Tullahoma High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Tullahoma, TN)

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Hard Work and Spirit Aid in Homecoming Preparations Homecoming preparations commenced with a busy week of twisting napkins, molding chicken wire, and enjoying memo¬ rable times. Each float, representing the creativity of its class, presented the tire¬ less effort of spirited students. Spirit soared at the pre-game bonfire as the flames reduced a blazing mountain of boxes to ashes. Wildcat supporters de¬ parted, ready for the following night’s clash with the Cookeville Cavaliers. As the annual parade progressed down South Jackson Street, Homecoming ap¬ proached its peak. Chants echoed from the inspired Senior girls as they proudly sup¬ ported the Wildcats. In float competition there was an upset when the Junior class captured first place, leaving the Senior class second, and Sophomores third. vm i , TULLAHOMA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL THS VS. COOKEVILLE NOV 8 KEEP OUR BIG RED MACHINE ROLLIN ' I 20