Tulia High School - Hornet Yearbook (Tulia, TX)

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Bill Dawson Heads Student Body Bill Dawson was elected by the student body his junior year to serve as Student Council president his senior year. Bill has performed his job well, presiding over all the various meetings. Jackie Keim was also elected by the student body as Student Council secretary. Johnny Goodwin was elected by the members as Student Council vice president. Several members of the Student Council hold honorary membership. To qualify as a honorary member, you must attend the state convention or perform some outstand- ing service to the school. Jimmy Hutson and Jerry Evans were elected as honorary members for their service of raising and lowering the flag each school day. Bill Dawson, Johnny Goodwin, Debra Robin- son, Jackie Keim, Nancy Bonds and Steve McCullough have attended the state con- vention. Cris Tambucho, foreign exchange student, was also an honorary member. 16

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Thespians Present You The Jury The defendants tensely await the verdict of the jury in the Thespian play “You the Jury”. Debra Robinson, defense attorney in the play, questions the housekeeper, Betty Pryor, while Judge Larry De- Bois listens. Clay Freeman, the district attorney in “You the Jury”, rests his case.

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Cris Adds Color Cris Tambucho was the foreign ex- change student for Tulia High School. Miss Tambucho was from the South Amer- ican country of Uruguay. It did not take long for her to get in the routine of the American students. She started immedi- ately to study her lessons in English. Whether in the lunchroom or just talking to her fellow students, she was well liked. Tulia High School will be a much sadder place in “67-68” without her friendly smile and colorful accent. Before returning home, Cris will tour the country. Throughout the year Miss Tambucho addressed many clubs and organizations. f 17