Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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Tryouts for Senior play attract host of hopefuls 6. X -A fl' -3 LEADERS OF THE PACK-Jim Wright and Stan Sellers run through the banner at Longview. fl . OCTOBER STAGEHANDS-Backstage crewmen, David Brumfield, Jack RllSSl21I1 Club Tflp to GDT- ZhlV3g0, -'-10 Gooch, and Ernie Rehkoph, test lights for the Senior Play Senior Play Try-outs ............. . . .12 'Tile CUHOUS Sdvagfi' Sophomore Sock Hop ............ . . .14 John Tyler Bonfire ... .. . .20 Yearbook Assembly . . . . . . .31 f?5 TRY-OUT HOPEFULS-Senior Students meet 'The Curious Savage'-to be presented during the after school in the auditorium to try out for week of ThHI1kSgiving. 22

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tuolents tml look forward to start of school BEAT TIGERS-Two beat Tigers, ,lan Atkinson and Kathy Walker, rest their feet during half-timc. GOODBYE, OLD PAINT- Frank Sterle, Bobbie Rothrock, Grady Wilcox, Diana Curtis, Wendy Bond, Bennie Burnett, Ruthie Harris, Chip Thompson, Ronnie Jeans, Danny Smith, and Robert Stewart clean up after painting the school one night before school began. Scrubbing- with a rented sandblaster- was the least of their problem. f ANY STUDENT at Texas High what fall means to him and he will immediately retort, 4Schooll' However, most students unconsciously look forward to the start of school, because this is one of the most activity-packed times of the year. ln early September students are occupied with getting used to school and new teachers. Deciding which clubs to join receives much thought and consideration. Students neglect studies as the Four States Fair begins its week-long run. The Sophomore Sock Hop proves fun for the whole school. As soon as the Fair moves on, football becomes the domi- nating topic of conversation around school. Spirit posters remind students of upcoming games. Friday unofficially be- comes 4Football Dayf Pep rallies begin the day and victory dances tif we winj end them. Orange and white crepe paper is in abundance everywhere-especially on cars and as make- shift pom-poms. One day we wake up and realize that the last leaf has been raked and that winter has finally set in. SEPTEMBER FHA Watermelon Party ,........... .. . l Key Club Watermelon Supper .. .. . 8 Four States Fair ............ . . .12 Tigers vs. Arkansas ........ . . .16 ICT Get-acquainted Party . .' . . .21 AY Kick-off Assembly ..... . . .22 Tigers vs. Dallas Jesuit . . . . . .30 X 2I

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GREAT PUMPKIN ARRIVES-Yearbook sales begin when Betsy Shields, Kay Scheffelin, Lynn Vickery. Standing: Betsy staff members present skit. Sitting: LaNelle Hicks, Gerry Norwood, Eddie Coble, Nancy Chadiek, Mrs. Crane, Cordell Brewer, Charles Maly, Kay Jones, Brian Goesl, Lesley McGee, Klein, Glenda Gibson. Yearbook kick-off assembly features 'Peanatsg AT THE HOP-Phil Hay, Johnny Camp, Lynda Williams, Debbie Morris, and Bill Austin discuss 'important' matters during refresh- ment time at the Sophomore sock hop. PICTURE BOUND'-Russian Club and others wait to board the bus for Shreveport to see 'Dr. Zhivagof Sponsors are Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Mankins. 23