Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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BEFORE AND AFTER- Top picture Charles Maly does art work Sandra Mclscroy types copies for Serendipity. Bottom picture: Nancy Young, and Janis Etheridge buy the finished copy from staff member Judy Harrison. V JANUARY Mid-term Exams ........... .... 1 1-12 SAT Test ....... , , ,14 Jr. Play Tryouts . . , , , Football Banquet . . . , , , 16 AY Dance .. ..... ,,,20 30 Talent Assembly . . , , .31 2 ' Y , , Q ,W , W Y 'te Q 'Q 1 uf M 9 Q ,492 1 .mv-,Qs 1 Talent show, football feast top fanttary agenda xx' RJ X X cf? fy K ' ll X 5 My 4 f 4 Q I I HE'S IN-After playing piano in talent assembly, Mr. Lamb, English teacher, is fin' with the crowd. 28 MIRACLE MAN-Gene Stallings, A8zM football coach, is guest speaker at the football banquet on January 30. Mr. Stallings is known as 'The Miracle Man of Aggielandf

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SURPRISE!fRosebud members Gerry Brewer, Nancy Chadick, Janis Cope-' land unwrap their presents at their annual Christmas party. l m CAROLERS-Betsy Shields, .ludy Hildreth, Bill Gibney perform at Christmas tree lighting. Club parties, class programs crowd winter agenda N3 5559552 B ll l new HE'S HERE-Ronald Autrey, Carol Baker, and Mrs. Oliver greet Santa in French ll. WINTER BRINGS VARIED memories-basketball games last-minute Christmas shopping snow holidays tif we're luckyj the Junior play mid-term exams parties and more parties. Coats and woolens come out of storage as the mercury drops. Colds and flu become more prevalent as students dash from the cold outdoors into hot buildings. Mid-term exams are rough-as always. As exemptions are announced, those with few absences and good grades breathe sighs of relief when they learn they have only one or two exams to take. Those who have lost their exemptions realize how much studying they will have to do. When the semester is over, everyone realizes that the easiest part of the year is over. The second semester brings projects, themes, and book reports. Prizes offered in the January talent assembly for the best exhibition of talent encourage students to demonstrate their versatility. Beautiful girls in formals are the main attrac- tion in February's Sweetheart assembly. About February, students begin to look forward to spring with great anticipation, for then they can discard their heavy winter clothes for the cooler ones of spring. 27

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January brings headaches as mid-term exams near THEY TRY-Bob Walters and Elise Rag- land try for I r. play parts. EXCHANGE-Jay Moore and Tommy Hen- derson return trig books for storage to be exchanged for analysis text. fx ,-,W --gig FOR REAL-In Mr. Collins' sixth period, Buddy Kirby, Charles Morgan, Martha Chappell, Rodney Rhoden try to prove that physics is real. CLEAN START-Roy Smart, Gary Wright, Wendell Butler remove books from lockers before exam days. HISTORY PLUS ART- Sandra Melton uses pastel crayons to correlate her art and American History by sketching the Mayflower on the blackboard in Mrs. Wilson's ' history room. 29