Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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'lui BOY, ARE THESE HEAVY - Yearbook staffer Larry Pullen discov- -sfbdff EYECATCHING - Sally Cotton examines some of the many ers that the boxes filled with yearbooks are very heavy. fine works of art displayed at the school art show last year. l CHEERLEADER TRYOUT5 - Yldfle Rlflhlef KOY AbneY, PGUIG become cheerleaders for the 1972-73 year. The tryouts, which PGC9, and Tefe MYBVS do Their 5657 to lml-V955 'he Cl'0Wd and concluded weeks of hard work and training, were held in April.

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MAKING MEMORIES j Seniors Carolyn Miller and Karen lomas on Graduation night in May. The Top Ten students wore Bradshaw and other seniors wait impatiently to receive their dip- Honor Chords which symbolized their scholastic ability. Graduation ceremonies climax spring activities TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE - Robin Lurry and JoAnn VanParys, student teachers, confer with one another to answer a student's question. The production of 'Bye Bye Birdie' cli- maxed the month of March as a corro- boration of the music and drama departments helped make it possible. The musical was presented on the nights of March 1-4. The All-School Social which in a surprising way, revealed who got cheerleader, and who won the Stu- dent Body elections. April was a month for new experi- ences. Future Teachers of America mem- bers, who had enough points, had the opportunity to gain experience in the field of teaching by being student teach- ers for two days. May was a month for Seniors. Prepa- rations for 'graduation were made by the ordering of invitations, and the measuring for gowns. Awards Assembly distributed honors to the Top Ten of the Senior Class and all others who had achieved outstanding work. The most exciting evening for Seniors was May 6th, the night of the Senior Prom. When graduation finally arrived, all Seniors marched proudly' across the stage to accept their diplomas.