Bokoshe High School - Tigers Yearbook (Bokoshe, OK)

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Ri VIRGINIA STATHAM HALIOWEEN CARNIVAL QULEN Phe success of fondest hopes one of the gayest The wlnners of the Halloween Carn1va1 exceeded our was held outslde th1s year and was events of the year the Oueen Contest were the Fresh men Although th1S rarely happens It tame as no sur pr1se th1s year as thelr determ1nat1on made lt obvlous they would be nard to beat They and thexr sponsor, MISS Audrey Abernathy worked untxrlngly to take these honors Vlrglnla Statham Carn1va1 Queen, above, 1S a fine representat1on of the Freshman Class She 1S the daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett btatham of Old Bokoshe 23 S . ...., f ., U 'uf . I . yy., If i jg I U' 'V ' .1 1 aqf f , A r , . . . It . S' 1 , . I . x - ., , . 7 I A . . L , , . . 1

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PAUL REES PRES JIM BOWEN MEMBER T F GRAYSTON VICE PRES D A HENDERSON MEMBER JOHN CARTER CLERK Enknzhr Huhlxr Qrhnnla J D AUSTIN SUPIRINTENDINT FARMER J WANN PRINCIPAL Bnknlhe Olds School Year 1950 51 To Those W1th Great Expectat1ons Bokoshe Hlgh School Bokoshe, Oklahoma Greet1ngs Memozrs of a Class Edztor When because oi tradlton plalned to me, lt becomes book, one are a few operat1on From th1s book, Wh1Ch 1S the cause of any conf11ct1ng note among mere group The rubber that when and other reasons never fully ex necessary for a class to make a year encounters many formldable barrlers The followlng of the mlnor ones Inadequate materlal, lack of co inexper1ence and too 11tt1e time have compiled th1s emotlons you may our staff to a bountlful supply of resources, we the S9D1OFb it has also reduced of convalescents , was so e1ast1c cement used for pastlng p1CtuPeS Mary Sue attempted to remove lt from the bottle, she was promptly drawn into lt Having overcome these obstacles 1D what I ve tried to convince the reader was a nonchalant manner, the class looks forward to a long period of normality May every double exposed plcture and misspelled word stand a symbol of the 1nspirat1on and 1ntegr1ty ot those soon to tarred and feathered members of the staff who went down so bravely We wish to sincerely thank each of those kind crit1cs, all whom agreed that the Oak Rldge Project was never 11ke th1S I rema1n, Not quite the same as ever feng! Junior Tanner, Edltor Z5 , . ' O y . . - I I ' ' , . . . , l - 1 - ' as . . . , . - -be ' of !