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

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Terrence Culberson peeks around the comer to make sure he doesn t miss anything in Mr. Richards world geography class. 4 i r: J-EMT! Starlet officers Sherri Wafford C thia Es inoza, Monica Hamilton, and Marcella Smith, show off 1 I YH P Homecoming mums at the BA game. Catchthe Spartans Spartans spent some of their spare time working, playing sports, and go- ing to school functions such as the Back-to-School Bash and the musical, Damn Yankees . Iobs and sports were important to many Spartans. Rudy Cortez said, I spent most of my free time working, so when I was not at school, I was working on cars. Rick Iurica added, I have been workingxat Iack-in-the- Box, but I'm looking for another job. Baseball, soccer, and football, both in and out of school, have become popular past times. Danny -Dom- inguez said, The first semester I was working half a day, but the second semester I wanted to play baseball, so I went to school full time. George Beeton added, I played baseball for 4 Beginnings -'. Q the school, and we did real well. The baseball team is always good. There were other things, such as watching the thespians or the choir, that Samuell students enjoyed. Clay Carroll said, My English class saw a play, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, that the thespians produced, and we thought it was good. Keithia Broiles added, Ioey and I went to the musical, Damn Yankees, and we had a good time. School dances were a part of the Spartans' social life. Sandra Gudino said, The best dance I went to was the Back-to-School Bash. Everyone and everything was lively and fun. Brice Buckley added, I had a good time Q at all of our school dances because I was with my friends. Cecilia Guerra enjoys a third quarter break coke and a hotdog at the Mesquite game.

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,N i 5 S g ., K fat v- 'affirm BU., its .Q , Spartan Image, Lance Phillips, with the help of Shaynor Newsome and Tommy Courson, leads the varsity on the field at Homecoming. ISS. ,, Penland works on Growth of the English in Ms. Adams' third period English IV Chris Muir and jimmy Coronado beat. the crowd and leave school a little early. Robert Davis runs for his chance for 525.00 by being on time to Ms. Gambrell's second period English Ill class. I Beginnings 3 -,: 1 . ...X ' ...,.. .-.,.-1.4:

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