Tulia High School - Hornet Yearbook (Tulia, TX)

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Everyone Was In The Act Durmg Pep Rallzes Pep Rallies were given by the Cheerleaders. Everyone participated in some way, to help give the school and teams spirit to fight for a victory These Pep Rallies were most enjoy- able and helped boost the pride and spirit in our school. Right-Cheerleaders presented Gerald Mc- Clanahan with flowers after his football injury. Right-Cool Cat, Vicki Vaughn, does a skit for the Pep Rally. Lower right- Wonder what Linus sees in the sky? Maybe it's the Red Baron. Bottom left-Cheer leaders jump for a victory.

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NASA And Senior Gi t Assemblies Are Given Top left-Several Freshmen are interested in the space uniform. Bottom left-Max Barham looks victorious as he tries on the suit. Bottom right-Larry Wells presents the Senior Class Gift ot' 1970. Several assemblies were held this year. A representative from NASA gave several demonstrations and a very in- formative report of what NASA is doing. In another assembly, Larry Wells, Senior Class President, presented the Senior Class Gift which was the painting ofthe big Water tower in Tulia.

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Fi teen Jackets Are Awarded To THS Scholars Fifteen members of the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes received Scholarship Jackets for their achievements of the past year. These were awarded J J in an assembly program. Jimmy Kiker was awarded a patch since he has received an athletic jacket. Only Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors could receive jackets. Middle leftAThe four Seniors who were awarded jackets or patches were: Jo Hickman, Tommy Hickman, Vicki Jen- nings, and Jimmy Kiker, Bottom left-This is the line-up of those students who received jackets during the assembly,