Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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x 59. vg- l fo lj'Y 1' b 'I I O is OH, THEY'RE ORANGE this year, exclaims Bill Bames as James Rav Braswell sells him a 1959-60 student directory. ONE TO CO, wearily thinks office assistant Lana Reeves as she waits for Mrs. Lightfoot to finish filling out her absent slip. BAKERS Linda Miller and Tibby Telford prepare their dozen cookies for the All-School Social. Q 1 LSL

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HEAVE HEARTY! Claudia Nelson and Carolyn Bone puff and 'want as they collect hay for an A.Y. hayride. AY slave day proves popular prank IS ALCOHOL NEEDED to have a good time? After a year of membership in Allied Youth, 400 A.Y'ers joined together with an emphatic Noi Aff.. the largest organization on the campus, had as its goveming body. a council of twelve elected members. Socials were the highlights of each month and ranged from informal hayrides and sockhops to formal dances. The organization also conducted educational programs about the effects of alcoholic beverages on the mind and body. Members looked forward all year to the Hbig deals in A.Y.: Slave Day, resulting in weary Hslave girls and general fun for all, and the Allied Youth Camival. On the carnival hundreds of members toil- ed for countless hours, but aching backs were forgotten when the big Saturday night came and the show went over with a bang. Councilmen and booth chairmen received the biggest reward of all: the trip to the Southwest Conference, where they exchanged ideas and had fellowship with delegates from surrounding areas. President ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, Donnie King Vice President .- .,.,,.,... ,,,, Danny Smith Recording Secretary .,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, S hannon Klug Corresponding Secretary' ,,,,,,,, Carolyn Bone Sponsors E ...... as., ,....,... Mrs. W. R. Gibson Mr. Carl Culpepper DONT PUSH, boysg Apparently these boys have Hsardine complexes, storming Gary Moss and Donnie King to buy their slaves on A.Y. Slave Day. 1 ,AN VJUST DONT ask me how! exclaims Mrs. Gibson to Mr. Culpepper, fA.Y. Sponsorsl, who loads the machine for a film on alcohol. I3