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

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LEAVING WEEKDAY WORRIES behind them for awhUe. man: vorite Saturday night occupation include a visit to a summer dance inv Tasi osa dates find la- Players, Workers Warmed By Summer Sun The most carefree time in the life of students is summer vacation. Summer 1966 was . . . sunshine, smiles and friendly people . . . riotous parties at Buffalo Lake or Stockton . . . sitting at Stanley ' s hour after hour . . . the spray of water while skiing . . . the smell of freshly mown grass ... a special date at the last minute . . . sleeping untU 10 . . . drive-in movies . . . comparing the shade of your sun- tan with others ... a lingering kiss or a brush of lips across a cheek at midnight . . . sunbleached hair . . . dripping popsicles on a swimsuit. Some Rebels spent an industri- ous summer in school or at various jobs. There were opportunities for travel in attending workshops at various colleges or vacationing with the family. On Aug. 31. Rebels said fcireweU to the lazy, crazy days of summer 66 and resumed class work. SUMMERTIME AND THE living is hard but profitable for junior David Tipple, whose job leads him to think time spent outdoors is not always fun in the sun.