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

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James King , f UMNO Activities Listed Scharlene King , 4,if!.. No Activities Listed Mike Kirpatrick .e,e,,e.e.,, Bowling, D. E. Bernd Kirsch eaeeKey Club, Tennis, Foreign Exchange Student Ernest Kite G as aChemistry and Physics Club Phyllis Kline e,,gPresident of Tri-Hi-Y, GRA, Las Memorias Staff, Pioneer Staff Keneth Krabbe ecHLeSlide Rule Club, Key Club, Wranglers, Student Council Cindy Krause cLL,-No Activities Listed Benny Lawrence L eeeBasketball, Tennis, Pres- ident of National Honor Society, Summer Ex- change Student, District and Regional Cham- pion, Tennis dl? 4, .mi ...W 'fr' Nf 'i KING KING KIRKPATRICK KIRSCH KITE KLLNE S e n i 0 r S . KRABBE KRAusE LAWRENCE weekend dating routine broken by LECRONE LEE LEGATE LEWIS LIEBSCH LIGHT X 34,6 ' i 5 ' , Ala 'hh I A .pun- C ll if ,,.f..i2?.f 'Q' K Michael LeCrone -M LLLL Spanish Club, Key Club, Math Club, Chemistry and Physics Clul Sandy Lee ,.LL GRA, Business Service Club FTA, Bowling Club, Choir, Safety Counci Diane LeGate e.eL., French Club, Nationa Honor Society, Bowling Club, Las Memoria Staff, Secretarial Club Aubry Lewis ,,-saeee.L-No Activities Liste- Sylvia Liebsch ec- -s,,ULbc,U,FH, Carol Light ,.., as a,c-FHA, GR.

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Pat Hughes Business Service Club, FTA Peggy Jackson s , , E- as s das, FHA Lloyd Jacobs so Wrestling, D. E. Phyllis Jacobs s No activities indicated Grover Jennings s s s as sss.,,.. Choir Loyce Katz Secretary of Old Tack Press Club, Las Memorias Staff, Editor of Pioneer, Secretary of National Honor Society, Secre- tary of FTA, Student Council Lynda Kemper Tennis Team, FHA, FTA, D. E. Club, District Champion, Tennis Janie Kennett , s s , as . Tennis, D. E. Mike Kinchen Chemistry and Physics Club, Hi-Y, Old Tack Press Club, Advertising Manager of Las Memorias an .Hindu HUGHES JACOBS KEMPER J ' fi JACKSON JACOBS JENNINGS KATZ KENNETT KINCHEN cholarship, college board, aptitude tests WE'RE BEHIND YOU REBELS . . . Students pledge their loyalty as they sign their names to a poster located in the commons. The post- er was put on display prior to the Don-Rebel football game. It seemed that every time the sen- iors turned around-they had to face another test if not for one reason for another. A few of the tests that took the skill of each upperclassman were the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test, the National Merit Scholarship Test, the College Entrance Examination Board Test, the Betty Crocker Search for the Homemaker of Tomorrow Test, and the Admission test tor Texas University. As a result of these examinations, several seniors received full-time or part- time scholarships. The valedictorian and salutatorian were granted scholarships for the college of their choice in this nn f1I'Dr'l

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Linda Link LLL .LL LL LD. E. Club Johnny Lockwood L L LNo Activities Listed S Qs 'QF R bqgr Richard Lockwood LL L . L L LWrestling L s m N Sharon Lockwood LL LL L .FHA, D. E. Club L .K Ronnie Longanecker LLLLLLLLHi-Y, Thespians, Q -L- Chemistry and Physics Club, Stagehand ' ' ,f i ggsfs its Ralph Lord LL Hi-Y, Baseball, Key Club -4, A 1 yi ' Mary Beth Love LLL LLLatin Club, Band, Or- if 1 chestra, Safety Council, Business Service Club Susan Lovelady L L LLLLLLL LGRA, FTA, FHA Joel Low LL LL Basketball, Choir, FTA, Hi-Y ,J G LE Spanish Club LINK LOCKWOOD LOCKWOOD LOCKWOOD LONGANECKER LORD LOVE LOVELADY LOW council m ixers and the crystal ball During December the ever popular show and Coke dating routine was broken by the thrill of a winter formal dance - the Crystal Ball. Saturday night, December 12, 1959 found couples gathering in the beautifully decorated Commons, the meet- ing place for Tascosa. In early November the student council took to the homerooms 'he idea of having student mixers of dances n the Commons. Thus many enioyable mours were spent in this year of 1959-1960. LOOK A-WAY, DIX-IE-LAND! . . . cr school wide hope was realized that day last fall when the organ for the auditorium was delivered. This group of seniors is one of many who will enjoy this gift from the entire student body. 35