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

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Stewart Crown d ee The ringing of bells attached to homecoming mums was a familiar sound on Friday, September 21 as the Rebels prepared for their annual homecoming game. n Student council began the week by selling spirit chains to each of the classes as a fundraiser. The chain links were put together and draped across the commons. Chain links were purchased for fifteen cents during the lunch hour in the commons. Seniors raised the most money which made the longest chain. They received a free homeroom on October 17. In the past, student council sponsored a hall decorating contest where each grade level was given a different hall to decorate for homecoming. However, this year they decided to have a project where' they could raise money to help offset expenses for other homecoming act- ivities. Student council also sold the homecom- ing mums and boutonniers. Prices ranged between 37.50 to 325.00 for the mums and 33.50 and 35.00 for the boutonniers. They sold over 32,000 worth. On Friday, the pep rally was held at the end of the school day instead of at the beginning. A pep talk was given by Dick Harris who is a former student of Tascosa. Usually the Pride of Tascosa Award is given to a faculty or staff member at this pep rally. However, it was not given this year because according to Mary Ross, sponsor, Homecoming was too early in the school year and it wouldn't be fair to give just one teacher the honor so soon in the year. Why was homecoming so early in the year? Complications with the football schedule attributed to the reason that it was so early. On Friday night, the Rebel football players took on the Plainview Bulldogs only to lose with a score of 14 to 0. Halftime activities included a special performance by the band and the crowning of the queen. Continued LINDA STEWART was honored as Homecoming Queen during the halftime presentation. She was escorted by BLAKE O'BRlEN. Stewart was a cheerleader this year while O'Brien was involved in student council and tennis.Cl Photo by Blnnck's. 12 Student LifefHomecoming Hifi, 'fair 1 ijiiii a' is fig :'9ilg , 'ity ,,l5:::1ia, :5 sin, 'flung 5405, ' ?icng5,',', 4 if 0ii3,,,., ,V 4 Hg,,N' 5 in ni,,t'!f,, ::ra,,',':11 1 a sn:::,rna?,, H 'fig ' Dafa ly, snuaw?

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2 W G or Left Runners up for homecoming royalty were MARY ANN MARTINEZ and TERRELL COOKECI Photo by Blunck's. Below KRISTEN STORMS, sophomore, attends her first homecoming game as an official Rebel with her date. BRITT WEBB, senior.El Photo by Jeff Fritz. I W I5 2, 'tx A, ggi .. Q , K ,yi 33' up E tm Above A homecoming dance followed the game and lasted until midnight. MELODY MOORE, senior, and RANDY WILLIAMS, senior. dance the night away. U Photo by Jeff Fritz, 1 9 1 ,ZF X Above DEANIE DURHAM and DWAYNE SMITH were also runners up, Durham was unable to attend the game because of a conflict with a volleyball tournament. Michelle Shaw represented her at the game.U Photo by Blunck's. HomecomingfStudent Life 13