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

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ar rom Registration to Records to Receipts 'incl UYSORTING TO FINGER CALCULATIONS . . . Mrs. Mary A MOMENTS RELAXATION . . . Mrs. June Hobbs, attend Slice Cline, secretary to the principal and office auditor, ance clerk, pauses a moment from recording daily absences 'ecords the day's money receipts and prepares the money for he armored car. 'e E ,.,At., Pg? EINSTATEMENTS, REASONS AND REQUESTS . . . The office is the hub of early moming actions as Mr. Raymond Perkins, ssistant principal. hears excuses for absences and tardies before the daily routine of classes begins. 19

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tgg3,5,i.,g,- fr . .k,L,- . , ,V5i,,3m,,,,,5., K ,,..,w,W.WfsWt Mwm awmwme, ,,.m,n., FILE FILTRATION . . . Mrs. Leta Rogers, assistant librarian, re-organizes the files which are rendered useless by constant use. 18 Duties 0 Rebel ice Staff HHELLO, TASCOSA HIGH SCHOOL . . . Answering and makingz phone calls to check on absent students are some of the duties of Mrs. Ellen Nutt, attendance clerk. '4Good Morning, Tascosa High School, office . . . Miss Haley . . . Just a moment, I'll connect you with liern . . . Good morning, Tascosa High School . . . Yes, Mrs. Smith . . Oh, I'm sorry, John is ill . . . Thank you for callingn . Hello, Tascosa . . . Yes, one moment . . . Miss Williamsi' . . . Good morning, Tascosa . . . Yes Mrs. Foreman, I'll remind! Mr. Lynch to get you a substitute . . . '4Hello, Tascosa . . . Yes, one moment . . . Miss Williamsv . . . These are the familiar voices of Tascosa's office staff that are heard every day. This competent staff is responsible for recording attend ance, reminding students that they are requested to atten seventh period because of an unexcused tardy, checking o absentee students, the registration and bookkeeping of Tascosa Files are kept on the grades, class standings, absences, an activities of every student in Tascosa. These women and thei helpers are responsible for keeping all the records straight.

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BLONDE BOMBSHELL . . . Carol Sheffield Who you gonna, yell for? Rebels! Rebels! What ya gonna, yell? Fight! Fight! ..... l' Rebel spirit raged high among all students throughout the sporting year at THS. Numerous pep rallies, tremendous game representation and excellent team standings serve as simple proof that Rebel spirit was not easily daunted. Many a hoarse student atended school on the days following pep rallies and busztrips to games. Spirit songs and the familiar cry, What7s the 1 good word? , resounded in the cafeteria during the weeks preceding important games. Poster contests during spirit week stood as an outstanding example of Rebel pep. General Reb and the six cheerleaders provided excellent leadership at games and other spirit gatherings. Rebel, the goat was faithfully present at every football gameg his presence further aided the shouts of encouragement which rang through the stands. A blast from the muzzle of the Rebel' cannon brought to a climax every Rebel game. Man Pre-game Activities brushes up on her twirling routine as Charles Cathcart tries to ignore her. ai l it 5 9 s , Z EHNDIEE AGTELT X voter: 1 - s maroon PROTECT YOUR FREEDOM . . . The satirical arrangement of these posters, made by .ludy Morgan, ,lane Sellon, and Kathleen Wimberley caught the amused attention of many Tascosa students.