Overton High School - Los Tejas Yearbook (Overton, TX)

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A Volume 46 A successful year was represented not only by survival of the fittesif' but also by pride in the accomplishments of all. The school em- blem, the visible symbol of this pride,hangs in the front hall by the entrance to the office, and was designed especially for our school. Unique in its style, the emblem signifies originality and the ability to rise, like the rearing muse tang, to meet the needs of any occasion - a shade better than the rest. !lIEJAS '85 Overton High School Box 130 Overton, Texas 75684

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ummer dventures Travel Self-Improvement - R-onaai-Tee Work - While some people looked forward to relaxing weekends, students looked forward to summer. Of course, summer was not as relaxing for the students who worked as it was for those who didn't, but it was more profitable. intellectually minded students took summer courses to increase their knowledge while the students who were into self-improvement be- gan rigorous weight-training pro- grams, participated in softball an- dfor baseball, or enjoyed touring the city on a ten-speed. Others thawed out from the winter months by attending the World's Fair, traveling, sailing, going to church camps, and tanning them- selves. Cheerleaders and twirlers attended camps to learn new routines. The At the Avinger FHA. work' shop, senior Deana Rinehart and junior Missy Williamson relax in order to complete unfinished paperwork. yearbook editors and sponsors also attended a camp learning how to per' fect their respective talents. Yet there was still a group of stu- dents left over. They were left to the mundane tasks of cleaning house, sleeping late, and catching up on their favorite soap operas. Those students with love in their hearts and stars in their eyes spent time with their boyfriends and girl- friends enjoying each other's com- pany and sharing special secrets. When they had nothing better to do, some adventurous souls passed the time by driving on unfamiliar roads just to see where they would lead. All in all, students enjoyed the summer break, but looked forward to another school year which was dest tined to be better than the rest. Looking for perfection, junior Mary Ann Ware and sophomore Chris Cook concentrate on adding the finishing touches to a new march. With the beat provided by 96X of Kilgore'Long- view, freshman Sheri Brown enjoys the atmo- sphere of a Friday night victory dance. ew, ,, 'wr Opening 3