Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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TOP TEN-fbottom row! first, Nancy Chadickg second, Simrnonsg third, Betsy Shieldsg fourth, David James: Elise Raglandg Hop row! sixth, Lynda Pirkeyg seventh, Yearbook staff honors .lulia fifth, Lynn Jrs. '? A 'mwfww Vickeryg eighth, Dana Wrightg ninth, Elizabeth Ranking tenth, Tom Wyrick. Crane with surprise tea THEY'RE HERE-Jacob Ray helps to unload the yearbooks WHAT SIZE ?-Linda Meehan is measured for l1er cap and from the truck when they arrive toward the end of May. gown by Mr. John E. Moore, assistant principal. 2I

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Texas High boasts 1968 graduating class of 365 May is the month for 365 harried Seniors to gradu- ate-prom gowns to be fitted, corsages to be bought, invitations to be addressed and mailed. Yearbook staff members honor their retiring sponsor, Mrs. C. C. Crane, with a surprise tea. The school congratulates its ath- letic teams at an All-Sports Banquet. Student body president David James gives his gavel to the presi- dent-elect, Gary Kusin. Yearbooks finally arrive in late May as the school year draws to a close. WE LOVE YOU MRS. CRANE-Leslie McGee and Charles Maly look on as Mrs. Crane, retiring yearbook sponsor, first learns that the '68 Tiger is dedicated to her. GARDEN OF EDEN-Senior Tom Wyrick and date dance to the music of The Groovin' Kind at the Senior Prom. l 20

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Students abandon school or three months o sunshine, summer jobs Summer erupts with a splash of water and an epi- demic of sunburn. Students abandon books for three months of vacation trips and summer jobs. Even summer school relaxes restrictions-sandals, coke breaks, outdoor classes abound. Sociology students travel to the Federal Correctional lnstituteg civics students re-write the United States Constitution. Publications staff members, cheerleaders, Boys' and Girls' State candidates spend weeks at summer workshops and return to Texas High with honors, plans for the new school year. nf j gg mf f If f 1 -- ,M mwwmmwmmmwmgkw ',t, sam. .mam - W W suaamwwewmw- s,.,,,, A, c,,cc M ,,,t, W ,. Ammm,mmw1M Mmmu . ' ,g i ,'g SW5 me ., ,,- es. . , g Q lwwwv ,,.c , t,tt. .' - , .wi-'-' 41 a'I.w,'l X ' ' 'J ,..i .:i,.ffff::.'2,if1E10i ..,1-' Slit? -' 94W '-w'21li:f9VfE3:f1l. ef , :H -W 'L F1-vaaw mavi W uk! --4'- 1 N'-, iw' ' ' ,ttt'er trtri-' A ,, Tl ,,c, -ici ' ' lf' ' tr, ' f tt, gf fi: i ': 5 k 'i'i ,, '? .fn 2 ssss Q tss . T' ' - wzuefzzn-at IQ, zggify aa, 1 f' f,.. 'U'ff f .v w A p . . ,oer V,,,,,., V:,.:,,,. Vkyryy ttssc ittsscs sess l is A A. AV , , ,,, .1 trli t ' . rf'e fisfsessrvifetsfu edf 'f .wma 'if -f,- . .1 J,- o ., eot' ' i n . SOAK A LITTLE SUNSHINE-Brenda Austin and Pat Jackson darken their tans at Sands Motel pool. ENGINES AND AXLE GRE mechanical apprenticeship at 22 ASE-Joey Wrighfs summer job is McLarty Ford. CYCLISTS-Martha Arnold, Susan Nash almost lose control as they learn to ride a bicycle built for two.