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COUNTER CHAOS seems to be the problem when students line up for reinstatements during homeroom period. AS SEPTEMBER REBEL ANN, Charlotte Vick achieves every senior girl's desire of being honored as an outstanding student. STEP TWO, KICK TWO concentrate the Rebel twirlers while practicing their routine before each game and pep rally. I8 Fall Activities
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,sex 4 LI . . L-6 NES FORM EACH morning as Howard Lynch, principal, begins the regular announcements. Students wait to notify other Rebels of club meetings, bake sales, victory dances, upcoming games and other school events. RAISING THE American flag is one of the many tasks performed byjunior Bruce Jones and sophomore Richard Hervey. I PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE . . . repeats sophomore Sharon Bowen during the opening exercises which begin the dayls activities. 5 Q i 5 s Q 2 S E? ft 9 .t J
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Promote Eorly Enthusiosm Among Rebs Football practices, class officer elec- tions, Nliss Southern Bell nominations. musical rehearsals and marching drills add up to weeks of feverish tension. but gratifying results, as they highlight fall activities at THS. Students are not only busy getting adjusted to the daily routine of class- work, but are anticipating the year's activities. The hustle bustle of pep rallies, pre- game activities and the final score enhance the season's glory, while tests, themes, hours of studying and burning the midnight oil typify a pupilis eagerness for learning. After a few weeks s0ph0mores,juniors, seniors and faculty unite for the year . . . and for whatever it maybring. HREMEMBER MY EARNEST DESIRE, urges senior Barbara Oakley as she gives her Miss Southern Belle nomination speech. l f 1 , 1 X . Q1 'Q g 4 I 'V gl 19 i , . V Q 5 i. Q? . 4 A gg, , K if ..., if ev ' S S is , .ESX , f f x fl S,-wife .... at . at tgsitgeegbv 'A F4 M ser' r- g I K 'Q . M., . 1 'KTHIS THING gets heavier every day, pants junior Don Aer-ay, as he makes his way to the park for marching practice. Nl01'g'i ggtmnfaf t mf 5 is K, .I se -if suiiifs ...gel AMONG A SENIOR'S many responsibilities and activities at Tascosa is his duty to cast a ballot for class officers. I9
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