Texas High School - Tiger Yearbook (Texarkana, TX)

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Co-ed Hi-Y maintained Christian character ,T i .iseluw ,,, , - .k--' Q l WE'Ll. DO THIS - Mr. Willie Boyd and Shelia Kennedy discuss AT SIX WE - Co-ed Hi-Y members Debra Hawkins and Lagar- plans for the state convention which is held in February. dia Washington discuss the events of the District meeting. Members in Co-ed Hi-Y at THS were involved in community services. Preparing young peo- ple for responsibilities as a citi- zen was one ot the main pur- poses of Co-ed Hi-Y. Various members attended the district meeting in Longview, Texas. Three members were elected to attend the state meet- ing in Austin, Texas. Other mem- bers attended the meeting for bill legislation. Cfficers were Shelia Ken- nedy, president, Jerry Philips, vice-president, Karen Williams, secretary-treasurer, Paula Mathis, reporter, Sharon Scott, parliamentarian, Hattie Wash- ington, chaplain. Sponsor of Co- ed Hi-Y was Mr. Willie Boyd. I +- WATCH THAT SPEAKER - Seniors Karl Harris, Jerry Philips, and Karen Williams keep an eye on the speaker during a Co-ed Hi-Y meeting.

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Student Council works hard to satisfy students A The I974-75 Student Council worked hard to bring about bet- ter relations between the stu- dents, and to attain things wanted by the student body. The Council conducted the school store, made intercom announce- ments, helped to promote school dances, and planned homeroom activities. Officers for the year were Jim Bishkin, president, David Vam- men, vice-president, Mary McGrane, secretary, Frank Pryor, treasurer, and Keith Fra- zier, parliamentarian. Mrs. R. C. Hamilton was the sponsor. The Council consisted of members elected by the stu- dents to represent their home- rooms and the officers. SO THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED - Cindy Posey and Jeff Williams listen as the secretary reads the minutes from the last meeting. ANY VOLUNTEERS? - Jim Bishkin and Burt Clem try desperately to get someone to help sing a proposed fight song. WHAT FLAVOR CERTS? - Frank Pryor, manager ofthe Student Store, waits on students during mornings and lunch.

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,5M, , J t T, ,weft MAN, WHAT A PUZZLING PREDICAMENT - Chess Club mem- each other to determine who has the strongest playing ability bers, senior Shawn Walker and sophomore Scott Atkins get between themselves. together one afternoon after a Chess Club meeting to challenge Members 'mproved their chess-playing abilities Any student that was inter- ested in acquiring a greater knowledge and skill in the game of chess had the opportunity to join Chess Club this year. Other than an interest in chess, there were no requirements. Beginning members learned the different pieces and procedures used in playing the game. Some of the activities that were planned for its members were quarterly din- ner meetings and intra-club chess tournaments. The officers for this year's Chess Club were David Deibert, president, and Tim Overstreet, EOR THE NEXT MEETING - chess Club president David Deibert and vice-presr vice-president. The sponsor was dent Tim Overstreet plan possibilities for the upcoming meetings. Mr. George Schelkopf.