Archer City High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Archer City, TX)

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LEFT: Homecoming Queen nominees Michelle Bledsoe, Gretchen Laudermill, and Angela Keiser try to main- tain a smile despite the windy weather as they are driven around the football field after the coronation ceremonies. LEFT: Lorraine Morrison serves fruit punch to ex- students at the traditional tea hosted by the home- making department. ABOVE RIGHT: A roaring bon- fire burned on Thursday night before the Home- coming game is the first official activity of Homecoming '87. “We believe in keeping in touch with our ed- ucational roots ... ’ Becky Schreiber, English-Spanish teacher Page sponsored by THE DINNER BELL 105 South Center Archer City, TX opening 13

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.. . school groups are best way to stay active One of the most active school or- ganizations was not in high school; it was a group of elementary stu- dents called Archer City Talented Students (ACTS). At the beginning of the year, ACTS listened to speakers who told them about nursing home life. ACTS was involved with Texas Future Problem Solving which dealt with the elderly. Later, ACTS “rolled in dough” at the Archer Service Center by mak- ing rikis, a Greek cookie. Before the year was out, these students had visited a bank, inves- tigated the problems a handicapped person would have at school, par- ticipated in a state problem-solving contest, ventured into history by reading roadside markers, visited a cemetery, performed the play “The Beach, and attended Creativity Day with Windthorst. The new group, led by teacher Theresa Henry, approached every project with enthusiasm. Many of the members even submitted arti- cles telling of their activities to the school paper, the CAT’s CLAW. Organizations