Tullahoma High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Tullahoma, TN)

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(Above) The cheerleaders take a quick break between cheers. (Bottom Left) “Annabel” provides the music as (Right) the students dance. Foul Weather Postpones Homecoming Game Thunder, lightning and multitudes of rain caused the football game to be postponed until Monday. Because of the distance between Tullahoma and Lawrenceburg, the game was sched- uled for 5:00 p.m. In spite of this, the dance continued as planned. The music of ‘‘Annabel” started the eve- ning at 9:00. This was the first dance to which students could invite people not attending the school. The band continued playing until 1:00 a.m. The homecoming festivities were then put aside until the follow- ing Monday. Another first for THS was the ball- game which was played during the daylight. The afternoon was high- lighted by the coronation of Virginia Martin as Homecoming Queen.

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The Homecoming Court (Above) reigns over the evening. Members of flower girl; Lynn Cowie, Sophomore Attendant; and Nancy Alexander, the Court are Emily Marshall, flower girl; Susan Matz, Junior At- flower girl. The escorts (Standing) are Kyle Bills, Tommy Anderton, tendant; Amy Lewis, flower girl; Queen Virginia Martin; Timmy Mathis, Mike Tidwell, Phil Pindzola, and Jimmy Weddington. crown bearer; Carol Coop Burton, Senior The evening is highlighted by daylight. watch the game attenti vely. 26 (Right) Virginia Martin and Susan Matz Attendant; Ann Jarvis,

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Senior Class Presents Mystery Comedy “All Because of Agatha’ Witchcraft and the supernatural were the themes of “All Because of Agatha,” a com- edy presented by this year’s seniors with the help of sponsors, Miss Fredia Flack, Mrs. Pat Jones, and Mrs. Lorine King. The weeks spent working on the set and the costumes and the endless hours of re- hearsal proved very worthwhile. The cur- tain rose at 8:00 p.m. to start off an eve- ning full of fun and laughter. The play is centered around the return of Agatha, the witch who has haunted the house for one hundred years. Cartoonist, Duff O’Hara and his wife Joan decide to make a party of the visit. They invite the doctor next door and his mother, who is a medium. The visit of Joan’s aunt and the arrival of reporter Flip Cannon add unex- pected complications to the festivities. (Top) Amy Hankins, who portrays the maid, sends Flip Cannon, played by Rick German, for a loop. (Abvve) Sandy Ather and Terry Hill read over their lines during rehearsal. ( Right) Mrs. Boggs, played by Mary Reese, discusses the possibilities of a seance with Duff O’Hara, Joe Baron.