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

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if S wuww Ea Q 5, ACTIV E R I , Q QM s E 3 F EBELS FILE along Tascosa's ramps on the way to their next classes. Tascosa has been lauded for its unique design in that it makes predominant use of ramps instead of stairs.

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REPRESENTING THE EVER-PRESENT spirit of Rebel land the famed cannon still remains a part ofthe renowned Tascosa tradition. Its location in the Commons serves as ti central meeting point for Rebel spirit is contagious. It lodges itselfin the hearts of Rebs and spreads to all with whom it comes in eontaet. lhe hopes and dreams of all Tascosans are ignited by this spirit as they strive to Keep the Ton Top in every -field. Backed by a proud heritage and time-honored traditions, this enthusiasm aids in meeting challenges and facing disappointments. It he- Conzes more than just waving Confederate flags, singing Dixie and yelling at pep rallies. It is a complete way oflijethtr those involved. 'IHS becomes a part ofeaeh Rebel, for 'laseosa is notjust an institution, lJ11tac'ollec'tiolt ofthe lives and ideals of all who have passed through its doors. While advancing, each takes a bit of Tascosa and leaves a portion ofhimseh' behind. hurried club meetings, before and after school talk sessions and a setting for all school dances. On the floor, protected by the cannon, is the seal reminding Rebels that Tascosa is Not for one, but for all. AS A MEMBER of the Gymnastics Club. junior Debbie Collins carefully practices her routine on the balance beam. Girls showing an interest in tumbling and free exercise participate in the club. - ll. i 2. l. l S , l ' r , Mm, W A ' 1 1 tt 111r 11l F l f, t'ft1v 1f11 f' W' 1 1, .,,, 1 ,,., . , . ,ww11Ju as ll 11 1 Y 1 1 ,11 11 4 H - s' 1 2,v'1 w '1 v:,A gg V V: .fu , tiwl .bf 1

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Rebel Spirit is academic. In the daily routine of classes and homework, students strive to expand their understanding ofeduccition. Pondering questions QfllHlfJlIl'll1l1CC' to them, Tus- cosans learn in the cltzssroonz and gain maturity from their ex- periences, Accomplishntelits serve only to encourage the ol- ready increasilzg desire for knowledge. The fighting .spirit pushes Rebs to set even higher goalsfor themselves and their school. Each Reb in his own way is saying, K'Be proud Tascosa, QUESTIONS T0 ANSWER, problems to solve. goals to attain and races to win are all binding ties at Tascosa. Students in il history class take 21 semester test to check knowledge gained, because we're proud of you! A GROUP OF girls from one side of the cafeteria yells, Whats the good word? Students from the other side answer. Even in Taseoszfs most-frequented eating place. spirit is high. The cztfeteria serves the majority ofthe students during four thirty-minute lunch shifts each day and provides late breztkfztsts. rms .-