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r eptember opens the Kaleidoscope of school pl 5 IKE I? 'Ls i:f'.f:',' 'I rf' bt' , I ,s- q'p7,'f5 A 7 ly M Q ' I I .1 :z .. .. 4. if F f 1 , f 4 ARTW-THE APPLE OF HER EYE-Jeanette Carpenter admires the modern art she finds at the Four States Fair Art Exhibit, In fact, she enjoys it so much that she entirely forgets about the candy apple in her hand. LITTLE SHAVERS-QBennie Cox, Gary Ross, and Burl White-Whig Tiger shavers-grab a 1itt1e', Tiger, Richard Ross, and initiate him by cuttingaa HTH on his head. 20 OF SPIRIT-Cheerleaders get into the spirit by build- ing a pyramid during workout. Bottom row: ,5QzQLLQcom, Lola Simmons, Kathy Knight, Connie Cox, Middle row: Harriembbard, Ceci Looney, Amy McCulloch, Top: Linda Horton. J
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Final flings finish three months of 'fahw freedom FELLOW SUFFERERS-Betsy Shields and Kay Moore think it is more fun to suffer together. So they get together at Betsy,s and roll each other's hair. Bet- sy pulls a little too hard, but Kay does not mind, for she is thinking of return- ing the favor. 4 BOYS WILL BE BOYS-,lim Wright, Ed Shilling, and Leigh Anderson must have their fun. On July 4th, they shoot fire- crackers at Jim's house-caught only by the TIGER photograg pher. its V. READY TO MOUNT-Paul Farr checks his saddle girth before mounting his mare for a summer ride in the country. L LI9
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Fell is cz wonder, spiced b FALL NIPS THE AIR, heralding renewed Tiger spirit, mental vigor, a tingling in the blood. lt signals a usnappingi' end to three months of carefree days and the birth of a season crackling', with new faces and new activities. It is the best season for going back to school . . . attending wiener roasts . . eating cotton candy at the Four States Fair . . . tuning voice boxes to maximum volume at rousing pep rallies . . . kicking our way home through fallen leaves . . . ffoinfr to football games. D U It is a season dashed with color-mostl' orange Y rn and white-as posters urging the Tigers to victory pop up over night. Fall is spiced with activities . . . the swinging so homore sock ho in the ff m . . . .. c P P Dy the fear's first club meetings . . . victor dances 7 C Y after football games. Fall is a wonder! SEPTEMBER 1 School Starts 13-18 FOUR STATES FAIR 17 Tigers vs. Arkansas 22 Creative Writing Begins renewed Tiger Spirzt LOST-ONE SOPHOMORE-Kay Scheffelin is n the usual role of a sophomore on the first day-shes lost. . , , vgl . 5 iff IT'S HOC-KILLING TIME AT TEXAS HIGH!
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