Tecumseh High School - Savage Yearbook (Tecumseh, OK)

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Stu. Co. Leads School 1986-87 was a busy one for the Student Council. They were elected president of district IX which in- volved new leadership challenges. Their duties end- ed with THS presiding over the annual district meeting and presenting training workshops. Other activities revolved around service to the school such as conducting class elections, organizing the Homecoming Parade, supporting Operation Christmas and assisting with the end of school awards assembly. Perhaps the most significant achievement was to develop a training program for new class officers to help them perform their duties even more effectively during the next school year. Officers Sherry Mason, Eric Cusey, Sheila Gondos and Robert Chisholm. It must have been a good joke! 1986-1987 THS Student Council

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.A-fy! I M -ff J' 86 87 Smoke Signal 4? if lit X Q 7 0 , 1 I ' , null' 5, ' f A df, Vnffkiflxh L . , I .- ' M7 X, r ' x The Tecumseh High School Smoke Signal Staff has established a twelve-page newspaper for events such as the Yearbook Pageant and others. Such pages con- sist of a sport, fashion, K-8 organizations, students, . school news, and editorials. The advisor of the newspaper is Mrs. Shoemaker and the editor is Robert Chisolm. The newspaper staff consists of: Jay Barton, Rick Riojas, Terry Ball, Tony Collins, Cindy Puckett, Gor- don Jackson, Shannon Wood, Serena Hill, and An- drew Sams. The staff of 1987 has worked very hard this year to put out a newspaper with all respects to you. ' Mrs. Shoemaker threatens Rick. .1 , , - ,W pf 9,4 ,Q svzfika ,,.0 j,,jlSi. M, A M wifi 'cle sg. :fuels . -Q 'Q Nw P0 tu tv' 40' , W .gs-Q -rl' wiviigim lk Students leam newspaper layout. .pf - M, K ,H , vim , it i ' . it Students observe Commandments. of ,S f ,.,, 9' - .- f D - .4 I- 'J Proofreaders hard at work. 18 ' '

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Spanish Club The Spanish Club was small but active this year, attending two con- tests. At the OBU Festival Espanol, Nov. 13, members entered posters, paintings, and Mexican and Spanish foods. Tina Oglesby placed third with her beautifully decorated and tasty Mexican cake. At the OU Pan American Day Festival, April 8, members brought home four ribbons. Tina Oglesby placed first and Amity Boland placed third with the Ojos de Dios. Jay Smith place second with his bullfighter painting. Tammie Seaton placed third in pottery. It was a fun year with several parties and activities, including an end of the year party at El Burrito. Here members said farewell to the sole senior member, and club presi- dent, Robert Chisholm. Front Row: Al Turner, Jason Couey, Sandra Matthews, Andrea Ives. Middle Row: Amity Boland, Shelly Trammell. Back Row: Robert Chisholm, Tammie Seaton, Shan- non Johnson, Shelly Matthews, Tina Oglesby, Ernie Morgan, Cathy Click, Senora Kathy Wolf. CllI'iStII13S Party 1986 - R0b6l't ChiSl'10lII1, Ernie Morgan. Christmas Party 1986 - Tina Oglesby, Andrea Ives, Shannon Johnson. Shelly Matthews, Tammie Seaton, Shannon Johnson, Tina Oglesby. Seated: Amity Boland, Cathy Click, Ernie Morgan, Jason Couey, Robert Chisholm, Tina Oglesby, Gordon Jackson, Mark Flesher, Shelly Matthews, Andrea Ives, Shannon Johnson, Tammie Seaton.