Tuscola High School - Jungle Yearbook (Tuscola, TX)

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, - w,:..,'fr,j-.fr -, by--7 71- I, I . I . -'-vw SI L',As '7.-w 4 I- I CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER 2 -- ScHooL BEGAN. MANY PAMILIAR FACES AND ' SOUNDS THROUGHOUT THE CORRIDORS- AT THE ASSEMBLY PRD- GRAM, THE NEW TEACHERS, COACH TRAVIS MASON AND MRS. OPAL HOUSES, WERE INTRODUCED- Booxs WERE ISSUED! AND FOOTBALL BEGAN. SEPTEMBER 3 --CLASSES BESAN WITH LESSON ASSIGNMENTS AND INTRoDUcToRY REVIEWS. SEPTEMBER 4 -- PEP SQUAD ORGANIZED THUS: FRANCES WHITEQ PRESIDENT? GERALDINE WHITE. SECRETARY? JACKIE EUIREEI HEAD YELL LEADER: MONTEEN FAULRNER AND FRANCES WHITE' ASSISTANT YELL LEADERS. SEPTEMBER 5 -- P.T.A. RECEPTION FOR THE TEACHERS IN THE GYMNASIUM. SEPTEMBER 6 -- HIGH SCHOOL CLASSES ORGANIZED. SEPTEMBER IO - SCHOOL MENT ON SHORT SCHEDULE BECAUSE or COTTON PICKINGS SEPTEMBER I2 -- SENIORS oRcANIzED THE TIGERS DIGEST STAFF. SEPTEMBER I3 -- FIRST FOOTBALL SCRIMMAGE. NovIcE PROVED A LITTLE Too STRONG FOR THE TIGERS - THAT TIME. SEPTEMBER I6 -- SENIORS' R1Ncs ARRIvED. SEPTEMBER 20 -- TIGERS' FIRST CONFERENCE SAME - WITH BRAD- SHAWB NDN. PEP SQUAD HDRE NEW UNIFORMS OF ROYAL BLUE CORDUROY SHIRTS AND GGLD SATIN BLOUSES. SEPTEMBER 23 -- CONTRACTED FOR THE ANNUALS. JUNIOR CLASS RESUMED THE RESPONSIBILITY. SEPTEMBER 24 -- ORGANIZATION OF THE WJUNELE' STAFF. SEPTEMBER 27 -- MOST EXCITING FOOTBALL SAME or THE SEASON! DEFEATED 0vALo BY oNE POINT. SEPTEMBER 30 -- MISS QUlNNp FROM THE PRINTUGRAPH Co., SAME T0 HELP THE ANNUAL STAFF EDR A WEEK. OCTOBER I -- HDMEMARINS GIRLS SERVED FIRST CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BANQUETS OCTOBER 2 -- SCHOOL BACK ON REGULAR SCHEDULES H-EBGIRLS BEGAN SERVING LUNSHES AGAIN- 0cTOBER 4-5 -- HOUEUAKING GIRLS AND F.F.A. BOYS SET UP ' BOOTHS AT THE WEST TEXAS FAIR IN ABILENE. OSTDBER 7-ll -- FIRST SIX WEEKS' ExAMs. OCTOBER 8 - FAIR DAYS PEP SQUAD PARADEOB COMMUNITY BOGTH won THIRD PLACE. OCTOBER I2 - MRSQ HOLT AND STUDENTS WENT TO SVEETYATER FOR THE DISTRICT MEETING FOR HDMEMAKERS. OCTOBER 28 -- I-I.E. SIRLS' 'KID PARTY' IN THE cYM.SUE AND MRSQ HDDSES WON THE PRIZESB CLASSES SELECTED cANDI- DATES Pon HALLOWEEN QUEEN. OCTOBER 29 -- LUNCH RDDM OPENED UPSTAIRS IN THE ELEMEN- TARY BUILDING. N434 ,UZ .ff uifw. A, Ci' 'LA Pug' W , .-6L,, 'Q ' 'QCII' ,-7' -J SQfN-,f....H Rfcfiff --'I :Q,?,q?Wgr. A ..

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OCTOBER Bl -- HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL. A ugral.,-ge-Y JUNE WILKINSON OROWNED QUEEN, WITH CLOVIS SANFORD AS HER ESCORT. NOVEMBER 5 -- GIRLS SERVED SECOND NOVEMBER 7 -- H.Eo GIRLS ATTENDED C. or C. BANQUET. JESSIE HOGUE'S COOKING SCHOOL AT THE CITY AUDITORIUM. NOVEMBER 8 - JUNIDRS WENT TO THE COOKING scHooL AcAIN. NOVEMBER 9-I4-- CLOVIS ATTENDED THE NATIONAL F.F.A. CDN- VENTION IN KANSAS CITY. NOVEMBER 2I -- SOPHS SAW 'GDLD RUSH MAIZIEW AT THE QUEEN. NOVEMBER 22 -- PLAYED NOVIOE IN A BI-DIsTRIcT GAME -- AND VE voNI NOVEMBER 27 -- MER. ScHooL oUT FOR HOLIDAYS. DEcEuBER 7 -- FRESHHEN ENTEREO THE HIGH ScHooL SocIAL WHIRL WITH A THEATER PARTY AT THE ,MAJESTIC WHERE 'Boon TOWN' WAS SHOWING. DEDEUBER I5 -- PLAYED IN FIRST BASKET BALL MATCH AND WERE MRS. JDHNSDNIS ROOM HAD THANKSGIVINC DIN- DEFEATED. DECEMBER I6 -- HOMEMAKING CHRISTMAS PARTY IN THE cvu. DECEMBER I8 -- SCHOOL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM, 'CHRISTMAS IN OLD ENGLANON IN THE GYM BEFORE A RECORD AUDIENCE. DECEMBER 20 -- LUNCH Room SERVED A SPEDIAL CHRISTMAS DIN- NER: TURKEY AND ALL THE TRIMMINGSB THE HIGH scHooL AND EACH ELEMENTARY GRADE ROOM HAD A TREE WITH LDADS or GIFTS- ALL LEFT ron THE HOLIDAYS IN FESTIVE uooo. DECEMBER 30 -- BACK IN SCHOOL IN BODY, BUT NOT IN SPIRIT. JANUARY I -- THE WORK SHDPI A PROGRAM or NATIONAL DE- FENSE SUPERYISED BY MR. HENRY, BEGAN ITS YORK UNDER THE DIRECTION OF LEWIS MCCORMICK. JANUARY 8-IO - OUTSIDE SOME MOANING ABOUT NEGLECTED NOTE- BOOKS AND REPORTS, ALL'lS QUIET? EVERYONE IS BUSILY CRAMMIN6 FOR THESE FIRST SEMESTER EINALS. JANUARY I6 -- F. F. A. FATHER ANID SON BAHQUET. JANUARY I9 -- FLASHI SUPTS EDWARDS HAS A YOUNG DAUGHTER, NAMED CAROL ELAINE. JANUARY 24 -- RUNNERS-UP. JANUARY 28 -- LAWN BASKET BALL TOURNAMENT. TIGERS WERE SOME OF THE STUDENTS REALIZED THE TRUTH IN WORDS? 'THE SADDEST IORDS OF TDNGUE OR PEN IT MIGHT HAVE BEENB' SEMESTER CARDS WERE HOMEMAKING '42' TOURNAMENT IN THE cvu. SENIORS SPONSOR NECRO BASKET BALL GAME. SEVENTH GRADE VALENTINE PARTY ATSANFDRDVS. HOMEMAKING PLAY! 'JESSICAIS JOURNEYS' F.F.A. STOCK SHOW IN ABILENEQ JUNIOR BAS- THE POET'S ARE THESE! ISSUED. JANUARY 30 -- FEBRUARY I -- FEBRUARY I2 -- FEBRUARY I3 -- FEBRUARY I4-I5- KET BALL TOURNAMENT AT TUSCOLA. FEBRUARY I7 -- JUNIORS BEGAN PLAY PRACTICE. S ip! 'Al ., : I A. x5.5f fav L , JE I J I I . Q, -- ,IT . ..,, -I A I A. T ..J .V -gfr i514 . ,,.,.:,,1Ig ,,E,ff1E' 'q ,ii F, . Ag I DB5-A'-X , 1 H 'I gy! JLEKQS ' l E Aw. iii ' 'm .. F ZF -- f- ,: :rug