Teague High School - Aerial Yearbook (Teague, TX)

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MR. BRG SPEAKS O AERIAL ISS E As the saying goes- History repeats itself. When school ended last May, our AERIAL was short of com- pletion. The summer progressed with promise of com- pletion soon, as not much seemed to be lacking to fin- ish the yearbook. However, when school started this year and graduated members of last yearls staff went off to college, this yearls staff found there was still quite an enormous amount of work to be done-and re- done-on the book. So-with determination-the staff got busy and completed last year's annual. In a way, this was a good learning experience. We have learned correct procedures and discipline on making a year- book. Also, we have learned to keep on schedule, thus making putting out a yearbooku lots of fun. No one has griped, but all have worked freely and willingly. So-this year's staff will make a new saying- History will not repeat itself . A big special thanks goes to co- editors Kathy Glud, Carrie Gottliebg assistant editor, Mark Mooreg Patsy Copeland, Peggy Copeland, Rita Allen, Diane Elrod, Lyn Iames, Sheila Day and Kim Hodges. These make up this year's staff and are on tire to make the AERIAL the best yearbook in Texas. 60 4-ww nu- '

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NATIC AL HO OR SOCIETY TAKES THE LEAD e AAVA P N.H.S. MEMBERS: Back row-Darrell Brown, Terri Fulton, Debbie Robinson, Keith Meredith. Carrie Cottlieb, Iames McWilliams, Kathy Clud, Earl jones, Peggy Copeland, Cherrie jones, Patsy Copeland, Lee Tilman, Sharon Cibson. Middle row-Amy Bogue, Cheryl Moonen, Robin Wilks, Melissa Cockerham, Iaymie Vaughn, Annette Barger, Sandy Eppes. Front row-Cheryl Snipes. Cindy Manning, Tim Davis, Karol Keils, Patricia Philpott, Trudy Posey, Iill Wilson. IV' We ' A m'i'23TZIi, ks.. OFFICERS: Pres., Cheryl Snipes: Posey. 62 , l .5 1 ..,.,....f V Vice-pres., Iill Wilson: Hist., Patricia Philpott: Sec., Trudy The National Honor Society is a very special organization at Tea- gue High School. These members are chosen by the high school fac- ulty. The selection of members is based on the honor society's prin- ciples of scholarship, leadership, character, and service both inside and outside of school. Each chosen member must obtain an average of 90 or above at all times. They are also chosen by their outstanding citizenship and prompt and regular attendance. The National Honor Society's sponsors were Mrs. Pam Chaney and Mr. Larry johnson. They sponsored a very educational trip to the Dallas Fair Park Museum for all N.H.S. members.