Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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December blows in ci blizzard of activities I Vi 1 30 4. .V Q C , SWEET SPIRIT-Mrs. Russo, Susan Chadick, Carole Ward, and Larry Silvey show the cake brought to her third-period English class-a unique way to express their Tiger spirit before the Odessa game. The class hopes to sample the Sweet spirit-after school, of course! DECEMBER 1 Christmas Barrel ' 11 T' VS Od P ' lgers 853 ernilfan Hoi H01 HO!-Santa Claus cnandy Jonesy arrives at 17 Santa aus v1S1fS Texas High on the day before holidays to distribute pepper- 20.31 Christmas Holiday mint sticks to all the good little girls and boys. CADILLAC FOR AN HOUR-Mrs, Hamilton receiveg- gift she asked' for-a yellow Cadillac. During the hour for an hour-from her fourth-period Latin class the Christmas She proudly drives members of the Class argund the block. 27

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lzristmczs is wonderful season of chills, thrills :M . H E 'egg l.., , , Y ' .l , W5 l'-' Q p V 5 ' ' .tv g M CJ 0 y F, ll,, , Q .,,k4,, 6 jL A '5 00 F ., O ,.., TIP-TOP TRIBUTE-The Rosebud Garden Club shows its gratitude to the '65 Tiger champions by their display in the foyer of the main building. A picture of each coach and each Tiger is displayed, and miniature hats top the exhibit. ,lim A PAIR OF FANS- Pete and 'LBill , backed by the banners they carried in pep rally, are rushed at noon by supporters wanting tickets to the Odessa game. Pete is our assistant principalg HBi1l , our principal. 26 A REFLECTION OF WINTER sparkles, mirroring a 'gblizzardn of activities. It blows by rapidly, showing the riotous Senior play, Tom Jones . . . basketball games . . . mid-term exams . . . Christmas parties and last-minute shopping highlight the glittering, glisten- ing season. Frosted windshields . . . slick sidewalks . . . breath that smokes . . . girls in 'cwell-fittingn football jackets-these are signs of winter, a wonderful season spiced with chills and thrills. DELIVERY BOY-Scott Rozzell, Key Club mem. ber, places a Christmas barrel in the main hall for canned goods for the needy.

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fcmuary snows are no excuse or closing .School I jl I I EXEMPTION PROBLEMS-After waiting for hours, Linda Griggs finally gets to see Mr. Peters, assistant principal, about her exemptions. Those who had questions concerning their attendance record or averages, met Mr. Peters in S102,before mid-term finals began. fe' BALLOT BOYS-Brian Goesl and Mike Stout arrange ballots for homerooms to vote on, class favorites. JANUARY 3 Christmas holidays end 13-14 Mid-term exams 1411-29 Snow 24 V Senior invitations ordered 27 Favorites nominated Football banquet 29 Third yearbook deadline gif' X K H.- Q Q , V T , ,ag-v ' Yah iE43r,f,t T + s 2 N THAT IS SNOW?-Suzanne Shields and Vickie very little is evident in the picture, snow did fall Stinson, Tiger yearbook staff members, rush out to heavily for hours. For the record, it lasted for two Vickic's car after school to feel the first flakes of weeks. snow that started falling on January 14. Although 28