Tulsa school students get early visit from Santa

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Friday, December 17th 2004, 2:49 pm

By: News On 6

Santa has been hanging around Tulsa lately, making a list and checking it twice. Friday, he made a stop at McKinley Elementary School.

While he was there, Saint Nick asked the kids what they want most for Christmas and took a picture with each student.

The kids got some early Christmas presents too, thanks to Toys for Tots, Displaced Dads and some local US Marines.

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