Tascosa High School - Las Memorias Yearbook (Amarillo, TX)

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NEED A SHINE? . . . .loe Hobbs polishes the Mc T in preparation for a Rebel rally. BEDTIME STORY? . . . Rebel Ann Kathy Winburn plans to be a teacher. She spends many hours working in the counselor's offices and with FTA. six seniors given rebel ann tascosa da NEED A PENCIL . . . Kenneth Crabbe loads the paper and pencil machines for another day. This is one of the many tasks which he performed this year. fm:

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Yr I COULD JUST CRY . . . William Whifley can'f resisf shedding a fear over ihe occasion while Pai Price, Linda Reese and Mike Graham fry fo comforf him. Jvorites presented by yearbook staff lSN'T THIS FUN . . . Lawrence Bagley smiles approval as Nan- cy Bissanfz nervously pins a bouionniere on freshman favor- ite Hal Wilkerson.

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MAN ALIVE . . . Rebecca Herring leads a cheer during a basketball pep rally. gf -1 .ws s-EM.. DON'T YOU WANT ONE? . . . Loyce Katz sells slave tags for the Student Council during Topsy-Turvy week. wards lor outstanding service to t.h.s. The Student Council began in December to present the Tascosa Dan and Rebel Ann awards. They were presented each month to seniors who were outstanding in service to the school. The students were nominated by letters stating the reason why the student should be' chosen and listing his or her activities. Mr. Lynch announced the choices over the public address system and the trophies were presented in assemblies. fVONDER IF IT STILL WORKS . . . Bobby Adams takes tis horn out of the case before band practice. I l l 145