Tullahoma High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Tullahoma, TN)

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Top: Seniors slave at scene; setting records. Above: Jenny Chew and Rusty Moorehead ignite bonfire as well as school spirit. Left: Coach Garner reassures Junior, Beverly Boyles, “We can work it out.”

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Enthusiasm Inspires Participation In Homecoming The students of THS worked diligently during the week of homecoming in preparation of floats and cars for the parade. Sophomores learned the per- ils of float building as Juniors and Seniors repeated the traditions learned from their predecessors. At the bonfire, spirit soared as flames engulfed the mountains of boxes. The inexhaustible fire burned all night as well as did the unsurpassed spirit of Wildcat supporters. Top Right: Betty Washburn, cap- tain, cheers as fire burns on. Right: The echoing cries of sophomores: “If | were a car- penter!”’ 20

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Horns Blast as Wildcat Fans Follow Outlined Route Clear skies and bright sunshine heralded a most suc- cessful homecoming parade. The band led the way, striking up the Spanish march, Emperata, and was fol- lowed by cars gaily decorated by enthusiastic students. Despite the loss of paper streamers and cardboard let- ters, the students returned with heightened spirits, ready for a clash with the Blue Devils. ss Cy % ‘TOLLAROMA HIGH SCHOOL BAND) HOME “OF WORLD'S LARGEST WIND oTUNNEL AEDC TULLAHOMA’ TENNES: PSSEEae + 7, 28 oe Rs Top: Steve Bills and Mr. Weaver talk to the Tulla- homa Police Department about the parade route. Center: The Tullahoma High School Marching Band strikes up Emperata, and the parade begins. fae 1970 Homecoming Parade begins with the ineup.