at the library. Pleasant living Living in Pleasant Grove was a special experience. Senior Eddie Busch commented, I have lived here all my life, and I like the Grove. Tammy Daven- port thought living in Pleasant Grove was better than living in Highland Park. Living in Pleasant Grove en- titled many high -school students to have the opportuni- ty to attend W. W. Samuell. 8 Beginnings . . 5-mul.,-3.65 IL 1 f Q3-6 l Laura Woody, Melissa Contreras, and Shane Knight trim the tree with holiday spirit. Eighty-nine percent of those who attended Samuell actually resided in the Pleasant Grove area. At Samuell, the Spartans became members of the French Club, drill team, allied youth, cheerleading squad, and stu- dent council. These organiza- tions, along with others, helped the Spartans enjoy going to Samuell and living in the Grove. Joseph Proctor gives a report on diapers in child development.

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Pleasant days and nights Pleasant days were spent at Samuell High School. The Spar- tans used their eight-thirty to four o'cIock days to do research papers, spend time with friends, complain about Iunchroom food, and rush from class to class. Shelly Reed com- mented School is not only a place ,where we study 'but a place to have fun as well. The nights were spent going to football and basketball games or cruising the streets of Pleasant Grove. Many of the Spartans that cruised Galloway, Sentinel photographer, Kelly Walker, takes a lesson from TORCH photographer Terry Brence at the Roosevelt game. 10 Beginnings l . ll fir in nearby Mesquite, came back :fi to cruise Buckner. Jill Tucker U54 X thought that one reason for the H x switch was that Everyone got tired of being harassed by the Mesquite police. on Buckner, when those who cruised got hungry, there were many places such as Wendy's, Taco Bell, and Arby's to visit. With all the opportunities to see ,a show, have dinner, or cruise, the days and nights , spent in the Grove were plea- sant indeed. - L' 7 l Stacy Franklin breaks to Egypt at the , Howdy Dance. A . 4- grgvitliwwi KF 4-'MM . .april . .r Y ,if Dui?-lisiwiuh Q ig M ' A S55 - 'tr glass vi W?'.W -3 Q 11 iw JH F Milli UFO Fonda Boyd and Tonya Culton prepare the bulletin board for the week of December 3rd.