Happy High School - Roundup Yearbook (Happy, TX)

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Students were constantly in motion, in and out of school activities. Keeping up with fashion trends required a lot of time shopping, selecting colors, and coordinating styles and kept students on the go. Spending time with friends, clowning around and sharing secrets kept them going as well as talking hours on the telephone. Getting along with siblings, offering help and cheering them on pulled students closer together. Making sure traditions re- mained a part of school ac- tivities moved students emotionally. Students in constant motion always kept going, shared time, pulled together, and moved ahead. Dressed comfortably in a plaid oxford shirt and Wrangler jeans, Clint Johnson concentrates on his accounting worksheet. 6 STUDENT LIFE

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Getting his day off to a good start, senior. Rowdy Bryan, arranges his books in his decorated locker bet- ween 1st and 2nd period. After moving back into the old ag. classroom, Mr. Fry helps Carlos Reyes learn to use the beltsander on his wood project. Mr. Kuehler settles himself as well as the equipment into the new band hall. First National Bank P.O. Box 47 Tulia, Texas 79088 995-2301 Time Temperature 995-2351 OPENING 5

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Students reminisce over last year’s pictures in Mrs. McDowell’s room while waiting for an- nuals to be handed out on registration day Lisa Yerby pins Julie Yerby’s Homecoming before school started on August 26. mum on dress-up day. On the afternoon of the deadline, Jay Sims is still working to memorize his lines from Hamlet, an English IV assignment. Following the annual staff slide show October 30. Jobeth Thompson hands out order forms to the students and teachers. STUDENT LIFE 7