Caprock High School - La Saga Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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A Mr. jim Restine and Mr. Bob Allen rush to the aid of Mrs. Betty Patton, Little Red Riding Hood, to protect her from the clutches of a vicious Borger Bulldog during the pep rally skit presented by the faculty. Principal David Austin proudly examines the basketball trophy he is being presented by the B Team. '13 v x , ,,... 'T K' l

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f. f rbi 3 ff? 2 if Spd ie? r G93 'Z-riff? Seniors Rick Armstrong and Roy Welch comment at the collection of canned foods raised by the Student Council during their annual Christmas canned food drive. Festive Mood Christmas began early at Caprock as the - W Student Council sponsored the canned food and stamp drive soon after Thanksgiving. As Christmas spirit grew, homerooms and classes issued challenges and students got into the spirit of giving. Clubs sponsored various activities to raise funds for their favorite charities. The school took on a festive air as home- rooms worked to decorate and make the buildings cheery. Finally, on Dec. 17, the Key Club held its annual Christmas dance, a gala event that heightened everyone's im- patience for Christmas. On the last day before the holidays, the choir presented a program of Christmas carols from many lands along with a panto- mine accompanied by the singing of The Night Before Christmas. A wooden soldier stands watch over down- town Pepperment Lane during the holidays. Marie Walsher serves Mrs. Reba Elam a few delicacies at the FHA Christmas tea. C, Typical of room decorations was Mrs. Sally Caldwel1's homeroom. V 2l

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Assemblies Pep rallies, initiations, presentations and forums were a few of the many types of en- tertainment presented in assemblies through- out the year. Anxious students, willing to listen, waiting to hear, edged into the Audi- torium to fill the 999 seats. Variety was added to everyday happenings by various speakers during the year. Programs ranged from exchange students from all Ama- rillo high schools who formed a panel group discussing the customs of their countries to an All-Boy assembly featuring Body by Fisher courtesy of the Fisher Body Company. Girls were also entertained at the annual fall showing of Simplicity Patterns' newest crea- tions. Assemblies in all sizes, shapes, and forms were held in the Auditorium. Each was meant to please and entertain the student body. Exchange students held a panel discussion to develop ,interest in sponsoring the next year's exchange student. .xt . Vary School Life '-,.n'.f'5.- The car of the future as visualized by the Fisher Body Company was exhibited during an all-boy assembly given this year. Mrs. Katherine Roach, Simplicity patterns representative, fits Anne Russell for the FHA style show given to an all girl assembly. c