Tishomingo High School - Indian Yearbook (Tishomingo, OK)

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Opportunities for tomorrow start with today's skill. Skills that are learned in the ordinary clas- ses that we take for granted such as typing, shorthand, accounting, and business law. When students leave high school, their awareness for skills needed for opportunit- ies becomes more keenly important than ever before. Knowledge and skills are the basis of a begin- ning for future careers in almost any field that the graduating sen- ior wishes to pursue. Seize the moments of your youth. Fill them with the excitement of knowledge and skills that are best learned while you have the opportunity. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 16 101 North Kemp 371-2175

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1. History class studying-reading the latest newspaper? 2. Cleta Combs studying her work- sheet. 3. Kevin McGeehee and Mrs. Hallmark in speech class. 4. Coach Tims' history class caught in the act. 5. Belinda Spence gave a 3-minute speech that lasted a minute and a half. The study of history is the study of what men have done in the past; hence, of how they created the present. Through the study of his- tory each man can share the experiences of all who have lived before and learn from them. Speech class is designed to help the student gain self-confidence when called upon to speak in public by making speeches and demonstrations in front of their classmates. i 103. North Neshoba CAWTAIL UDEMfiDCffiAT 371-2356 15

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The Journalism Staff, standing from left to right: Debbie Hamlet, Linda Graham, Mrs. Hutchins, Sponsor, Dawn McCurry, Becky Webb, Robbie Glover, Vicki Reifsnider,Carey Harris, Seat- ed Teresa Noble. m ss n 0 CHANEY CONSTRUCTION Box 815 Mickey Chaney, Owner 371-2513 17