Texico High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Texico, NM)

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. QL will Llnda Hudson was overwhelmed by Santas generosrty Dwayne Brllrngsley and B111 Brllrngton recerved tremendous applause for therr rnterpretatron of the Srnothers Brothers Srngrng Chrrstmas songs and folk songs were Kathy Stone Pam Roberts Grlda Cathey Kathy Whrte Callalya Roberts and Jackle Hughes Christmas bserved Hootenanny Style Santa s helper Mr Paul Frederrck deserves an Oscar for hrs rmpersonatron of Santa Dan Chandler provrded background mus rc and played whlle the group sang Chrrstmas Carols - 1 , . 1 - 1 n n ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 - N . , .

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6LoSt Horizon' Draws Acclaim From Audience Any qualms that the senior class would be unable to do a drama, were dis- pelled when they put on a fine per- formance of the play Lost Horizon in November, Costuming, scenery, and make-up formed perfect background and set the mood for this Tibetan drama. Every seat in the house was taken and the play brought in Sl9l.5O, the larg- est amount ever taken on a play in Texico. Mrs. N, W, Peyton directed the play, The High Lama and Conway talk before The High Lama's death, Gary Farmer and Don Chandler. Jackie Hughes portrays Lo-Tsen, a Chinese girl Lloyd Harrison and Linda Campbell. Chang and Helen discuss Shangri-La. The plot begins in a room of a London tea-room. at 6 ,W 1 'V

Page 89 text:

Teeming with activity, the hallways of Texico High reflect the business like attitude of students hurrying for classes lest they be caught short of time, These corridors serve as a place for all kinds of chit-chat and friendly conversation. This is the happy side of life in the school. Texico High chool Lonnie Curry finds the school a pleasure. There are no long faces when Lonnie is around.