Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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OPEN WIDE - Seniors Laura Rochelle, Tere Myers, and Cindy Cook feast on hot dogs and melted marshmallows at a FTA weiner roast. GOOD IDEA - Senior officers Billy Jones, Cindy Cook, and Janet Ryther listen attentively at one of the FTA meetings while Area is discussed. 5 Mu' .B E h E NEXT ON THE AGENDA IS - President Joann Van Parys reads a thank-you note during a meeting.

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FTA theme teaching: people helping people The theme for FTA this year was Teaching: People Helping People. Requirements for FTA were that the stu- dent must a C or a B average and an interest in teaching. The obiective in FTA was to acquaint students with the learn- ing profession. FTA had many activities this year. Some of which were making ID cards for Texas High and surrounding iunior highs. FTA also took an active part in American Education week. FTA also assisted TSTA with their activities. FTA members attended state and district conventions at different times during the year. This years advisors were Mrs. Joe Pinkner, Mrs. Pat Henry, and Mrs. Bruce Fitzugh. Officers were Joann Van Parys, president, Janet Ryther, vice president, Sharon Goree, vice president, Kim Hen- derson, secretary, Billy Jones, treasurer, and Cindy Cook, historian. WHAT DID YOU SAY - President Joann Van Parys, Steve Smith, and Mike Van Parys seem amused at comments. FTA had 93 members this year. l I DlDN'T KNOW ABOUT THAT - Jqnef Ryther, Billy Joneg, speaker at an FTA meeting. FTA had several guest speakers Debbie Mosley, and Beverly Morrison listen to a guest this year to promote interest and increase attendance.

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Librarg club helped provide better service Students who were or have been library assistants were able to ioin the Teen Age Library Association. Mrs., Ozania Davis and Mrs. Clyta McAttee were sponsors. Club members gained knowledge of work connected with library service. They strove to arouse and encourage interest in Iibrarianship as a profession, provide field trips to other libraries and book companies, and to support the dis- trict and state Teen Age Library Associ- ation. The goals were to increase inter- est in and use of the library, and to provide better library service. Officers for the 1972-73 Texas High Teen Age Library Association were Pede Click, president, Cindy James, vice pres- ident, Ginger Lumpkin, corresponding secretary, Chandra Muckleroy, record- ing secretary, Ginger Burden, treasurer, Maurice Johnson, parliamentarian, Anne Wharton, historian, and Leslie Howard, social chairman. REALLY? - Ginger Lumpkin, Ginger Burden, Chandra Muckleroy, Maurice Jognson, Cindy James, Pede Click, and Ann Wharton, look at a scrapbook. M. WW WAIT ONE MINUTE - Junior Kathy Humphreys looks for her calendar as vice president Cindy James listens attentively. NEED A BOOK? - Mrs. Clyta McAttee, Library Club sponsor and Texas High's librarian, checks out a reference book.