Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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Graduation brings awaited moments MEL Bursting with pride, graduates make last minute cap-and-gown adjustments before Commencement at ana College Auditorium on June 1, 1958. ,, B I. , f Last June, 197 Seniors eagerly awaited the ff N4 WL! ff ,iff f'Uji activities that would climax THEIR yearg but f when the moment finally arrived, they were wary as whether to laugh or cry. This class emerged not as girls and boys, but as men and women-for having contributed a little some- thing to their class and their school, X., Enieitedly, Senior Class members don solemn faces. as they Winnie Buchmeyel-Y Jimmy Beck, Luc,-ecia follow Penny Arnold into the auditoritun for' Class Day Earnest, Dean Barry' Sandra Thompson, and Ray exercises in June- Lee enjoy the fine dance music at the Senior Tiger o 3 Prom.

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Campus becomes second home to us -,,n'-sID ':: up i , E l l S The attractive Grim Stadium, home of the Tigers, is a source of pride for THS students. Each campus building, from the oldest to the newest, holds special memories for - all of us. We spend most of our Waking hours at our 51 second home, which has become a symbol of learning and association. Although we leave for a brief vacation each summer, in September the classrooms and buildings are restored to life. i-ilifslmea .-'nh' '44 The Library Science Building, the Auditorium, and the Main Building make up the main drag of Texas High, although the modern gymnasium is the daily schedule of many students. ' 15.556 Tiger 0 7

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Vacation time is not iust play time I sd. L3 . f ALL' , X Linda Hudinan-too old for a wagon-begins a fairy tale for her attentive listeners at the Home Economics Nursery School in June. June 1, 1958, brought cheers and hurrahs because it marked the be- ginning of three months of no more studying for all but 86 summer school students and four yearbook staff members, who sharpened their pencils and dug in harder. Staff members and Mrs. Crane, their sponsor, headed for the Univer- sity of Missouri to share yearbook ideas at a ten-day journalism course. Vacation became a time for learn- ing as well as playing. All too soon September rolled around and the first bell sounded for another year at Texas High, Oh for a nice cool swim, yearns Bobbie Maule while Patricia Terry and Susan Hardy hurry to finish their typing assignments during surn- mer school. Q, i. tl,, . in 't' - 'S wg,-Q44 . H ' A it f' i 'wt Interest appears to be behind Bob Hamilton, David Tilson, Sara Cody, and Nancy Del- euze as they discuss ideas with Shane Cavanah and Hank Miller of Missouri at the year- V book clinic at the University of Missouri. Tiger 9 9