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

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ST: . EF he , 'Q 'sw- Elrtfpl. '? 1. f1f 5!85 -X Sherry Main, Cherry Brown, and Christi Current dribble down the field in soccer practice. I I Ky. I W n ' 5 mi! in 5. by X, 117.Vf5.f1f1l m'-,I ...X F V ii if fl' Kim Pitts and Kim Fredrick Can't Drive 35 in '85. VX Floyd Macon takes world history seriously. Steve Barger needs no applause at the Spruce pep assembly. HGHTSONG Fight Spartans, right down the field Until we score that victory. FIGHT! FIGHT! Fight Spartans, and never yield Our pledge of pride and loyalty. - HAH! RAH! To our colors of Gold and Blue We GVGI' shall be true. GO, SPARTANS, GO! Go crashing through that line And we will cheer you all the time! Beginnings 13

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ALMA MATER Hail, Samuell High! Hail, Samuell High! This song to thee we sing. We pledge to thee our loyalty As loud our praises ' ring. For always to the Goldand Blue Our hearts will still be true. As fighting Spartans we will cry Our love for Samuell High. lm V -7-'ft' Q7 fl A ' 'E 1' AJ S' Wanda Greenlee and Jana Langston announce Blue Jacket player of the week, Anthony Brooks, at the SOC pep assembly. 12 Beglnnlngs S f, - h l I -A fit 1 .L Q 3 ,Bi A i Cassandra Knight, Mark Alexander and Sotora Cleveland are sew happy in Homemak- ing l. Q1 ,Q .' 'WW' me 'Z if ...aa C -t.M,,. X . .. , V 1 N ,,, ggi V A wt at 1 B Y ,Kwan K A - A -- b f iw, xl W t V,- ' ' 'A ' N g, my A l l , A ., pw - -V . X, .WA N , X A. l, ,V Rhonda Finley, Stephanie Murry and Sharon Codillo enjoy the autumn weather in tha courtyard. N

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' . 4.-ew A-we-fn-fwflf game-W-emwafwvf-', Life in Pleasant Grove Singing in the JESTERSl Show, finding a date to the dances, and watching the homecoming court being presented in the rain at a pre- game show were all a part of Samuell student life. Students spent many hours of practice preparing shows that the Pleasant Grove com- munity anticipated. Bye-Bye Birdie, Starlet Capers, and Our Town highlighted the school year. Mark Woody thought the musical was an experience l'll always rememberg it was great 14 Life to be in a production such as Bye Bye Birdie. The Seniors spent their time enjoying senior privileges such as the prom, senior luncheon, and senior assembly. Kim Fredrick felt that the prom was awesome. She commented, l've waited for my Senior Prom for four years, and it was worth waiting for. All the shows, dances, and plays that the Spartans par- ticipated in were worth the time and effort that went into them. Simon Stimson iTodd Murrayj and Mr. Web fRudy Lopezl exchange greetings after church i Our Town.