Tahlequah High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tahlequah, OK)

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ational Honor Society Fifsf Row: Norma Townsend, Romona Thornton, Anna Lee Foley, Judy Carlile, Margel Southren, Mary Jo Casady, Doris Dunn. Second Row: Shirley Burk, Ann Jones, Anna Clair Mills, Shirley Fritts, Mary Jack Nelson. Third Row: Joe Kirkwood, Jim Brixey, Gail Burk, Betty Tomblin, Bobbie Rozell. Fourth Row: Steve Foreman, Bob Priest, Jim- my Rogers, Melbo Moss, Lenore Chapman, Pat MacMillion, Barbara Fite. Fifth Row: Leon Gi st, Boyd Hogner, Bob Skelton, Paul Cook, John Fleming, John lngram. Sixth Row: Deane Curry, Winford Butts, Darrell Gosnell. State Honor Society s...-fri First Row: Burk McSpadden, Doris Dunn, Shirley Fritts, Judy Carlile, Judy Knight, Sharon Kisner, Linda Burrows, Mary Jane Howell. Second Row: Norma Townsend, Julia Thorne, Sharon Fields, Kathleen Bearpaw, Romona Thorn- ton, Bonny Jordan, Clara Tye. Third Row: Victoria Glory, Carol Coshow, Vera Sowder, Bobby Rozell, Margel Southern, Erma Yeager, Nellie Woodard, Norma McCollum. Fourth Row: Connie Thorp, Pat McMillan, Lucille Foshee, Virginia Cowan, Anna Lee Kirk, Betty Carroll. Fifth Row: Edwin Wilkerson, Darry Carlstone, Jim Brixey, Melba Moss, Gail Burk, Shirley Burk, Mary Ann Dotson, Naomi Steele. Sixth Row: Howard Campbell, Jim Rogers, Steve Foreman, Karen Jones, Lenore Chapman. Seventh Row: Bob Skelton, Harold Harvey, John Fleming, Mary Sue Box, Boyd Hogner. Not Pictured: Leon Gist.

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s S3151 Coach Dobbins planning strategy with two key basketball boys, Jim Rogers and Joe Kirkwood. As we look over this past year of our school life, the summary of its highlights would not be complete without an adequate recognition of one of the forces which has made our life at Tahle- quah High memorable. The athletic department has nobly served the school in two distinct ways. First, it has helped those youth who havebeen participants in its sports. Being a necessary factor to a person's happiness, health and a strong physical condition have been strongly stressed throughout the program. Also the ability to co-operate with others and the realization of the ioy it brings, the ability of fair play, of training and discipline are lessons learned by our athletes. Secondly, it has played an important role in bringing a united spirit to the school. Who could ever take away the moments when Tahlequah High, as a group, cheered its teams to victory or accepted proudly the trophies of courage, sta- mina, and citizenship won by its sportsmen? Yes, as always in the past, the athletic seg- ment of this school year has been a vital one and much applause is in order for the coaches, parti- cipants, and supporters for an outstanding per- formance.