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

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Growth-a key word in any learning situation, has r been the crux of T ascosa High School activities in t its one short decade of existence. A population explosion which exceeded all expec- g g tations has blown Tasc0sa's enrollment from the s original 1209 to today,s 2200. To accommodate these increasing numbers, classrooms have expanded from the initial 48 to 66 within the building and ten port- able two-room annexes. An original Rebel' faculty of 52 has now become 93 strong. Changes have also marked the curriculum itself as advanced courses in sciences, math and English have been added and job courses now provide stu- dents with working experience, coupled with class- room study. Q Growth-a key word in any situation, has helped g T HS become a wide pathway for all Rebels. ' EIHTING CQPYQ eeteetr frantic deadlines addefup'b.to?1ong rlioizifs 1965rsez1iror'Editor'TiI1ker t Qs' f ffilij . '1- lt ,,....uv' :gr g i, -'e-r Q ,..e 'fIT ACTUALLY WINKED at me! exclaims Pat Howerton to g ,various 4 .. - . . - -f -- f . -- v X- -sg ' fee .:-r W - Ir. 5 'A her dlsbellevmg lab partner, Judy Houston, as they examme ,biology - - - r -, c n - ' 1 shg- f fs .',- lg '.'.- 1 l1 feit s . . , kk K , V K. Q71 s i tgri 6 at

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If if i or , W .V -.4 f,1i1f,J': 'Y i ii li' ei- I . fff- e 2,Z,,,,sf mf? gg D?:PEcf'rQM1g squirm A' KID, 4Rebe1',t Pans se1961fhxescot,i contemplates the comes 13-'Pleads at the halt Taecosa rallied to win 36-13. i c LITTLE REB, BIG T combine to warm the hearts of 1961 Taseosa fans as Joe David, son of Coach Ken Hicks, awaits his jaunt in the Rebel wagon at the Palo Duro football game. i i ff- 'Q-if , a sw Surrounded by traafitionsinztrtnred over the past accede, the 1968 Rebel in comradeship 'Skis counterparts of yesteryeazjigis Tascosa has be. n . M -. . tgcome more than justa Made up of hQPCS,2 a -. A 4, ,f . 1, -, ,,, - .- .. ,K dreams, knowledge f1gf?fc?f?Scs?1?ff1Umds School -We is o ideals itt ree years at Tassf cosa are not bound ibyfali ooo coverg They are carried actively by eacktliebei into adult maturity. Determination kindled by aiblazing bonfire, cour- age mustered as hopes for two state championships are smashed, acceptance of disappointment realized as the cannon is silenced, andrpangs of sorrow felt as fRebel' is poisoned are now mirrored ,i?wRebel'S fave- i biii tccc 1s Tascm, 11 tlfwff s fell the experiences of have enteredii its Commons. e f SURROUNDED BY A cold blackness, the 1964 bonfire ignited a glow of friendship, warmth and spirit. As cherishedcmemories were formed,- e the flame of ocompanionshipiand hope united the Rebels as they watched it blaze. W s