Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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Studeni Performances Were Very Popular The most popular of all assemblies are those put on by the students themselves, from the versatile Letter-men’s Assembly, the school plays, and, of course, the Senior Assembly. But our student performances were not limited only to the stage. There were daily comedies, as well as soap operas presented in front of the Snack Bar and in Shadowy Corners of the hall. The Christmas Assembly brought us closer to the Yuletide customs in other lands. But as always St. Nick comes through in the end. The ever popular cowboys, the Skoal Brothers, entertained us during the FFA Assembly. Stacy West, Bill Allen, Kristen Zumwalt and Betsy Dunklee in the Jr. Play ’’Cheaper By the Dozen.” 6

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Chieffains Boogie Foosball! The cry was heard far and wide. A game that could become a test between the quickest wrist in the west and the fastest spin to win. Chieftains of every sex and age became possessed with the burning desire to play this game of skill. They deserted their favorite hang-outs, Ken’s Pizza and Tastee Freeze, to experience the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. They stampeded the Youth Center after football games to try their wrists at one of the two foosball tables. Foosball tournaments began popping up everywhere, putting spades at a close second. Football games, basketball games and wrestling matches provided us with activities at which we enjoyed the performance of our classmates, the companionship of our friends, and the general atmosphere of the yelling, laughing, boogying crowd. Dances, plays, concerts, and Ken’s Pizza Parlor helped us pass those ’’idle hours” with alot more fun. Each of us boogied to the sound of a different drummer, but we all had a good time in ’75.