Belton High School - Lair Yearbook (Belton, TX)

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ADJU . . .A QILH OF GE With the shortage of ,. i,,,, t X5-qgfafa Af22: Q gas0l1ne,1t waSn'f Q 1 i e , 1 too unusua to see a , K Car bemg Pushed when the su 1 ran r 342 ,,,- tf.,,, K ,.r. fi ,,,,J3?W., . M1447 4- an info. fa ,JZ 1 weg-www? tvw f af If ,w,ff:fv?4fegfwQ?fiU: , J f -ff-,f z , , s, ,. Buff , ,2x,f.f.,A,,,, ,, ,iw , ,Jef . ., A t Q '. .- Ou ' ,Q'1 In an effort to save e I fuel Pres1denr N1xon t ' H ,h'i- 4 1 - asked that the speed 3 ,. l1m1t be reduced to , ' ' Jefeifrv-z ,I:', 1: 1, ftgvxm and 50'm Texas If was Y L,'. 55' f J ,' ',,e'e M ee ' ,,,., 1 C . H . E ralg unter CIICS . to thumb a ride from i 'V l a pretty passing ,pi Cychst- - l In accordance with the energy crisis, sports event were scheduled earlier in the day, car pools were encouraged among students and faculty. Daylight Savings Time went into effect all year around and to avoid students having to come to school 'fi M, ii 4 t V 4 -es ' 2 Wa. 3 3 W Q W at f 'J in the dark, the school board set the entire school schedule ahead one half hour. Most students and teachers preferred sk the new schedule, but on April 1, the old schedule went back into effect.

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A QILHOUEITE OF VALUES A traditional senior function is a spring dance which is given each year by the parents. Every year the Honor Society members are given a day to teach. Janet Kerley taught in Mrs. Reich- ert's American Government class and found it nec- essary to remove a disruptive court member. This year's senior play was Up the Down Stair- case which was presented in February.

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ION... A QILHOUEITE OF EMOTVON Expressions are the way people read each other's feelings-sadness, happiness, anxiety, uncertainty, con- cern, sympathy, and astonishment are but a few of the many emotions we all express from time to time. Chery Oxley holds a look of detachment and uncon cern as she rests wearily during the school day. Mr. johnson smiles with pleasure as he conducts the Freshman Band. Bobby Wulf has a look of disgust or perhaps even horror on this face-one might think he has just seen THE EXORCIST. A grim look of concern shows in Frankie Martinez's face as he watches a Big Red baseball game. Happy and bubbling with energy, Liz Smith clowns for the camera.