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

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academic groups . VIVE LA FRANCE . . . Mr. J. Amarillo Air Force Base spoke to the first period French class about his life in France and French customs. iiiiipr vc!-W L, A. Cross, employed at the girl!! trench study based on class conversatio ln an assembly program at Tascosa and also at Sam Houston Junior High School, the French Club presented a picture of French life and encouraged people to take French in high school. The French Club is composed of students in first and second year French. This club is organized to en- joy French out of the classroom. Films of France and guests who have been in France were on the programs. HMMM, LOOK AT THE GOODIES . . . The French Club met at Ma Mike Oles's house to discuss their program for assembly. They are Mc Mike Oles, .ludy Stroud, Mrs, Doris Mitchell, sponsor: Becky Oden, S Bailey, Candace Dowlen, Ramdna DeWolfe and Suzanne Schilling. 5 I i President ff? Mary Mike Oles Q Vice-President x kh s Ramona DeWolle V 'L ' I I Snrrotnrv-Treasurer V i ii

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EYES TO YOURSELF . . . Mr. E. M. Savage checks on his students as they take the National Mathematics Contest test. These students are members of the Tascosa Math Club. club stimulates appreciation of math The Tascosa Math Club pro- During the school year the motes scholarships in and en- Math Club made a trip to the ioyment and understanding of Burroughs Company W lt 6 r 6 mathematics a mo n g high they saw a demonstration of school students, the office computers. This organization is under H0OCl Fl'0nkS Gnd Walter the sponsorship of Mr. E. M. Meyer Spoke on their Summer Savage. workshops at Rice Institute and SMU. BUT MR. SAVAGE SAID . . . Larry Bailey practices with the 'A slide rule, an interest of many Math Club members. Bill Deaton President Kenny Wheeler L A ' Vice-President e ' I M-fy M11 -.J Secretary 'I95

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Celia Gaines President - 1' Jim Connell E A W Vice-President 9 Howard Stokes Secretary LATIN ROLL CALL . . . Mrs. Josephine Gunter sponsor calls roll for the Latin Club meeting in the Visual Aides Room The Latin Club is composed of students now taking Latin and those who have already taken it. I IX ' 4 .v . l. 'Ame v ' ' i x A N :atm banquet in spring highlights year Latin is a dead, dead language, as dead as can be. Once it killed the Romans, now it's killing me. This is a popular phrase among Latin students. In Tascosa three years of Latin are offered by two instructors, Mrs. Josephine Gunter and Mrs. Doris Mit- chell. The obiect of the Latin Club is to learn more about Rome and the Ro- mans through skits, plays, and pro- grams. The Roman Banquet was held in March for all senior high schools. RING AROUND THE ROSIE . . . Celia Gaines and an unidenti- fied partner do a dance for the Latin Club program. Karl Wedel looks on as well as the members present. I .x X, , ,