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

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W'hat is spirit? WEBSTER'S defines spirit as an emotion, frame of mind or inclination governing one's actions. But at Tascosa, Rebel spirit is this plus a whole lot more. Spirit is fighting the traffic and standing in the cold weather to cheer on the football team, even if the victories are few and far between. However, spirit is more than just a cheer, it is also putting up posters decorating lockers, attending pep rallies and saying an encouraging word to the performers. It's traveling on an uncomfortable school bus all the way to Lubbock and returning at midnight only to be at school on time the next day. Spirit is loading onto a chartered bus at 3 am to travel to Midland to watch the volleyball team, too. continued ,isis ttt t is 28 Student LifefSpirit Above As tradition goes, Rebel footballers tear through a sign the cheerleaders made at the beginning of the Amarillo High game.lfl Photo by Blunckls, y

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arf -in il' Right Exhibiting Rebel Spirit, parents of band members display a sign about how they feel about the Tascosa marching band: Photo by Jeff Fritz. 'R' 'wg Q Q L Vg fa 30 Student LifefSpirit Right Rebel volleyballers congratulate each other on a bi-district victory over El Pasolil Photo by Mike Stravato, lilifl ii TE BR, KJ D- UG