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

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N fi I TIES

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yard! gra e BACK ROW Mra Petree Tommy Spence Ronald Youngblood Sandra Wood! Bobby Maxn Eugene Singletary Ervxn Jones Carolyn Marlow SECOND RO W Ann Hovxl Jyrnxne Frances Sells J' B Mitchell Esther Franklin Beverly Renegar Sharon Ionel Philip Stanley FRONT ROW Floyd Marshall Ronnald Brown Karen Cobble Ray Boyer Betty Pettenrldge Judy Henderson Ella Mae Foster :rat grade BACK ROW Mn: Sharp Rosalee Wrxght Mary Katherxne Hoover lrmaden Jarman Martha Webb Alvie Patterson Harold Clark Jerry Sparks Kathryn Stevens Doralean Burns Wayne Plumlee FRONT ROW Charles Guthery Paul Caldwell Dewxght Cherry Armenta Cufhfhihgl Gayland Burns J C Stevens Howard Defxbaugh Jenme Moody Bxll Kuhlman O 3 - . , - . . . . - 5 . 1 - - 1 . r , . 5 1 . - n I ' 5 9 Q : . . . . . , A . 1 . . : . . . . . . , . . - 14

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JUNIORS HOLD CARNIVAL AT LEGION HUT In the Legxon Hut decorated for Halloween the .Tumors held thelr carmval to razse money for their Class Queen Frxday evemng October 30 At the door Gene Arnett measured waxst lznes to collect 8ntranCe fees Dorothy Lomax was fortune teller Arlene Tate and Irene Rich dxrected the cake walk At the fun house Wanema Cherry and Charles Coats were xn charge Betty Autry conducted the dart throwxng contest and Buddy Skaggs the Blngo games The decorating commxttee were Bob Culp Jerry Brumfleld Gene Arnett and Gerald Skaggs The refreshment commxttee cons1sted of Ve rdene Poyner Irene Rlch Arlene Tate In charge of the games were Dorothy Long and Maudme Smgletary Parents who chaperoned the party were Mr and Mrs Cherry Mr and Mrs B111 Jeffrles and Mrs Nelhe Culp The money earned for thelr queen was S31 Z5 SOPHOMORES MEET AT KLIPPELS In the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Klmppel the Sophomores met Monday evenlng October Z5 to ralse money for Class Queen Mary Jane Robxnett Money makxng contests were held The cake walk was dxrected by Mrs J' H George A klsslng booth where the boys pald a mckel to k1ss only to f1nd they had kxssed another boy was popular Another means to collect pennles was a cent an 1nch for every walst l1ne measured Jxmmle McGee played muslc for enterta1nrnent of the crowd A late hour refreshments of punch sandwxches COOKIES and cake were served by Mrs Claude McGee and the hosts Mr and Mrs Khppel to about th1rty fxve members FRESHMAN HAVE CHAPEL PROGRAM The Freshman Class gave the Thanksglvxng program Wednesday November Margie Lxngle read the Scripture Lxnda Laxr and Helen Bassett played a plano duet The sextette of clarlnet players were Dorxs Bowman Marxe Smgletary Lmda Lamr Marg1e Sessums Donna Mxlhkan and Dorothy Cofer The one act play Proposal by Proxy had for 1ts characters Dorothy Cofer playlng Pr1c1lla Mullens Delbert Englebretson as John Alden and Tommy Parks as Mxles Standxsh Joe Bledsoe and Marg1e Sessums gave the prologues The boys chorus consxsted of Ray Mxller Garland Hutchxson Dwane Wlgley Roy Culp Dan Lawson and Vernon Plumlee The glrls chorus mcluded Zula Thompson Dorxs Bowman Jeanme Stmchcomb Margaret Stermer Kathleen Peden and Oneta Aynes BAND GIVES BENEFIT CONCERT Mxss Irene Mays dxrector of musxc presented the h1gh school band m a benefxt concert Thursday mght February I7 to an apprecxatxve audxence An added attractlon was the trxo Mlss Elxzabeth Capes M1ss Edwana Gray and Mxss Vxrgxma Smlth dxrected by Mxss Elxse MacClanahan head of the vocal department at O C W and Mlss Lola Ann Eakes Vocal Soloxst Bes1des takmg part ln thls trxo Mxss Capes gave a trumpet solo I 9 I . . - 1 1 , . 1 1 1 . I . . , . - , . . I I ' . . . , . 1 1 1 . , . . I I 24. ' I I I I I ' ll ll . ' ' 1 1 1 I I , . . . - 1 1 . - 1 - 1 1 1 - I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 . , . I6