Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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ASSEMBLY LINEwJudy Long and Linda Vincent work on assembling 1400 student handbooks before school begins September first. DECISIONS, DECISIONS-To help staff members dc- cide on a yearbook cover, Mr. Jay Tom Holley, yearbook representative, shows Tiger staff members Janis Jacobs, Rosemary Cody, and Mike Beaty samples of various grains and designs. F ootball workout denotes end of summer fun PRESCHOOL WORKOUT At Grim Stadium, Tigers Randy Heath, Jack Coach, and Larry Oxford work on blocking techniques under the close supervision of Coach Kirtley, while Cary Treadway, Billy Gibson, Craig Noe, and Stan Sellers await their turn.

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Plans for opening of school roll in August BOOKWORMSvAs Mrs. Cross unpacks her books in preparation for opening of school, she is surprised to find Visitors Wt among her slurvd bnxcs of English ma- terials, A handy ruler protects her from the onslaught of tlw little htmkwormsi NO STUDY HALLELiJuniors Ann McGuire and Jeanette Carpenter are not quite sure they like their schedules, given out on Registration Day, August 20. CHEESE CAKEiiCiOCkWiSCI Cheerleaders Sue McCraw, Gwen Maple, Susie Brown, Cheryl Clements, Becky Nolen, Marsha Wood, Gail James, and Mary Beth Sampson practice their routines before school opens in September. l6

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Carefree days end with arrival of FALL DOUBLE FUZZY-Students feel as fuzzy as this picture when they brave the crowded halls in an attempt to get to class on time. SIGN HERE-Mike Stout and Rosemary Cody, yearbook staff members, add their signatures to others on Mrs. Cranets cast, which she wore from August to November. WITH THE RING OF SCHOOL BELLS early in September, we realize that a whole summer of carefree days passed all too soon. Another nine months of studying, tests, and new friendships lie ahead as we get back down to earth and hope September may be the ttstart of something big? Pep rallies in the gym and football games on Friday nights unite us, pushing for one thinge-victory; Sophomore Sock Hop sponsored by the Student Council pulls us together as we meet new students and renew old acquaintances; victory dances after games give us an opportunity to get together and really ttswingh as we work together after cheering to- gether. As September comes to a close, we become active in various clubs, which have closed their membership drives. With the anticipation of Homecoming festivities occupying our minds, we eagerly await the announcement of the queen; we feel well-represented as our Student Council delegates are our agents at the State Forum at Midland, Texas, in February. When ttupperclassmenh get their Senior rings, we are all thrilled; for we realize that with FALL drawing to a close and winter approaching, those nine long months of school have been reduced to sixesix more months to push and pull for knowledge and fun.