Conroe High School - Flare Yearbook (Conroe, TX)

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FLARE Sales requires extra ork from staff members fy posters and announce- '5 FLARE went on sale dur- : weeks in October. a record sales goal, FLARE cornered students in class- mys, and school entrances 'er I6 their goal of 3,000 a had been surpassed. ing costs and added color in a 52.00 price increase in , thus bringing the price of rbook to an all-time high of Jn with other schools in the urged from S10 to Sl5 for s, and had less pages and .S. students found that the the best for less.

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Young Life provides a basis for new friendships Although still fairly new around Conroe High, Young Life's membership grew rapidly this year. Through this organization, members were able to participate in many activities, one being a trip to Colorado at Christmas time. 1Above leffj Randy Phillips, guest speaker, related many of his experiences to the listen- ing audience. IAbove1 Guitarists were faithful members who volunteered to play at the weekly meetings. ILeftj Often, because of large crowds, Young Life was held at the YMCA.