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

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Catch theweekends Cruising, clubbing, and dating were how the Spartans spent their weekends. From Galloway to Green- ville, Samuell students and their friends could be found. I usually went cruising on Galloway with my friends, exclaim- ed George Beeton. Carl Campbell ad- ded, I cruised Galloway in my? new car. t t ' A ' There were some students who lik- ed to go to clubs. Vernon Taylor said, I liked going to clubs because it gave me a chance to meet new people. Angela Martel added, I started going to clubs like Amnesia with my friend, LisawBraswell. We had fun and meta Marilyn Day, Tammy Butts, Sharla Wright, .and Stacey Reames play - Land of a Thousand Dancesf at the Roosevelt 8 Beginnings lot of peop1e. Joann Tabaniag stated, Students from Samuell went to Monopoly's on Sunday evenings. It was something different and fun. Dinner, a movie, or -a long drive was what a usual date consisted of. Chris Muir said, On a date, I would take my date to eat and then to a movie. Adrian Sims added, Most of the time, we went to eat and then to a party or riding around. Cynthia Espinoza said, I would go out with Michael, and we would usually dou- ble with another couple. We always went out to eat and then sometimes we would see a movie. Curfey Goldman hustles .against the Bryan Adams defense. Peter Otubu listens intently to Ms. Reed's ex- planation of French diction in seventh period. For Shawn Webb, at the fair, one man's trash another man's treasure.

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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 Gold and Blue Our hearts will still be true. As fighting Spartans we will cry Our love for Samuell High. Ioumalism students, Alien Christian Tracie Hampton Lisa Serrata and Angela jones flip through a Texas Monthly for layout ideas 'f V' mn. , l Tommy Courson consoles himself with his win-dana after I The Homecoming Dance ends a little early for Chris Terrell and Erica Whitmore the Spartans loss to the Apaches. 10 Beginnings