Groesbeck High School - Taog Yearbook (Groesbeck, TX)

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The band participated in opening ceremonies for the Houston Power and Lighting Plant which provides tax revenue for the school. Following most pep rallies, an inspired football team and the cheerleaders continued their own show of spirit in the morning. Opening

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A typical student might begin his day with a rush to school to beat the tardy bell. The morning was spent trying to complete unfinished homework during spare moments and trying to survive new assignments until lunch. At lunch the student was faced with few options. One could head for the cafeteria or commons area and remain on campus, or one could catch a ride or walk to town and fight the masses trying to grab a quick lunch. Regardless of the choice, the twenty- five minute lunch break seemed short, especially if circling campus and visiting were high on the list. Of course there were escapes from routine like the Camfel production, homecoming, spirit week, and the powder puff. Out of class time was less though, due to the restrictions of the state law. The 3:30 bell marked the end of the day for some students, but not all. Cheerleaders, sports participants, and play practice were a few of the activities that kept students after hours. 5 Student Life Division