Happy High School - Roundup Yearbook (Happy, TX)

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Residents Settle In Just as shoppers must find their way around a new shopping mall, students and faculty had to settle into new positions, places and routines. Seniors settled into their final year of high school. Their main concern ws finishing the required courses of English IV, free enterprise and civics. Four- teen seniors had the addi- tional concern of one more year of math. Teachers had to settle in their new rooms and organize their “stuff.” The new band and music teacher, Kevin Keuhler, put his things in his place and settled into his new position as music and band director. The annual staff enjoyed settling into their new “backroom.” After using a bulletin board and two small wooden cabinets for their office, they were thrilled to move into a new room com- plete with filing cabinets, shelves, and a table and chairs. Seniors settled into their places which were their lockers numbered one through twenty-four by the basement stairs. Sophomores congested the hallway around the water fountain by their lockers. Juniors occupied lockers numbered twenty-six to forty-one. Freshmen found Senior boys, Phillip James, David Poyner, and Justin Newport got back into the swing of things. by covering their free enterprise and English IV books for 1st and 2nd periods. On September 1, the first day of school, Marilyn Johnson, mother, helps Vance Johnson arrange his supplies in his new desk. INMAN’S WELDING SERVICE Day: 995-2804 Night: 995-4406 411 Each Service Rd. Tulia, Texas Portable Disc Rolling Blacksmith Welding Hard Surfacing themselves isolated from the other classes because their places were in the junior high building. Seventh grade students had to settle into the routine of junior high life. After coming across the street, they had to adjust to longer classes, more freedom with five minute class intervals and lockers in the hall. Just as it takes time to ad- just to a new shopping mall, students and faculty had to adjust and settle into their new “home.” Jeana Stockett. junior, helps Jobeth Thompson. senior, adjust her crown to begin her reign as homecoming queen at the pep rally. 4 OPENING

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At the beginning of the school day, Scott Sims and Marty Middleton greet one another. Jay Sims looks to see who is enterting the door and Clay Cogburn removes his hat. Loaded down with new supplies, Theresa Wilhelm and Laura Tirey await the 8:15 bell. OPENING 3

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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