Teague High School - Aerial Yearbook (Teague, TX)

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if E 'P in-' 5 6 These expressions reflect something different, special, and unique to each of us-the laughter of friends, the quiet of tender moments, the cheerful hello as we began our day, and the many responsibilities that we assumed as we progressed in school. Every achievement, activity, and guiding word is recalled as we realize that these years are of great importance to us. It is here our foundation is estab- lished. 1. Tricia's cau ht in one of her more serious moo . W: 3 nd Darrell appear to be happy ov IV are playing their game. 3. Amy's looking pretty depressed after being backed into a corner. 4. Randy, Student Council President, goes in cognito as Ice Cool . 5. An- nette MUST be looking at Blair!! 6. Tell us what's so funny, Tilmon? 7. Susan tries to be coy for the camera.

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ft , 41. . . 2 For students, tanned and rested from three months of summer vacation, the beginning of a new school year promised to give students long-lasting memories of Teague High. A whirlwind of activities were soon un- derway. Band members and football players were hav- ing long, hard practices even before school began. Football was Hkingl' and the Teague Lion Band showed their support at halftime on Friday nights. Spirit grew with each frantic pep rally, exciting game, and well- deserved victory of the Lions. Clubs were organized, and the Student Council was soon plunging into new projects. ln spite of the September heat, we settled down to the routine of classes and were soon working on class projects and studying for exams. 8 I if., A.. .ASW ,,., , ,S V f' . QQ fe ..,, . .4 - V I -.3 . ,,.,.,.., H4 f ., f 1' . .f. mf-1 ... lf 3. 4 ' we M . set