OK So who was your favorite Teacher in our Senior year. I guess mine was Mr. Keithley. I had him for Homeroom and I had him for Art Class. He was Cool.

Mine was Mrs. Betty Lay. I had her for English two years, I just don't remember which ones.

I really connected with her.

Neil Hess, for drama.  Definitely.  His classes offered the most professional, focused educational experience I ever had probably, including law school.  He taught us to have the highest work ethics and production standards. 

My parents moved across town so I could study with him.  Our 1971 One-Act Play "Oedipus Rex" won Best in the State of Texas, with the cast receiving drama scholarships to UT-A and a private drama academy in Dallas. Curious, of course, to learn about my castmates, as well as other drama friends.  I bumped into Valerie McCarthy in a Denver grocery store in the late 80s!

Our math analysis teacher Mr. Clark.  Just an amazing teacher with a wicked sense of humor.

I really enjoyed Doc Weldon for History. He was a trainer for the sports teams and a really nice and likeable guy.

I also enjoyed Mr. Crawford teaching Typing. He was one of the few African/American teachers at Tascosa. I'm not sure he always received the respect that he deserved.

when where while whenever whereever after since because as if, as though, even though, even if, that , so that , in order that, until, unless, before, less, than, ......Damn Dr Sample would be mad, I can't remember  them all. All good kids remember his rules for 99 years. I loved his crazy class of Roses and Thorns for 2 years. Everybody could chew gum in his class,,, well except the students. Call me Ishmael, the greatest opening line in all of literature. and so on......

Mr. Clark was a great teacher -- and remained a friend for several years after I graduated.  We disagreed about much in life, but he was a true believer in eliciting the best in his students.  I still miss him.

Hello Pam, This is Scott Spencer. I have looked up 3 Bill Clarks in the Amarillo area. I have called two of them, one on Elmhurst, and one that lives in Canyon and they are neither one the right Bill Clark. I tried the third one but he doesn't have an answering machine, and so I couldn't leave a message. according to my phone (Yellow pages) He lives on Truman St. in Amarillo. Do you have any idea about where I might find him or could you possibly contact him.

Hello Patti. this is Scott Spencer. I tried finding Mrs. Lay but no luck. Do you by chance know who her husband is. It's very hard to find a woman by their maiden name. If you could contact her it would be great. We need more teachers at this reunion. Thanks Scott.

Hello Deneice. Im Scott Spencer. I tried to look up Neil Hess, but the only thing I can find is of Course the "Lone Star Ballet" I have left several messages there but no returns. Sorry.