Tahlequah High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tahlequah, OK)

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2535? 5 n :L . ' T77 y et f-ll mm ana E P2 22122 Garvlyn Grew, Ruth Peden, lhry Sue Baker, mn stinnem, uni. Jean Hatfield, Jean Marie Morris, Billie Bailey In-gig Sum Pier Shirle Talburt gildred Bitting, Patsy Fuller, Patsy Martin, Joyce Clark,,Betty Jzggard , eanne Hill, and Betty Jean Ross. Nitarae Hayes lnotpictured. , ccence 5154 Somehmembers of one of the General Science c1aaeee'pe'f'rorming an e.xper1mefnt. Some of the students pictured are Shirley Sellers, Duma Lou Rutherford, Bill Ballard, Lillian Thomas, Clay A. Yeager, Virginia Jones, Gaines Ballew, v Mary Katherine Miller, Margaret Blair, Rut Alvcd Bean, and Nancy Sue Rutherford

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ommercia C addea One of Hias Workmarvs Typing classes in action. Some of the students shown areg Pauline Gray, Lloyd Cunningham, Faye Hensley, Billie Marie Carlile, Russell Hitchcock, Jeanne Hill, Bob Sanders, Betty Rea Robertson, Melba Joyce Clark, Marie Laster, and Betty Jean Ross. Hel-P1118 the Principal Office receptionists Norma Lee Mathews, secretary, yr, Betty Jaggard, Jackie Rodgers, Betty Kaufman, and Mary Katherine Silcott, Rea Robertson, Faye Hensley, Betty filing clerk. Jean Ross, and Billye Jean Wheeler S 7 X 'X 0 456 'Sew e ,'pPl'-.eng 325579, .. a Q, Venable not shown. Z lQ'S

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vw.-I wg' .,,,,,-,...,-,.l. . ,e..,-nm-n- ,--- iza- Diversified Occupations 'THERE I8 ABSOLIPELI NO SUBSTITUTE FUR E' is the motto for the Diversified Occupations class of Tahlequah High Schools as lt moved into its second year of vocational training. The class is a coopera- tive vocational program in which the students receive technical information in the classroom in addition to special training on the Job under actual job conditions. This class is designed primarily for students who plan to be gainfully employed upon graduation from high school. The pictures below represent s part of the class in actual Job conditions. The remaining students a d b 1- n us nesses for which they work are as follows: Mary Beasley, eel esperson, Smith Supply Companyg Kathleen Ballsw, butcher, Safeway Store 3 Eugene Krouse, shoe repairman, Hutsig's Shoe Shop, Blynn Spears, auto mechanic, Galey 6: Hargis Motor Oomparvg Vera Watkins, salesperson, Family Shoe Store 3 lax Molloy, auto parts, Galey 8: llolloy Garage, Robbie Spencer, printer, Tahlequah Citizeng Jeanne Reece, secretary, County C1erk's Office 3 Peggy Shipley, salesperson, Ben Franklin Store 5 Gladys llolleil, secretary, Diversified Occupations Office. We would very'munh like to express our appreciation to the business mn of Tehlequah for their splendid support. -1 n, Lailey, Printer I terfsllen, Se1esperl0 c 11 Print Shop Am :Perfection 3114017 A u - 0 eg. 1 . 2 Banu, Secretary . J Justus and Peggy Shipley Play yubnghing Co. amsalespersons, Ben Franklin Store mmcnb at r laehington Motor COIIPUIY ir .-i i.--,I