Tahlequah High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tahlequah, OK)

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Junior High Chorus Junior High Chorus members: Barbara Price, Joyce Haddock, Geneva Scott, Wynona Coffee, Sandra Thorne, Vera Davis, Reta Jones, Luetta Hougland, Carole Rainwater, Peggy Dreadfulwater, Reta Dunham, Elada Wheeler, Shirley Gates, Clara Dickson, Patricia Phillips, Betty Thompson, Imogene Bateman, Wanda Ratliff, Katie White, Loretta Trammel, Betty Townsend, Jane Curry, Patricia Lankford, Margaret Peake, Ruby Burk, Sandy Garrison, Betty Heaton, Paula Blank, Carol Scott, Lou Ann Burgess, Judy Swearingen, Judy Rickard, Bobbie Nadine, Shirley Gates, Jimmie Dotson, Arlena Vann, Norma Braswell, Juanita Pigeon, Patsy Crawford, Louise Kirk, Retha Holderbee, Dianne Lehman, Carolyn Swim, Dessie Walker, Charlene McClure, Kathy Adcock, Sue Stanbrough, Martha Markham, who won a 'l' or superior rating at the district contest at northeastern state college. Tahlequah Junior High Band The Tahlequah Junior High Band is proud of its 48 piece band. lt was rated excellent in the District Music Festival held at Northeastern State College and several band members received high merits in solos, quartets, and duets. Members: Bob Kisner, Jerry Dorr, Robert Scearce, Mike Hill, Margaret Masters, Dale Rogan, J. W. Aytes, Clifford Biggers, Neal Jones, Jackie Garroute, Kenney Morris, Robert Yeager, Harry Farnsworth, Gerald Walker, Vivian Jones, Patricia Phillips, Marcia Covey, Ruby Carol Burk, Marcey Jones, Sandra Thorne, Margaret Peake, Carolyn Swim, Sharon Towry, Wayne Felts, Zack Hamilton, Ronald Ragan, Ruth Ann Capps, Judy Dryden, Kay Whittenburg, Linda Greenhaw, Barbara Jones, Sandra Garrison, Martha Markham. Solos and Ensembles. SUPERIOR: Harry Farnsworth, Clarinet, Marcia Covey, Sue Parrish, Martha Markham, Woodwind Trio. EXCELLENT: Carol Burk, Flute, Barbara Jones, Alto Saxophone, Mike Hill, Baritone, Clifford Biggers, Trombone. GOOD: Pat McMillan, Alto Saxophone, Wayne Felts, Cornet, Ronald Ragan, Cornet, Neal Jones, Trombone, Charles Gosnell, Baritone, Robert Scearce, Wayne Felts, Burke Mcspadden, Cornet Trio. Band Officers. Bob Kisner, President, Zack Hamilton, Vice-President, Dorothy Durrant, Librarian, Marcy Jones, Secretary.

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I U 6 I1 I I 1 O U I1 C 0 Barbara Baker, Sharon Neddeau, Sue Parrish, Joyce Willis, Betty Roberson, Linda Bates, Carolyn Keys, Marcy Jones, Johnie Carlile, Leon Lotta, Buddy Moore, Walter McDowell fnot present when picture was model. Weldon Linville, Harvey Chaffin, Raymond Kirk, and Rusty Evens. Sponsor is Russell Rathiens. The Student Council is composed of representatives from each of the three grades elected by the students. The purposes of the council are to promote better school relations between the grades, to help both stu- dents and faculty with school problems, to help promote democratic principles in self-government and to help National Juni The purpose of this chapter is to create an enthu- siasm for superior CHARACTER, SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE in the students of the Tahlequah Junior High School. To be eligible for consideration to membership in this chapter, the student must have been in attendance at least one semester in the Tahlequah Junior High generally to improve school discipline and courtesy. Social activity is planned for all groups concerned and the members assist the faculty in conducting programs for the school, the Parent-Teacher's Association and in many other ways help to show the public the assis- tance they can offer. or Honor Society scholarship. Further eligibility shall be considered by their school character, leadership, and service. This is determined by the Faculty Council Members: Tom W. Johnson, Principal, Blake Jarvis, Sponsor, Charles H. Goben and Russell W. Rathiens, Members. To belong to this organization is considered to be one of the highest honors that a student of the Tahle- School and must have'an average of at least B in quah Junior High School may receive. NINTH GRADE: Marcia Elizabeth Covey, Beverly Kay Goodwin, Linda Carolyn Holland, Paul Weldon Linville, Kirby Lee Stone, Patsy Joan Sweet, Joyce Gail Willis, Harvey Lee Chaftin, Oneta Lee Comer, Jimmy Lee Dotson, Gary Lynn Evens, Mary Sue Heaton, Retha Moe Holderby, Shalah Louise Robertson, Judy Ann Swearingen, Ronald Jack Tacker. EIGHTH GRADE: Dorothy Kay Durrant, Ronald David Evans, Harry Arthur Earnesworth, Carol Edward George, Martha Cherrie Johnson, Robert Jackson Kisner, Carol Annette Rainwater, Judy Ann Rickard, Patricia Karen Sanders, Mary Jacquiline Smith, Carolyn Sue Swim, Mary Frances Young, Bonnie Jean Enlow, Evelyn Dianne Lehman, Melva Joyce McCullar, Earl Eugene Squires. SEVENTH GRADE: Barbara Jean Baker, Paula Meredith Blank, Johnny Lee Cook, Edith Ann Dobson, Jackie Leon Garroute, Shirley Sue Gates, Elizabeth Jean Harris, Marcy Gae Jones, Barbara Ann Jones, Carolyn Jane Lawley, Charles Richard May, Curtis Berry Newton, Vivien Lee Nix, Sharon Kay Towry, Glenda Pauline Trippard, Sally Jan Wasson, Doris Elaine Wheeler, Billie Jean Willis, Oma Belle Yates.

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0 Jr. High Journal Staff The Tahlequah Junior High publishes a weekly newspaper. The staff prepares the paper and the mimeograph work is done by the commerce department. Staff: Editor, Geneva Reedyg Assistant Editor, Patsy Sweet, Art Editor, Weldon Linvilleg Secretary, Gloria Post, Sports Editors, Gary Evans, John Thorne and David Rus sell, Typist, Judy Swearingeng Reporters -Brenda Kaufman, Linda Bates, Patsy Crawford, Mary Sue Heaton, Marcia Covey, Arlena Vann, Linda Holland, Kathy Adcock, Margaret Peake, Eva Witt Jonnie Courtney, Judy Ward, Marcy Jones, Robert Scearce, Larry Graham Harve Gmffin, Sue Parrish, Betty Roberson, Alice Lamons, Joyce Willis, Betty Sue Townsend, Jane Funderburk and, Y Becky Pearson. Sponsor is Mrs. Sylvia Whittenburg. Jr. High Tennis Team Members of the iunior high tennis team include Ronnie Tacker, Jimmy Box, Ronnie Cox, David Russell, Bob Kisner, Alvon Crosslin, and Jimmy Towry with the coach, Mr. Griffiths. David, Ronnie, and Bob are lettermen back from last years undefeated squad which swept the Little 5 Conference and the tournament as well, taking five of the six medals. if P in . -I X t tg 6 Y .Q ,