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

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TASCOSA'S FOREIGN EXCHANGE student Helen Rnmmou zu'- rixed in Amarillo August ll. The Al-iS student stayed with senior Cindy My ers. 'l he uctive Rebel from l.zu'issa.G1'eece wus ti participant in Les Chtinteurs. l'-I-A und l-irench Club this year. HOVVDY, BELLOWVS RONNIE Henderson as he and Duchess Smith receive cowboy huts tit the Borgei'iFz1scosz1pep rallx Rebs p ii Iieipztted in the annual week which uns climziscd with the txxo spn itcd seniors being named Mr. und Miss Howdy, masse skew Sl'! w H-.X l i I S ,K , rdf- .ILNIURS DRl'CE REILY z1nd.Ioel Riddlespurger attempt to sign up in Nliss Jo Ann Birds ulreudy eruxxdetl l-nglish FI eluss. Uxer 2.300 students enrolled in Tziscosu first semester. The Rebels co largest registration in the schools history and in Amarillo.

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Rebs Adjust To Schoolwork, Activities ,X Z tg ,, REBEL STUDENTS GATHERED around to watch the burning of a Permian Panther during the pep rally held before biadistrict. Miss Willie,s watchful eye, students shouting yells and carrying signs, the fresh excitement of a candlelight pep rally, Rebel Girls presenting skits and the carving of a pumpkin add up to weeks of spirit and satisfaction for the Rebels. Rebs were busy not only adjusting to the daily routine of classwork, but to the new rules at THS. Girls found that to wear dresses shorter than three inches above the knee meant orders from Miss Williams to go home to change clothes and to make up the time they spent changing with detentions before or after school. Besides new rules at Tascosa this year, there were some new activities. Loyal Rebs fought wind and cold weather to illuminate the dark sky with red candles. The unusual rally was held on the school's front lawn with the cheerleaders leading yells from the roof. Also boosting spirit, Tascosa students made signs and participated in a march around the school which climaxed in a sit-in on the floor of the commons where they demonstrated for a victory. Rebel Girls helped urge the Red and Black on to success by making posters, giving pep rally favors, presenting skits and sponsoring a breakfast for the boys. Rebels also took part in the traditional events of the season. Since they were to spend much of Halloween at school, many students decorated classrooms and tried to persuade reluctant teachers to allow them to have a party during class. ' ,Q i s , ,nf sf, W 1 'a . f ,Q y WE'RE LOSERS SING seniors Cenci Franks, Vicki Haiduk, Nancy Lee. Billie Phillips and Jan Walker as they entertain Reb football players by imitating the other team during the pep rally before the district game. Rebel Girls performed each week during the pep rallies to help boost the spirit ofthe school and entertain the players. Other activities included poster-painting and yard favors.