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

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N. JUBILANT REBELS EXPERIENCE a rise in spirit while enthusi- astically supporting their team. Foll Registration September-filled with memories of the sizzling summer and bustling with the activities of a new school year-came and went quickly. Forming the core around which a school is kept alive, acti- vities swept the sun-browned bodies relaxed by a summer of rest and fun into a daze of signing up for classes, filling out card after card and selling Rebel flags. Even though the pace was set high, there was still time during these first days to let the mind wander easily to the events of the past summer- from the drudgery of a 7:30 class in summer school to the still, smoothness of Tanglewood Lake on the last boat ride, each person remembered that sum- mer. Turning from these memories, students found much confusion those first few days due to the addition of ten new annex rooms and the largest registration Tascosa had ever held-2,202. In addi- tion to the rush of these activities came the first Howdy Week of Tascosa in which senior Rex Sad- doris and junior Vicki Haiduk reigned as Mr. and Miss Howdy. These activities injected the students with a spirit of togetherness displayed openly in the pep rallies. The sophomores, green but eager, the juniors, comfortable in the middle position and the seniors facing their year all became Rebels with a Cause as they met the challenges of the first month, September.

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T955 KQNMW ' iw- is , fi ' - series A JUNIORSENIOR SPIRIT girls await the arrival Of- 21 PiCk-QP Rebel game. Other pre-game treats included ard favors locker to take them to serenade the football boys before the flrst Sandie- favors and 3, pep 1-any Skit. y ' 5, L A X25 ONE, TVVO, KICK! David Cumfielrl, Mike Harris and Bill Cor- mack mock the Sandie Steppers at a pep rally. J