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

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Y? Electives such as World Geography 10 stimulate interest in knowledge of the world around them for students Charles Crow, Hardy Robason and Dan Best. Mrs. Beryl Richardson promotes Longhorn spirit in senior English classes by encouraging students to answer roll call with victory slogans. Early morning arrivals Robert Fisher, Robert Watkins and Van Franks find a few vital minutes to study. 5 af' 3 fw- -anim s........t .,....., .t ws.-A

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Students Stud During School Year Sebastian Pantoia daydreams while referring to an unabridged dictionary during his study hall hour. l-Iere, near France, says Mr. Milton Miller as a student gets indi- vidual aid in history. Midnight has come and gone, only a few hours are left until the final moment arrives. These are the hours which can spell success or failure to a hard-working student's school plans. The demon which lies ahead-the test. Study, for many students, took place at home. For some, study hours were spent in front of the television at a friend's house. For others, time to study was found in the front seat of a car on the way to school. Somehow, though all found those extra moments at school the most valuable. Susan Kullowatz makes a last-minute check on her notes before taking a major test. we--ef

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