Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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TH Homecoming dominates November calendar 5' A ...wi 4... . ,.. i .A 2' 5 PARTICIPATION in the UIL Marching Contest earned the ASTONISHMENT SHOWS on Karen Schneider's face as she Texas High Banda First'Division rating. is announced as one of this year's homecoming maids in her fifth period class. eerrr ,M tssees - HE , ner HOMECOMINC PARADE INSPIRES the artistic flare of the A Cappella Choir with its huge Tiger and piano forecast the members of clubs and organizations at Texas High School. The coming night's Tiger victory. 28

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AN INTERRACIAL COMMISSION, formed to promote good sitting from left to right: Quoquese Hill, Charles Harris, Tina student relations at THS includes, standing from left to right: Casey, Debbie Livesay, Bobby Collins, Debra Brown, and Marilyn Tommy Ables, .Iim Covert, Bruce Sharp, and Randy Cuillotg Miller. Clubs kick off with 'wiener roasts in Uctober Autumn was in the air in October-plus the smell of burning hot dogs as many THS clubs kicked off the year with wiener roastsg and victory, as the Tigers raced toward a district championship. Yearbook sales went Up, Up, and Awayw in the Tiger campaign, held early in the month. Several Texas High students became television L'stars -a half-hour program about the Reading Lab was taped for a local station. Harmony among the student body was improved by the formation of the Interracial Commission. Many Juniors became actors and actresses as rehearsals began for the November performances of the ,Iunior play, Ask Any Girlf' FRENCH CLUB members Carol Neal, Mary Pirkey, Fran Wortham, ,Ian Loveall, Susan White, and Donna Lindsey enjoy the October wiener roast at Spring Lake Park. 27

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RTZHEARSTNG for the opening of the junior play, 'SAsk Any Love concentrate on their lines as well as their actions in Girl, Judy Haltom, Gary Truitt, Brenda Sutton, and Vicki hopes of earning the laughter of the audience. Audiences applaud Junior play, flflsk Any Girly The halls and Walls of THS re- flected spirit in November as the mighty Tigers became district foot- ball champs and kept rolling in state play-offs. After a victory over Cleburne by penetrations, the Tigers beat Galena Park during Thanksgiving and advanced to quar- terfinals. Three performances of the Junior Play, 6'Ask Any Girlf' added to the enthusiasm of November. Victory was in the air all month -the band Won a aonen rating at the UIL marching contest in Kil- gore. Texas High Future Teachers found the 'Lhidden treasuren as they followed a pirate theme at the district convention, held in the Texas High Student Center and attended by over 300 FTA'ers from East Texas. As November ended, painted N windows and the Christmas spirit ushered in December at THS. PEP SQUAD CAPTAINS Ann Forehand, Ginger Woolsey, Patti Johnson, Sherri Harris, and Karen Schneider keep spirits high during a cold game. 29