Tulia High School - Hornet Yearbook (Tulia, TX)

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Freshmen Get In The Groove Tulia High School was faced with 1962 naive, frightened, but happy freshmen at the beginning of the “66- 67” school year. The first week of school proved to be a challenging one for them, but they quickly caught on to the new routine of high school life. The freshmen were introduced into high school the first week with carry- ing books, carrying trays, and count- less other things. The initiation was completed with initiation parties at the home of Charlotte Wells and on “dip.” 18

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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

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Miss Flame Court Reigns Over Homecoming Bonfire Freshman Rita Stark Sophomore Sue Ella Edwards Junior Janis Jones Senior Shirley Tuttle reigned as the 1966-1967 Miss Flame inatcd one candidate; the queen was then chosen in an all-school Queen. Her court (standing) Sophomore Sue Ella Edwards, election. Junior Janis Jones, and Freshman Rita Stark. Each class nom- 19