Taylor County High School - Sampler Yearbook (Perry, FL)

Page 10 text:

At right: Allic Mac Lawson takes a moment to silence Ethel Wells while Cynthia Curtis looks on. Amy Wigglesworth, Bulldog Mascott, takes a moment to reflect on the game. At the bottom: the Bulldogs face the Bulldogs in a tight fight. 6

Page 9 text:

Personnel achievement in such ac- tivities gives an individual a chance to develop his talents as well as prove to himself his own abilities. One may not be the best lineman on the team, but he may be the best tenor in the chorus, or the president of an organization, or maybe a trombone player who has excelled in his musical studies. He might be the kid who visits the nursing home and brightens the life of an elderly person. Whatever the talent may be, satisfaction comes to him who performs it and performs it well. There are many places in the puz- zle for personal achievement and expression. Sometimes we do not achieve what we really want to, but from the anticipation and the participation comes a joy in our school and in ourselves. The joy in realizing that our wins and losses aren’t as great or poor as someone else. The pieces that make us one, that make us a school, are color- ful, of variety and are definitely challenging. 5

Page 11 text:

TCHS Activities Provide Variety For Everyone Joy in the new year, joy at becoming a senior, the uncer- tainty of a freshman, the am- bivalence of a sophomore, and the anticipation in a junior, were all mingled with the defeats of a less than great football season. Homecoming was an air of ex- citement as the student body showed unlimited energy and enthusiasm in preparing the Superdogs for the big game. Events such as homecoming reveal the pride and spirit in our school which forms the framework in which all the pieces lie. 7