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

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LET'S GET THESE CLASSES TOGETHER . . . Gale Combs, Lynda Swafford, and Martha and Linda Buttram begin registration for class the first day of the 1961362 school year. Registration or Subjects and Class Elections AND OUR NEXT CANDIDATE . . . Don Maclver is presented to the sophomore class as a candidate for president while Simmie Callahan, Ricky Woods, Dick Weinberger, and Bob Hampton wait their turn. 16 New classes, new teachers, new faces same problems A greet all Rebels at th- first of the year. Registration for senior proves to be a bigger problem with mort shuffling to get in required subjects. Junior try to make the rounds and get teacher with recommendation from the ugrapevinel' Sophomores are introduced to a new hom- which will yield surprises and memories fo the next three years. As students become settled in thei classes, a new sense of excitement begins tr enter the scene. Rumors and slogans ar passed down the hall, and then the announce: ment that class officers, campaign week ha started. Posters advertising all those st dents running for a class office appear u and down the halls. Suspense mounts a the finalists for Miss Southern Bell are selected. After'the presentation of the candidat to the student body, the students vote i secret polls. Following the announcement the outcome, each experiences elation, prid . . . . . or disappointment.

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Pep rallies on the patio, the giant bonfire which added the tang of burning wood to the heat of flaming desire to win in the hearts of all Rebels, the clever skits at the pep ralliesg will be remem- bered as times when spirit and enthu- siasm rose to new heights. Dances such as the chaotic Victory Dance, the festive Mardi Gras, and the glittering Crystal Ball will he remem- bered as 'Gmagic nights with some- thing enchanting in the air. Activities such as these caused Rebels to heed and enjoy the Warm fellowship that exists at Tascosa. 3 lf x, . IFR Al BIJJL- t ' A'g'1xl:1

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X f ,L-,, . SQ fi Fpllifn 'ff i or X CAMILLE R t J ,. Miss Qfsoumrxn 'CY REBS 'abou f WEN 'Nfl I SHOULD I VOTE A STRAlCHT TICKET? . . . Posters and signs representing candidates running for office appeared in the halls, throughout the commons, and on '4Every hrick walln. r' Begins School Activities lsi if i ' .,,, -,gasp r :. g:sssf,,g,kgq:ii h W ,., , - BEAUTIES ON PARADE . . . .lan Miller, Camille Storey, Sally Sullivan, Pat Price, Linda O'Brien, and Kay Arden, candidates for Miss Southern Rell, wait on stage for their presentation to the student body. IHEY! THIS IS SECRET . . . Carla Buckmiller, Cheryl Grimes, Donna Banister, Steve Crowell, and Hill Smity stand in line to place votes for their choice for sophomore officers. 17 me s f yt vm,-,,,, - ,. . 4,