Tuscola High School - Jungle Yearbook (Tuscola, TX)

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I I FEBRUARY I8 -- GIRLS BEDAN voLLEY BALL PRACTICE AGAINB FEBRUARY 20 -- JUNIOR BASKET BALL BOYS AND SENIOR VOLLEY BALL GIRLS WENT T0 BUTTERFIELD- BOTH TEAMS DEFEATED. FEBRUARY 28 -- VDLLEY BALL GIRLS SPONSORED MOVIE! JOE E. BRDVN IN 'FIT FOR A KlNG'. FEBRUARY 28- - 'VOLLEY BALL TOURNAMENT IN GYMABUTTERFIELD MARCH I ' won, WITH TUSDDLA A AS RUNNER-UP: UVALO won CONSOLATION. MARCH -- ATHLETIC CLUB SPONSORED 'TRIGGER FINGER'- MARCH -- FIRST CLASS CHAPEL EXERCISE! SENIDRS GAVE A RENDITIDN or DR. I. Q. MARCH 8 -- 'ENT T0 EULA voLLEY BALL TDURNANIENT. MARCH IO -- SDPHS DLIMBED A MOUNTAIN AND ATE 'WIENIES AT THE RDADSIDE PARK.' MARCH I2 -- JUNIDRS SKATED IN THE LOCAL RINR. MARCH I3 -- JUNIDRS PRESENTED AMATEUR CHAPEL PRDDRAM. TEAMS A AND B ENTERED LAWN TOURNEY. MARCH I5 -- GIRLS WENT BACK T0 LAWN. BOYS PLAYED TEN- NIS IN THE COUNTY INTERSDHDLASTID MEET IN ABILENE. MARCH I7 -- FIRST SNOW SEEN THIS YEAR. JUNIDRS HAVE DRESS REHEARSAL. MARCH I8 - 'A MERRY DEATH' PROVED JUST HOU CONFUSING TWINS CAN BE. MARCH I9 - SENIOR SKATING PARTY AND PICNICA FRESHIES ALSO SKATE. MARCH 20 -- AFTERNOON MATINEE OF JUNIOR PLAY. SCHOOL DISMISSED FOR COUNTY INTERscHoLASTIc ACTIVITIES. MARDH 2I -- COMPETED IN LITERARY EVENTS AND MADE FAIR SHOWING. MARCH 22 -- TRADK AND FIELD EVENTS. GIRLS' TENNIS AND GAIL REALLY WIELDED A 'WICKED' RAcqUET. MARCH 2 -- SENIORS BEGIN 'WHEN MAN PLAYS MAIDEN'. MARCH 2 -- FRESHMEN D0 A LITTLE MORE PLAIN AND FAN- CY SKATINS DOWN on THE LocAL RINK. MARCH 27 -- JUNIOR PLAY cAST REALLY SHOUED THEM HDI THIS SNATIND IS DDNE. MARCH 28-29 -- 'ON THIRD PLACE IN VOLLEY BALL. THAT BUT- TERFIELD TEAM STILL PRovED T0 BE ouR WATERLDD. MARCH BI -- ALL THE HIGH scHooL STUDENTS 'ENT T0 THE POLLS TODAY FOR THE BEST ALL-ARDUND ELECTION! NDRRIS AND FRANDES. APRIL I -- No HDDNEY PLAYING? TESTS ALL DAY. APRIL 3 -- ANNIE BELLE AS KAY KYSER EDR SOPHS- HDME- MAKIND GIRLS TRY THEIR ART AT SKATING. APRIL 4 - GAIL PLAYED TENNIS IN SWEETWATER. EXCEPT PDR THE SENIORS,MOST or OTHERS TOOK THEIR APRIL FooL APRIL 5 -- FRANDES ION SECOND IN DEDLAMATIDN IN THE DISTRICT MEET. CASEY THREW THE DIscUS. A ly:- E-21. A W . Br M. IE --. . -I ff'

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1,5 37,,,5 ., -- ... APRIL 7 -- ALL THE STUDENTS WENT TO ABILENE T0 SEE THE 45TH DIVISION PARADE. MRSS HODGES ENTERTAINED STDRY- TELLERS WITH A THEATER PARTY. APRIL 8 -- ELEMENEARY DECLAIMERSI SPELLERSQ ESSAY WRI- TERSg AND PICTURE MEMORY TEAM VENT T0 THE PARK AN A PIcNIc WITH THEIR COACHESG APRIL I0 -- ALL SUFFER 'CONSEQUENCES' AT THE HANDS or THE FRESHMENS COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT MCGEHEE SHOYED A FILM, WPANDoRA', TO THE STUDENT soov. APRIL II -- GRADES HAVE EASTER EGG HUNTS. APRIL I2 -- JUNIDRS GIVE SENIORS ANNUAL DANQUET IN THE RDDFGARDEN 'RANCHO' or THE WDDTEN. MOST or THEM THE N SAW NTHE ROAD TO ZANZIBARE, APRIL I -- GIRLS' CHORAL CLUD GAVE AN EASTER CANTATA. APRIL I - NORRIS GAVE us AN EYEFUL or FEMININE GHARN IN THE SENIOR PLAY' 'WHEN MAN PLAYS MAIDEN'. MAY I' -- BAPTIST LADIES EANQDET THE SENIORSI MAY 3 -- ELEMENTARY AND HIGH ScHooL JuNIoRS COMPETE IITH OTHER COUNTY SCHOOLS IN PLAYGRDUND BALL. MAY 5 -- SENIOR DAY MAY II -- BAGGALAUREATE SERVICES AT THE M. E. CHURCH. MAY I2-I4 -- FINAL ExAMS. MAY I3 -- SEVENTH GRADE COMHENGEHENT AND PRESENTATION or ELEMENTARY AWARDS. MAY I -- No SCHOOL So TEACHERS MAY COMPLETE RECORDS. MAY I -- ALL CARDS ISSUED. HIGH ScHooL COMMENCEUENT. THUS ENDED THE SCHOOL YEAR i940-4I. HIGH SCHOOL SONG IN THE SCHOOL YEAR I939-40 THE HIGH ScHooL TRIO, cou- POSED or STELLA MAE TAYLDRI REBECCA CUNNINGHAM. AND MARY OLA TAYLOR, INTRODUCED THE SONG THAT VAS ADOPTED AS THE SCHOOL RALLY SONGS IT IS T0 THE MELODY or '0N.lIScoNSINN: 'HAILI HAIL T0 OLD T.H.S. CHANPIDN ScHooL or ALL THE WESTI PEOPLE Rnow or TIGER FAME. FIGHT T0 THE FINISH IN EvERY GAHE. UE'RE DEHING You. FAITHEDL AND TRUE. LoYAL. TIGERS. LOYAL T0 YOU. FIGHT THEN ON TO vIcToRY. THREE CHEERS FOR OLD T. H. S. RAHI RAHI RAHI AFTER SCHOOL DAYS ARE OVER: VIE KNOW THE HEART OF EACH STUDENT IILL BEAT FASTER EVERY TIME HE HEARS THOSE FAMILIAR STRAINS. --.-.... ...A-U. 4 YE., ,..,- ..-. -.-.--- -- H . l fx,LAIe -, ,.7..- 34, E., ,JW GE.,.,'-T335 ' V f -x', 1 . - 2. 5.5: Is? UIQ? THQ: ' 71, . I Fi -1,2 ' ' Hifi. .ihlfr 1254555 TQQQIE: xazzju ' Inf! fa Vf- 'TY' .1 E.-.Y 'iii rl' ' 1,51 IT WA, Y, 5-4'2Yf :r, .Ap 451: .N ,.,'. V4 . 5 , A A V- MFE, ,AV .T , ,, , , ,, ,.:.i-11 .395 .r W. E, ' :I ,II ,Dv