Tuttle High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Tuttle, OK)

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X4 Al fc flNfSl 9 5 i s a wmaioa 11 2 ante nf Szlinnl Spirit In the years to come when we, the members of the Senior Class of '24, are traversing the many different paths of life-some the highway of successes while others tread the darker road-may this book serve as the tie that binds and preserves the sweet memories of the past, may we meet again in the auditorium and hear the voices that are dear and shake the hands of those who have offered love and affection. As it is the prevailing custom for each graduating class to-leave behind them a token of their love and appreciation of their Alma Mater, we, the Senior of '24, have the honor of leaving as our parting gift, the first High School Annual -ever published in the history of this worthy institution, and we do hope,' hereby, to establish a precedent which will last throughout the years to comeg to preserve the dear memories of our associates is the cherished object of our humble attempt to portray the events of the past yearg if this book but serves this pur- pose, all our poor, but sincere efforts, will be amply repaid. K Q1 ' ls' ' - i was- V - V AL .t V ,, A fr 977367 lifaliWei'V7ali7?:VV?sY1?faf?IYaf M N r