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

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I at - - s' C fl . ' ' - ---......--Q I The 1984 Homecoming Court is presented at the dance. 1 tx 4 , ' 4 Q. -l , ,V V J , 1 V i X ' refs' af z I Magix . wif? A f Q: Q , 42 2 5, i z... 33 'Q 'VT V' -fi . . La 1 -t 1 .. . Q. J Q .2 R 9 445 ' f. 'Q ll E. . N-...., l Wence Castellano escorts junlor Priscilla Scott Morgan escorts junior Shell Carlos Castellano escorts sophomore Ramirez. Cooley. Cynthia Espinoza. 'it V F if X , ly 4 i ,Q Q 9 X te 6' s 913 l l C , P Q f E X E . V V' harlie Blair escorts sophomore Sandy taab. Craig Blair escorts freshman Samantha Worley. Scot Chapman escorts freshman Carol Kristof. Life 25

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Homecoming queen Rain accompanied the Homecoming queen and her court as they were presented on October 26th at the Skyline game. The Homecoming Queen, Kim Pitts, was announced at a pre game show instead of the usual assembly. The court was escorted onto the field by their fathers. Melissa Dorrough, a member of the senior court, felt that lt was okay having the presentation at the game. It would have been better without the rain, but personally I prefer Mr James Pitts is proud of his daughter Kim. 24 Life rains the assembly. Each grade chose two girls to represent their class except for the senior class who chose five girls that were nominated for Homecoming queen. These five Hope Haynes, Dara Hicks, Melissa Dorrough, Kim Pitts and Verita James were selected by the senior class. The queen and her senior court were then selected by the student body. Kim Pitts felt Very honored to be chosen by the student body as their Homecoming Queen. Dedrick Williams escorts senior Hope Haynes. Paul Donaldson escorts senior queen Kim! Pitts. Mark Woody escorts senior Dorrough.

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Spartans go crazy Because of the rain, most of the students left the game early. The band, Blue Jackets, and Starlets were dismissed from the football game during the first quarter. This gave these students an opportunity to go home and get dressed for the Homecoming Dance. The dance was held in the cafeteria from 10:30 p.m. until 1:30 a.m. Admission price was five dollars a person or eight dollars per couple. The student Al David Fitzgerald and Crissy Ortiz dance to You're the lnspiration. 26 Life council sponsored the Homecoming Dance and chose Keith Roberts for the entertain- ment. infatuation, Let's Go Crazy, Hello, and the always popular Cotton-Eyed Joe were part of the music played. Punch and cookies were available for refreshments. Joel Ballew, vice president of student council, considered the Homecoming Dance to be successful because everyone seemed to have a good time. l Chris Williams holds the ladder for Tammy Vail to decorate Samantha Worley and Carol Kristof sample the punch while they serve. s 4