Tishomingo High School - Indian Yearbook (Tishomingo, OK)

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KAY WARDEN RAY WARDEN Be reasonable, do it my He's hard to describe, but way twice as hard to equal DEWAYNE WELLMAN Admired by everyone ALFORD WILLIAMS Success, I graduated ELLA WILLIAMS LARRY WINKLER ROBERT WOOD Never a word out of turn. Always a helping hand in fact, hardly ever a word But somebody has to laugh at my jokes GARY WYATT Greater men have lived, but I doubt it MELVIN YOUNG If you didn’t get caught you didn't do it

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RAYMOND O'HALLORAN Honest guys, the girls are crazy about me JAMIE PACE Knows all, sees all, and usually tells all LaSALLE PERRY Has anyone seen my radio JAMES ROBERTSON Not a care in the world FERN ROGERS I study and study, but my teacher still doesn't ap- preciate me ANDREA SHANNON What they don’t know won’t hurt them JIMMY SIPES He used to be the bashful one ORA STEVENSON There she is, I hear her talking

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A SENIOR SALUTE as presented at the annual football banquet A lot of Seniors are here for the last time It was to honor them, that we wrote this rhyme. They will be missed a lot, on that you can bet, And for all of them, may football not end yet. For surely some college will need our boys, For they are full of vigor and have much poise. Take Baker, for instance, with the winning toe. He is danger itself against any foe. Then comes Sandy’s ability to hit. He has a lot of play left yet. Now Melvin, our dependable lad. Has made many players look very sad. And Max with his ability to catch impossible passes. Is sure to bring squeals from all of the lassies. Then let's not forget Sudsey and all of his tricks. For no other boy can hand out such hard licks. And Jim Sipes can cut them down fast. For when they get up they know who has passed. Now Ray is short, but strong and mean, And on defense he is really keen. And then there's Gary, always ready to drive. Football's his love, and on it he thrives. Raymond is speedy when the ball he does find. Tucked safe in his arms, there are few of his kind. The two Mikes may be a bit small, But they are not afraid of players seven feet tall. Jim Bivins delights pinning opponents for loss, Always eager to go when the coin is tossed. Tackling and blocking and carrying the ball, Robert, I'm sure, enjoys them all.