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

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foreword . We have chosen for the artistic theme of our yearbook the mosaic tile which is found on the pillars in the Commons and on the walls of the cafeteria. The colors, brown and green, which outline our alma mater against the sky, have been used. We chose this motif because it expresses the beauty of Tascosa which will long linger in our memories. We hope, however, that this signifi- cance of the choice may represent far more than a mere isolated memory. As we look in retrospect over our year at Tascosa, may we remember the Commons as the place where students and faculty met social- ly, but above all, as a place where they formed lifetime friendships. May the tile then represent the many facets of life ot Tascosa High: our academic work, our athletic challenges, our out- standing personalities. Hoping to help each to remember his part in the building of these pillars'of society, we present to you this book which represents the full meaning of each of those small squares of tile - THE 1960 LAS MEMORIAS.

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As the fans at a football game see the drum major lift his baton and hear the music strike up the first notes of a half-time show, most of them have no idea of the many hours of planning and practice that a half-time show requires. The same is true of a band concert or an orchestra symphony. In recognition of this work and to honor him, we dedicate the 1960 Las Memorias to Mr. Wayne Muller. Mr. Muller devotes many hours perfecting marching performances and directing the Tas- cosa Band and Orchestra. He has helped the band and orchestra to claim honors in regional contests in Canyon and the Tri-State Music Festival in Enid, Oklahoma. During the summer he attends the National Music Camp at lnterlochen, Michigan. Each year this camp auditions students throughout the country for scholarships in music. In addition to his busy schedule at Tascosa he teaches private lessons, plays with the Ama- rillo Symphony Orchestra and occasionally pur- sues his hobby, golf.