Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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DESERVED AWARD - In a special assembly Coach Wally Myers hands Jimmy Pope his foot- ball lettrr jacket as a reward for a job well dons. WORTH EVERY QUARTER h Rosebud members Renda Jackets and gold footballs were presented to re- Complon and Linda Vincent find out for themselves that it Slm'mc eligihlcs. is worth every quarter they made by washing cars a even Mr. HaWs Volkswagen. SHOCKING, NAIVE ; Donald Bunn se- cures the banner advertising the hshocking hnaivc Senior Play a h'Dinny and the Witches.H DR. SEESS FANS? M Mrs. Keytonk seventh-period drama class listens intently to Pat Burke as she reads Dr. Seussk Sleep Baal; to them as part of their study of expres- V sion. Listeners are Mrs. Keyton, Cary Cildon, Jimmy Patton. Gary Harris q 2y Rochelle, w ; Kt?! h h Mike Sherrod. Bob Messer. Dale Rogers, Pal Hailey. Cynthia Fomby. and Sissy McGuire. 29

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F ebruary short on days, AUTOGRAPH HOUNDS e- Kathie Yocom signs her autograph 0n the jacket of the record made by A Cappella Choir. Next in line are Martha Thomas and Bob Irvin. Behihd wait Joe Hyde, Cale Huck- abee, Jan Heibert, Wayne Poe7 and Mike Sherrod. GUESS WHAT -e Phil Patterson chooses an appro- priate place - in front of the Valentine bulletin board 7 to whisper to Renda Compton his girl friend, to guess what he has for her Valentine gift. tShe prohv uhly secs itft 28 but long on activities WHAT IS THIS ONE? W Becky Dees, Linda Powell, and Betty Brown e FTA members H study one of the paintings on exhibit at the Arkansas Art Mobile before they begin guiding visiturs through the display. PUBLICITY MAN e Joe Hyde, drama stu- dent, goes overboard to put up posters ad- vertising the Senior Playt ihiiclw: xcgg

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Saturday is not wasted, even in relaxation, AS A BRliA'lllllCR in the St'lIOOl weekls activities, Satur- tlil-t finally rolls around. After five days tlfilled to the hrimy with lessons, meetings. and responsibilities, we are glad for 21 time to catch up. But our Saturdays are, by no means, l'rlazy days.f7 The day finds us in many different places. Here, a boy washes his car in preparation for another week or a Saturday night date. There, 21 girl washes and rolls her hair e with the same motives. At the library, many of us gather note cards for a term theme 01' check out books for a hook re- port. All around, students work hard at their Saturday jobs. Now and then a carload of us just 4igoof offi7 e vowingr that relaxation is imporlunL too. We take advantage of the day to do all those things we have not had time to do during the week. We are surely not wasteful 7 especially of our Saturdays! DADDYiS LITTLE HELPER n Stun Brumfield spends Sat- urday morning washing his father's ear in hopes he will get the keys Saturday night. CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS 77 Lola Simmoni examines a colorful vest Dnnniv Jones, salcsmun at Belles i; trying tn sell In her for at Christ- Iltih' gilt , matlw fur Churliv Cook, standing silently hy. SATllRDAY PIN-UP k Jo Ann Tyl puts the lust rullt-r in her hair 77 after shumpooing it . , tn inruro thut iinutur- ul shinvi' for Saturday night. 30