Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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A CTIVITIES keep us moving THE WHIR OF WHEELS, excited Voices, and amhitious gleams in the eyes of Texas High students indicate that we are on the move! Opportunities are constantly knocking. EVery- one thrills at the chance to see the President of the United States in Texarkana tpicture 1t; evely Tigefs spirit is easily induced when he sees the new mascot in the person of a costumed pep squad Inemher tpicture 2t 01' when the Tiger Band boards, the bus to go to the airport to greet the President tpicture 3t. Scientific addicts have a chance to Witness open-heart surgery; money-mad students work at various jobs; civic-minded students offer their sewices in Red Feather Camp or church organizations. Chlhs offer the off-heat fun of the AY kick- off assembly; the enriching fun of working 011 the yearhook: the entertainment fun of the Latin Banquet. Special productions Often arrest our energies. Few pass up the opportunity to see a college play; everyone beams with pride at our own musical, tgoklahomaw, excitement envelops everyone in the Irish air of the AH-School Social. Whatever our pastimes 01' talents, we do not withhold our energieSewe are constantly on the move! 1 gig v u4w$t I i fit h ft . K. N. -. 1' . t e' '3; ' 3,. ms ,, t q A .; N'C '1 , t; Vt III. , -x ffr , W :x: , m - t x t-k RF x. t ,h xe. 4? :. .h - Xx 'x,-w h. 1 t-

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Varied activities add zest t0 SPRING SWITCHING FROM the bleakness of winter, ener- getic Texas High students are caught by the zesteboth social and academiCeof SPRING. No one wants to miss a single activity: Texas Highfs first musical pro- duction, ttOklahomatf; the orgy known as the Latin Banquet; FTA practice teaching; a trip to the Centenary College production of Wfaming 0f the ShrewK or the Honor Society money-making project, the movie ttThe King and 17 Projects. displayed in the All-School Fair give a hint of what science, social studies, languages, or any other subject are all about. The adamant political convictions generated by the Student Council elections and the chance to kiss the Blarney Stone at the All-School Social, where new Cheerleaders and Student Body officers are an- nounced, put zip in that ttlast lap,7 before summer vaca- tion. Report cards may tend to take on a ttnew 10018, as an epidemic of spring fever sets in. Inside the classroom, actions are stepped up, in spite of student attitude, for final exam time is here. We open notebooks, we proof- read term themes, and we tr-y to buckle down for the last academic lap. Graduation once again encourages us to think over all the events of the year, and introduces that long-awaited timee-SUMMER. STEP RIGHT UPeTim Eatman has just been sacked with a wet sponge at his booth at the AY Carnival in the girlst gym. FRINGE BENEFITS-Charlotte Nelson and Terry Cildon do not mind the fringe benefits added to the costumes they chose for the All-School Social at the American Legion Hall in March.