Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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Pep Squad members competed with one another as they tried to come up with the most colorful and original pil- lowcase. They were iudged and winners were announced.

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Students adjust to the back-to-school routine Many students who did not get their I.D. cards made in August filled the Student Center in September dur- ing the I.D. retakes. Later in Septem- ber, students spent many hours deco- rating their cars for the Texas-Arkan- sas game. Signs were made and hung all over the school to help pro- mote spirit. Among the groups that repre- sented Texas High School in the Four States Parade were the band, ROTC, and the pep squad captains and cheerleaders. The Fine Arts Exhibit at the Four States Fair displayed the tal- ents of several Texas High students. FFA members displayed their prize farm animals. After-school hours seemed packed to over flowing. Clubs held member- ship drives by having socials of dif- ferent types. Senior ring packets were distributed and iuniors ordered their rings September twelfth. 'ef ? Q E we if 1 ' 7 .W WHAT WAS THAT NAME AGAIN? - Janet Ryther asks a student his name so she can type it on his I.D. card. Sherian Goree types another I.D. card. 1 flhg' SL gg-N.. me s-fr xl A '5 m V N AND THE BEAT GOES ON - Seniors Denny Smith and Bill director, at the Thomas Jefferson pep rally. The TIGER band Berger patiently await the down beat from Mr. Bob Ingram, provides music at the pep rallies to aid in raising school spirit.

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Homecoming highlights November events November was a month of changes. During this wintery month, the Texas High Tigers hung up their pads for another year. They finished with a 6-4 overall record. Homecoming was the highlight of the ending of football sea- son as eight beautiful maids were picked. Rynne Heard held the honor as queen and reigned over the Homecom- ing dance. B-Teamers, for the second consecutive time, finished with an undefeated record. The Marching Tigers marched to vic- tory as the Tiger Band won first division ratings at UIL. Working towards their '74 Senior Prom, the iuniors presented, 'You Were Born On A Rotten Day,' as a three-night affair. They netted nearly 300 dollars during the event. Juniors also received their Senior rings during November. SMACK IT TO ME - Fred Timberlake shows affection towards Leslie Thompson in a scene during the Junior play. 30211 - .Y .F in - 4 '. G 17.1 352.2 2-.fig-:if HOMECOMING 1972-73 - Queen Rynne Heard and Maid of Honor Diane Sterle discuss the upcoming homecoming dance and festivity events. LAY IT UP THERE - Robert Caudle beats an Arkansas defender to chalk up two more points during a basketball game.