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

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'N SLIPPING AND SLIDING was the fate of many skiers. -LN,-Ns RECORDS DAY FINDS Mrs. Doris Mitchell still at the grindstone filling out records and distributing report cards, while students enjoy a day of rest. SAM LINE, TOMMY Horton, seniors and Debbie Franks, junior, enjoy their stay in Red River during mid-term trips sponsored by Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y. LEESA SIMMERS AND Kay Long take a breather before at- tempting to ski again. The two seniors went with the TRI-HI-Y to Red River during semester break.

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Rebs Head For Slopes At Semester Breok i E MW- ,tx .ik SAM LINE, SENIOR Activities committee chairman, explains cap and gown DAN HOBBS WONDERS why S9m9S'Ce1' tests measurements to homeroom committee members. January opened with a surge of excitement and a flu epidemic that swept the school as Rebels once again filled the halls of Tascosa after a two-week Christmas holiday. After a busy week of semester examinations, many Rebels packed up and headed for the slopes. Red River was the meeting place for Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y members for three days of fun and skiing. Bake sales, car washes and sweatshirt sales rewarded the hard- working members with a relaxed weekend lasting an extra day because of Jan. 22, records day. Even though the break marked the end of half of the school year for many, 55 seniors concluded 215 years at Tascosa on Jan. 19. These mid-term graduates felt the mingled emotions of graduation 4 months early, but went on with their jobs and college hours only to return in May for the graduation ceremonies. With the start of a new semester came the addition of five new teachers, after losing four of the former Rebel staff. Musical rehearsals for Oklahoma were quickening their pace, along with the senior activities committee, which was hurrying to complete its plans for the class of '68. January-a month bringing the birth of a new year- 1968-was a versatile time for Rebels. From the drudg- ery of semester tests to the fun-filled trips to ski slopes all over the country-January was a month as fresh as the new year itself. are such a chore to complete. DAVID TIPPLE, SENIOR, adds the crowning touches to Kathi Jones, junior, as he pronounces her Spanish Club Queen. Kathi was announced on February 15, at the annual banquet.

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'Ciklcuhomo' Wins Proise As THS Musical, Top Ten Selections Pictured In Pioneer THE WHEELS ARE yellerj' sings Curley, Kirk Woolery, to THE COQUETTISH ADO Annie fBecky Wilkersonl tells ped- Laurey, D'Ann Hayes, as he tries to tempt her into going with dler Ali Hakim CLarry Frazierj that she is going to marry him to the box social party. cowboy Will Parker instead of him. KATHY HANSON, PEGGY Judkins, Carol Griffith, and Jan homa ran five days to sell-out audiences in spite of blustering King begin the dance for Many a New Day. The show Okla- Wllltel' Weather-