Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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THIS ONE would he effective, says Mrs. lohnson, Sponsor. to Joyce Crowell as they look for costume ideas for the annual Christmas pageant. Girls Recreation Club stresses service and provides outstanding entertainment NIEYIBERSHIP in the Girls' Recreation Club was quite an honor. and members worlcerl harrl throughout the vear to he deserving of this clistinrftion. Girls' Rec. produces annually the Christmas pageant. one of the most anticipatecl assemblies of the vear. Wllhe Old. Olrl Story , never grows olcl with THS aufliences. The lovely Valentine dance came to a highlv success- ful climax with the crowning of the Girls, Rec. Sweetheart. Linda Dunkin. Girls' Rec. continuefl all through the vear with this purpose uppermost: to train girls for civic work. President Vive Presiflent Secretary Social Chairman Sponsor Nlarilvn Xloore lovce Crowell lclalee Raffaelli , Carol Morgan Mrs. Ellene Johnson BE C.-XRlfFl'l.l says Carmon Coffman to Fnooks Temple who are hanging yards of red and white crepe paper for the Girl-' Rec, Valentine dance.

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Headlines, deadlines, red lines bug Tiger staff TO BK .X SECCESSFEI, TIGER staff member. each one had to demonstrate proficiency in one of three Us-Cabbing. Griping. and Cuzzling. Esually about a week before the deadline. someone would wake up and face facts: My goshf Nly goshf Wwe have to mail T00 Dages next weekfv 'fiooooooodfi' the other nine would respond. and then would begin the wildest scram- ble imaginable. Of vourse. being on the- staff had its Compensations: kivk-off and presentation assemblies. trips to yearbook f'llIllI's in Conway. fXrkansas. and Texas X A NI last summer. not to mention tht- seasonal parties. The ten-man we-w rf-ally got a bang out of the lie-nton trip for this THSl'fX f'4iIlY9IlilHIl flIl more ways than uma' tallurling. of vourse. to the- new widely-publir-ized usmasheup in llc-nton squareul P Drawing layouts. taking and cropping pictures. sell- ing ads and yearbooks. writing copy . . . all of these mounted up on the 'lpoor souls. but May finally ar- rived and brought with it that prized 'lil' ol' book to make up for all the time and f-ffort spent. X 0 lr lxxsxegvffx - 'J LISTEN TO THE WHEELS turnf Sam Berkman, Sports Editfr is deep in thought. Lis he -trims for originality in his pfrt layouts. W.Xlf.ll llll. llllililhf N11-, l.r.1nv. .xflXl-ftI', from hvr work long enough to ln- srlf1ppC1.l.i' p if BON VOYAGE! Photographer, Tony breed HHIQRRY WITH THOSE thumb-tacksl I can't hold this much longerfn exfflaim is taking off on one of his numerous picture- Linda Falks. Typist. to Joan W'illiums, Business Manager. These two are largel snapping juunts. responsible for the clever posters during yearbook sales. Anka! y tra 's t BE TIGER ' 1 If W4-1