Idalou High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Idalou, TX)

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Freshmen enjoy Algebra class during 6th period. No candy on the tennis courts. Suzzy! Only A Heartbeat Away... Varsity boys basketball team play at Caprock tournament during Christmas vacation. Opening 3

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Only A Heartbea t A way... Have you ever been so close to dreams that you could touch them, reach out and take them in your hand? If so. then you know what we mean when we say that we're only a heartbeat away. For dreams are goals that we have set for ourselves. The accomplishment of goals is actually known as progress; and with progress, comes change. In many ways we have already changed. The changes may not always be apparent on the outside, but on the inside we are different people with different goals, different aims, and different dreams. Here at Idalou High School we have a lot of dreams — dreams for the future of our school, dreams for capturing the state championship in football, dreams for perfect perform- ances from our band, dreams for improving our organizations, and above all dreams for ourselves. We know that our school has a future by the fact that a recent addition has been made to the elementary building. A new first grade and kindergarten complex has been built to accommo- date the growing number of students who will begin their edu- cation here at Idalou. and it is our dream that the school will continue to grow. We know that our football team is good; after all, they won the district championship last year, but this year it is our dream that they will make it to the top. We know that our band has a new band hall in which to prac- tice and rehearse, and it is our dream that they will make a 1 in competition. We know that our organizations are under new leadership and that they are striving to increase membership and promote worthwhile projects. We believe that the Student Council will continue to present the problems of the students to the adminis- tration and that N.H.S. will regain its honor. We hope that F. T.A. will be successful in its new money-making project and that F.C.A.'s second year will be even better than 1978. In F.H.A. and F.F.A. we hope to see some boundaries crossed by having boys in homemaking and girls in Ag classes. It is also our dream that some day the Spanish Club will break down language barri- ers. Annette Parham. Wildcat mascot, looks on at footb game. 2 Opening

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Wildcats get into a whirlwind pile with Floy- dada. Lisa, our Viceroy lady, fights for any needed cause. Only A Heartbeat Away... Typists work for accuracy and speed. Steve Williams enjoys classroom lecture. 4 Opening