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

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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

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FINALLY MADE IT . . . E. L. BOOKS, BOOKS . . . Mr. Raymond Perkins issues more nmit shows Diane LeGate books while .Ierry Webb takes them to a classroom ' Jean Fortenbury, mid-term to be distributed among second semester students duates, their diplomas. thers register lor second term classes The bitter with the sweet came when Christmas vacation was over and students returned to prepare for semester exams. Twenty-tive seniors were grad- uated at mid-term, and the rest of the school registered for sec- ond semester. For the seniors of '60, it was the last high school registration. Many hurried to register with their teachers while others en- joyed the one-hour free period. Classes resumed at 9:30, and the life at Tascosa returned to its usual pace, as students started their new classes. AND DID YOU HEAR . . . Students talk and eat in the cafeteria during the hour free period they re ceived while registration was going on WANT WILLIE . . . Student wait in line to talk to Dean Jane Wil- : about their registration.