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

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TERRI WALLER and Jodi Davidson, juniors, watch as the Rebel football players level Lubbock. The Rebs whipped the Westerners, 41-13 on October 18--homecoming. ClPhoto by Steve Terrell. 28 Student Life! Homecoming

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Orientation motivates seniors toward colleges Seniors flowed excitedly throughout the crowded cafeteria and commons area one day last October. The occurrence-- College Day. Representatives from more than fifty colleges and universities in Texas and the surrounding areas visited the Tascosa campus for senior orientation. The Armed Services had recruiters present for College Day. Each college representative provided students with informative literature con- cerning registration, career majors and departments of study offered at that particular school. Information on housing availability, approximate enrollment and financial aid was available. Mrs. Lois Smith, counselor for seniors, was in charge of College Day. She received help from the other school counselors, Mr. Don Hamilton, junior counselor, Mr. L.V. Ratliff, sophomore counselor, and Mrs. Laura Huckabee, vocational counselor. Organizations GAZING AT pictures of college life at Texas Tech University are seniors Rachelle Walker and Julie Terry. DPhoto by George Jones SENIORS TAMI JONES and Dana Lumpkin discover what Midwestern State University has to offer them. ClPhoto by George Jones 30 Student Life!College Day which helped were ROTC, who made welcome posters for the representatives, and Student Council, who set up tables and chairs and provided refreshments for the visitors. Mrs. Smith was pleased with the results of College Day, as were the' recruiters. The representatives ex- pressed to Mrs. Smith how much they enjoyed visiting the THS campus. They were pleasantly surprised by the number of honest, intelligent questions students asked, Mrs. Smith said. Seniors have, indeed, been fortunate to be able to participate in College Day because of how expensive it is for colleges and universities to send their representatives to the schools. ' This orientation also provided seniors with the mandatory experience of speaking with knowledgeable campus recruiters con- cerning the college bound student's future. l:lEdited by Jessica Moore. it