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

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CARRIED Wl'l'H PRIDE . . . The Confederate flag means fnany things to the students of Tascosa. It is tended and carried by members of the Wranglers to all pep rallies and athletic events. As Teams Are Honored As DiXie', rings from the auditorium, shouts f enthusiasm and joy are heard from the Rebels. ootball and basketball teams are honored with various yells, skits and posters. Many hours of hard Work are put into the Jand and twirler routines. Cheerleaders practice new yells as they prepare humorous skits for the team. Key Clubis Wranglers also prepare for ep rallies by setting up microphones, putting up osters, caring for the Rebel mascots and giving any more aids. After the work is done, the spotlight comes on and the Rebel Flag is seen above the heads of the spirited students. The band plays MDiXie,7 and the Model Ml , escorts the team in. The thirty inutes is filled with victory yells and sounds of appiness as the rally ends with the student body inging their alma mater - Tascosa High School e Love You ...... . . W BEN BLASTS OFF . . . In an energetic: display of spirit, Ben Lokey practices a cheer before the pep rally. 25

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YUM, YUM! . . . ln the last football pep rally skit, senior football players, Duane Morgan, Ronnie Gillespie and Jimmie Fields are presented with, pies from Diane Todd, Judy Houston and Bonnie Gregory as master of 1-eremonies, Paula George, watches. urprises, Skits and pirit Found at Pep Hallie 3 V - 3 35? - ' e - QQFQ. WHERE IS THE ENGINE? . . . Raymond Perkins, assistant prin cipal, prepares the Rebel Model T for a pep rally. A PYRAMID OF PHUNJES . . . Junior girls, Nancy Bissalltz, Ka Stubhlefield, Georgia Parker, Patsy Cain, Susan Upshaw, Dorind King, Pam Warr and Bonnie Gregory gather after a skit they hat just presented for the pep rally.

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SYMBOLS OF HONOR . . . Tascosa Dan and Rebel Ann statuettes represent years of hard work for deserving senior recipients. Seniors Receive Dan, Tascosa Dan and Rebel Ann statuettes are student service awards given to outstanding seniors who through their contributions have made Tascosa a better place. The recipients of these awards are not only nominated for scholastic ability but also for leadership, character, scholarship and service to the school. Chosen monthly by a Student Council Committee with a rotating faculty advisor, the senior girl and boy recipients are nominated by letters from the student body. 3 ,f 3 ty 'ii' 1 'za ass, tt,, as t,r,. ftp ' S '-i' P A A C f-seal? -v ' ' 57? , .. 'ei' iigil- , eU-'15 Nlsltlfllilll e at i c ss f . ,f ' 11, in 2 . ,s', i,'i FIRST OF THE YEAR . . . Sally Sullivan and .lack Dison, Ann TWO AT THE TIME . . . Jerry Melson, Mike Rodgers, and Dan for the month of October, were presented their awards Dan and Ann awards Simultaneously examine the at the Rebel-Sandie pep rally. early this year. Sharon and Mike were chosen for the 26