Holland Hall High School - Eight Acres Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

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Page 26 Secretary . .. Treasurer.. Sponsor ,,,. Celia Nesbitt President . ,,,,,,,,,,, . Vice-Presidents... ,.,, . JUNIORS .Celia Nesbitt ........,Tish Moran . A4 Sally white Frances McMillin .....Miss Sharp This has been a busy year for the juniors. Ruby Webb is vice-president of the student council, Julie Flint our class representative on the council. We feel hon- ored to have the co-captains of both athletic teams chosen from our class, Celia Nesbitt for the Sakawas, and June Fletcher for the Wanatas. Celia is also vice- president of the Camera Club. Sue Murray has been serving us on the Assembly Committee this year. Three of the class were enrolled in the word study class the first semester. Margaret Foster has been taking an active part in glee club, and Julie Flint has been occupied with our fun sheet, Tome-a-Hawk. Frainces Mc- Milliil really worked hard as director of our carol singing at Christmas. Much credit goes to her for the good performance. Our business ventures included our concession at Field Day and more re- cently the selling of Holland Hall stickers. Freak Day came around March 6 with juniors much in evidence fnaturallyj. The teachers avoided us after that because we put on a skit showing how we thought they might have acted in their high school days. Next big event for us was the birthday party which Mrs. Moiran gave for Tish on March 17, her seventeenth birthday. Tish's birthday has come to be an annual celebration at the school. There was a beautiful three-tiered cake with ice cream. We have had our honors. The Christmas queen is always chosen from the junior class. This year the queen was Ruby Webb. We were also honored in having several members of our class chosen for roles in the three-act play, Let Me Grow Up, presented at Oakwold the evenings of March 23, 24, and 25. Sally White carried the important role of Mary Jo, the girl from next-door. Sue Murray was Arden, the local siren, and Pat Chesnut was Muriel, a natural-born actress. On the production staff were June Fletcher as prompter and Ruby Webb as stage manager. We have had loads of fun writing the senior prophecy. We can hardly wait to present it on Class Day. We are looking forward to planning the commencement dance honoring the seniors and to holding the arches for them in the commence- ment exercises. Best of all will be the ring ceremony following the dance which will make us seniors.