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

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Dixie opens in Augusl uniting old, new Rebs Big smiles - lriendly liellos lended lo enliven llwe once deserled lialls ol Dixieland again. Willw enrollmenl al ils pealc some 2,254 sludenls lilled llwe lwalls on Augusl 27, as l970-7l classes began. To liouse llie addilional new sludenls one porlable annex was inslalled. Six new courses also appeared lor llie lirsl lime on llwe curriculum - Cliild Developmenl 40, Home lvlanagemenl lor boys 40, Pre- employmenl Ollice Educalion 3l, Eng- Q lisli SIA, Englislw 40l-l, and Advanced Social Science Prob- lems 40. Al an Amarillo Sclwool Board meeling an accepled liair lenglli and dress code was approved and wrillen inlo a lormal policy. Second lo None in '70f7l H bumper sliclcers, llags, lcey cliains, and decals were added allraclions among llie young and old Rebels enrolling in Tascosa. Some moli- valed by llie urge ol learning, olliers eager lo malce lriends and some indillerenl lo scliool worlc once again became la- miliar willw anollier scliool year and lorgol llieir summer ac- livilies and pleasures. KARON RICHMOND, SENIOR, and underclassmen lake lime oul lo resl lrorn a lieclic regislralion day ol sclieduling and rescheduling classes. RALPH NUSSBAUM USES a lillle persuasion lo aid in selling llwe Rebel Flag lo an innocenl sopliomore during regislralion day. The money raised from llie llags goes lo flue Key Club lo lvelp in various proiecls. STUDENT LIFE I9

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ENJOYING THE CAREFREE summer vacafion, Roberl Pillcinqlon and Bren- da Roberfs spend lime hiffing golf balls before beginning of fall semesfer. SUMMER SUN ADDS exfra hours of fun for Debby Brown and Randy Sharp as 'rlmey play a casual game of lennis. I is M . MZ. .3321 5 I I8 STUDENT LIFE

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20 STUDENT LIFE NHS hos melon Tec1sT, Howdy couple chosen AuTumn broughT The Tading oT summer Tans and The Turn- ing oT leaves. To help sTudenTs geT acquainTed and reac- guainTed, 'l'l lS held iTs TradiTional l-lowdy Weelc Topped wiTh a waTermelon TeasT Tor NaTional l-lonor SocieTy sTudenTs and new sTudenTs aT Dixieland. Symbolizing ouTsTanding spiriT ThroughouT l-lowdy Weelc, l.yneTTe Box and Dale 'l'ipTon are crowned wiTh cowboy haTs as Mr. and Miss l-lowdy, bringing The weelc To a climax was a WesT- S b ern Dance sponsored by The cheerleaders. Campaign posTers and speeches seT The mood Tor The l97O-7l class elecTions and lvliss SouThern Belle Tinal- isTs. Shelley AnThony reigned as 'lascosas l3Th lvliss SouThern Belle. l-lonoring lascosa, six lVleriT Scholarship semi-TinalisTs were - Clarence AnneTT, Karen Bailey, Terry GholsTon, Don GuTherie, Pam l-louse and Pam Gwen. lwenTy members oT lascosa's Rodeo Club aTTended The drug conTerence held aT Plains CheyroleT. STudenT council presenTed GirlsTown wiTh a STOO cash giTT in memory oT Paula Wade. Ten sTudenT Teach- ers Trom WesT Texas STaTe UniversiTy visiTed classes and re- Turned laTer in OcTober. ELDON JACKSON AND Dan Sallceld, boTh GovernmenT 40 Teachers, un loclc The voTing booThs while sTudenTs waiT To see who won elecTions. EMOTlONS COME TO a peak when The lasT Touchdown is made aT The Pampa game and The score shows anoTher win Tor The Rebels l97O season.