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

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academic groups . MAD SCRAMBLE . . . Members of Spanish clubs from all Amarillo schools dive tor the goodies that came from their pinata. This was part ot the Christmas program. spanish clubs hold la fiesta de epiphan Los Conquistadores promotes in- terest in the use of the language, to develop familiarity with speech cus- toms and culture ofthe Spanish speak- ing people. The Fiesta de Epiphany lLos Reyes Mayosl was celebrated by all city Spainsh clubs at Tascosa. In the spring, the Spanish Club took a trip to Juarez, Mexico. Mrs. Darlene Russell is the sponsor. Three years of Spanish are offered to the students in Tascosa. REACH HIGH . . . Diclcy Freeman hangs the pin- ata for La Fiesta de Epiphany while members of the Spanish Club watch. SWING YOUR PARTNER . . . These youngsters do a Spanish dance as the program for the 198 club meeting.

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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, , ,

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.lucly Terry President Sharon McQuay Vice-President Libby Underwood Secretary Linda Gilley Treasurer BET YOU CAN'T GET IT . . . These girls are participating in the GRA activities after school. This was one of the basketball play-offs for the championship team. lP IN THE AIR, LIKE A BIRD . . . .ludy follins takes a free shot for her team. he teams play each day after school in le girls' gym. .9- i :.'5Iff N7 ik Ira sponsored mixers and intramurals A variety of sports is provided for all girls in the GRA. The Girls' Recrea- tion Association provides an oppor- tunity for girls to participate in all forms of recreation and activities. Some of the special activities of the GRA were to sponsor two Games' nights for the Student Body. They also did modern dance, archery, speed- away, basketball, volleyball, badmin- ton and ping pong.