Killeen High School - Kangaroo Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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SCHOOL RULES of no familiarity on campus were greatly relaxed during mistletoe hanging for the Christmas decore. I' ,M 37 1 L eval iiii iiiiiii I l ,fzfiiilgii . ' With 1 if 5 5' iw A' K f NO MATTER what one's age coloring Easter eggs is still fun. Mike Iones, Kenneth Wood, and Sue Mc- Williams try their artistic hand in the Home Ec. Room. WORKING AT Radio Station KLEN is an annual occasion where on a full day, March 13, students may try their hand at announcing, record- ing, writing, and other necessary work which goes into radio broadcasting. sz- vi, O Q . Student Life-27

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Rollicking Red Letter Days IEANIE ELLISON reverses tradition as she hands her 'Steady Va1entine,' Doug Hooten, a heart of sweets. IT WAS a long, hard trek, but the un- interested boys were finally shanghaied back stage. Taking advantage of Leap Year, the girls profusely pledge their devotion and beg the guys to be theirs. 26-Student Life CAUGHT UNDER the mistletoe, two students exchange a season's greetings.

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FUTURE RANCHERS Iohnny Shine and Earl Clark study the anatomy of a cow to further their knowledge in their chosen field. Not only training for future agricultural work is offered in special classes, but many other vocational courses are made available. 28-Student Life FOR THIS senior. the dream of every girl will soon become a reality. Linda Vahrenkamp, Mary Riemenschneider. and Ryan McNulty admiringly examine Pat Thomas' newly acquired engage- ment ring. ROGER MANOGIAN discusses with Lt. Col. Hines the many fields open to those who seek a career in the Armed Forces, beginning with col- lege R.O.T.C. They also discussed the ad- vantages and disadvantages of every senior boy's worry-the draft.