The Journal, Thursday, July 12, 1973 - 9
Second Section
Miss Deborah McGee
McGee Plans We
Mrs. Jack K. Vassar
announce the engage-
g marriage
Miss Deborah
to Mr. Paul Spen-
Son of Mr. and Mrs.
Seiling, Oklahoma.
g is plan-
couple at St. John's
Episcopal Church in Norman,
Oklahoma.
Miss McGee is a nursing stu.,
dent at OU where she has been
listed on the Dean's honor roll.
Mr. Ruble is a senior major-
ing in zoology also at OU. He
has been an active member of
Phi Sigma fraternity and the
OU Fencing Club.
on
The Tryon Alumni held their
annual banquet on Saturday,
June 30, 1973, at the Tryon
gymnasium. They honored the
class of 1923 on their 50th an-
niversary. This class was the
first four year classtograduate
from Tryon.
There are five members of
the class living and four of
those were present: Hershel
Jones, Tryon; Floyd Jones, Tul-
sa; Carl Anderson, Norman;
Agatha Barger Bella, Cushing.
President Betty Carder cal-
led the meeting to order. The
invocation was given by Rev.
Floyd Jones of Tulsa.
A presentation of corsages
and buttonleres was made to
members of the honored class
and their spouses by Judge Don-
ald Powers of Chandler. Pre-
sident Betty Carder presented
the four class members with
Friendship Books,
Mrs. Howard Newport
McCrary, OSU Advertising senior strikes a pose dur-
rehearsal Tuesday night.
~Journal Photo by Larry Maloney)
rkins residents are friends is directed by Jan
in the current Wagner. Music is directed by
pro- Doris Breedlove.
Holbrook and
Lockwook are
in the musical.
eed, Jean Mc-
are hand-
Of a French girl
and her puppet
The part of Lilyt is played
by Diana Cole Hughes. Her
husband, Larry Hughes, was a
student teacher at Perkins-
Tryon schools.
The play runs from Thurs-
day, July 12, until Saturday
July 21.
The program simulated ate-
levlsion talk panel show with
Esther Perrin of Tryon as
master of ceremonies. The
panelist were Judge Donald
Powers, Barber Cox, Chandler,
Leeman Bella and Agatha Belle
of Cushing and Arviile Cle-
ments from Midwest City.
A Charleston dance routine
was performed by Linda Hall
Holbrook and Debbie Mercer
Lockv}ood, Perkins. Linda and
Debbie gave Charleston Iris-
sons to four Tryon alumni's
Judge Powers, Leeman Bella,
Burt Scott of Ponca City and
Jay Taylor, Carney. A final
Charleston demonstration was
given by Ada Estelle Sloan,
Tryon.
Tables were decorated with
white owls in graduation set-
tings. The dinner served by
six Tryon girls, was prepared
by the school cooks. The menu
consisted of ham, turkey, pot-
atq salad, baked beans, green
beans, relishes, tossed salad,
hot rolls and peach cobbler.
Group singing was led by
Conrad Schreiner, Tryon.
Arena Welch~ Jones, Amarillo,
Texas; accompanied the sing-
ing. The meeting closed with
the group singing ~Auld Lang
Syne."
Officers elected for the com-
ing year are president, Wade
Cypret, Bethany; vice pre-
sident, Jay Tyalor, Carney; co-
secretaries, Arena Welch Jon-
es and Darlene Jones Kirby,
Sapulpa; co=editors, Betty Car-
der and Judy S1oan Collins,
Tryon.
The Reverend Harvey Hick-
man officiated for the double
ring ceremony of Miss Debra
Jean Collum and Howard W.
Newport on Wednesday, July
4th at ll:a.m, in the Bennet
Chapel, in StiUwater.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C.J. CoUum, Per-
kins. The bridegroom is the
son of Bette Newport, Still-
water, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Newport, Perkins.
Given in marriage by the fat-
her, the bride wore a formal
satin gown covered with alencon
lace, styled with long sleeves
and a full chapel train with a
boufant finger tip veil of illu-
sion. She carried a cascading
bouquet of minat~re pink and
white sweetheart roses with
gypsophila and purple statice
featuring a detachable white
Jafflt orchid surrounded by Pink
and white sweetheart roses and
seafoam statice which the bride
wore as her going away cor-
sage.
Barbara Dean of Perkins
was maid of honor; Kenny Hun-
ter of Moore, OK, was best
man. Serving as ushers were
brothers of the bride, Glenn
Collum, Tichamingo, OK, and
Randy Collum, Perkins. The
music was played by Miss Char-
lene Grant, Perkins.
Assisting at the reception in
the French lounge on O.S.U.
campus was sister of the bride
Shana ColIum, Lubbock, Texas,
Belinda Story, Mary Kautz, both
of Perkins, and Mrs. Laura
Collum, Tichamtngo. After a
wedding trip to Colorado, the
couple will be living, in Still-
water.
Club Given
Terrarium Demonstration
The Together In Everything
(Tie) Club met Tuesday even-
ing, July 10, in the United Meth-
odist Church Educational Build-
ing.
Guest speaker for the meet-
ing was Peggy Smith of the
Garden Gate, Stillwater. She
gave a demonstration and talk
on terrariums.
Guests attending were Ver-
lyada Beane, Tess Crane and
Peggy Smith.
Members present were Judy
SpilIars, Willa Jean Casey, El-
len Dickson, Llnda Doyle, Joan
McDaniel, Lorene Redus, and
Grenda Box.
Ellen Dickson and Wllla Jean
Casey served angle food cake,
strawberries and punch to the
group.
The next Tie meeting will
be heid on August 14.
