Cement High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Cement, OK)

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H QMCRY 'he Cement Public scroo s opened the 1937 l958 term on August 31 1937, with a new pilot at the helm The voyage started with an auspi cious opening day program, attended by many friends and well wlshers who met at the dock to see the vessel launched The voyage has been unusually smooth and tranquil There rave been no tempe tuous w nds nor mhe the ing ony h dden sboals to make the passage disagreeable or treacherous crew of seventeen teachers has responded nobly and effic ently to needs of the 530 passengers The days have passed swiftly, b ing valuable lnformation and instructlon to those on board There have been recreational perlods, also, to rel1eve the monot of routine Football was pla,ed here or the flrst tlme ln h1s tory, glrls' and boys' basketball enjofed good seasons, baseball an tennis occupled flrst place when the basketball season ended For those not athle ically minded, music,dramatics, forensics, band and orchestra p ovlded entertainment and a change of occupat1on a full tlme muslc program was inaugurated a splendld first year orchest appeared on the numerous assembly program and dramatic product ons .lbrary fac l1tl6S have been increased and improved with the a ditlon of many new volumes A press room has Leen provlded, and a splendid semi monthly mapazlne, ' be Qu ldog published he Com er tvpewrlters accommodating 60 students years tasks atio le 1C Thls has been lr Elackwell's first year of experience in othe depart ents have as chie' pilot, but h fitted hlm well for that have fallen to him His caree reads almost like an ? ger cess sto 5 First as a grade teacher, then as ath coach, grade principal, high school ,rinclpal and finally Super lntendent, he has learned eve y phase of Ylblic School instructd He is energetlc t rele s, and ambitious to put his school on the map in scholastlc as well as athletic accomplishments He has 'sounded the depths' and charted the course eff clently Nov we are near ng the end of ou esent volage Land is ln slvht, and a 'ew sho t days will find our vessel at the wharves ith fond nemorles of the past, and wlth abldlng faith in the future, we loor forward wlth eager ant'cipatlon to all the journeys ahead that shall lead us to explo e the mystic realms of the unknown K? Baath EnL'o DTI obOPUI S Th1s is not the day before the battle, not the day after, it is the day of battle 'Yesterday is gone, forget it Tbmorrow may never come, don't worry about it Tbday is here, use it 't waste time, for that is stuff of whlch life is made 'For Life is the mirror of King and slave 'T1s just what you a e and do, Then give to the world the best you have, And the best will come back to you tw W. , . W V ff! N fs, W . ' 'V .- , . l u - , , - , 1 . L 5 i 1 , .V . ', f 4 . l , - . i . 1 . ' r - Y . A H L o A. V' 1 - A -I 1 - - ' s 1 ' l d - L 4 4 1 . t e . r A - . L . A ' ' 3 . ' ' ' . ra . . ' , 1 . , ,,. . l - ,7 1 I x ' tu . . - n 'm , l ' T - cial department has been enlarged until there are now twenty-one - 1 xi . . 4. - 15 r m ' the L . . r 'To- r Al A W sue . r'. P - t' . r - a ' , ' . t ,u r X -N 'V -on. l , i s ' ' ' A . . - H . i . 1 i . . - r pr 1 . ' 'g, . r ,,, . . . . if A 4. x . . . ' r . - . . - v . A y- v 1 1 Y A-1 'J . ,A . , . .. n n - . W . . , N , vt Don ' - . . F . .