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

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Rebel Spirit is perpetual. In and out ofschool, it is ex- hibited in the entire scope of students' activities. After-school jobs and volunteer work round out the course of a day for many, making accomplishments and service a part of Tascosa. Leisure time spent in a variety of ways constitutes the easy- going spirit of Rebeland. Originality prevails as unique pas- times grow in popularity. The style of spirit becomes less ex- aggerated and more subdued during these activities, but is still obvious in each individual's attitude. Rebelism becomes a way of life, and is apparent in all phases of it. Being a Rebel is a full-time task and a challenging opportunity. AROUND TASCOSA AND the city of Amarillo one is able to find a place to play despite the weather. ln the fall it might be a song fest beside a fire tabovel. The l968 winter brought ice skating to Amarillo in the form of the Civic Complex tbelovvj. Rebs find a number of activities to occupy time during the spring and summer months among them visits to Palo Duro State Park and its attractions trightb. if Q ,I 5 ,agp V1 I ll S 'ii- it E

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