Drumright High School - Gusher Yearbook (Drumright, OK)

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A. WIEMER Principal DRUMRIGHT HIGH SCHOOL To the Members of the Class of '36: To each of you goes the distinction of being a member of the Hrst graduat- ing class of more than one hundred members-the largest graduating class in the history of Drumright High School. I congratulate each one of you. After graduation, however, you will be confronted with problems to solve and decisions to make regarding your future. Whether you achieve success and find happiness, or meet with failure and disappointment depends largely upon the decisions you make now. But bear in mind when considering those prob- lems, that productive labor and needed service to mankind will not go unre- warded. So with conidence in yourself and your fellowman, with courage to strive faithfully for what you believe is right and with determination to win. I am sure that success will be yours. Congratulations of the annual staff upon the completion of this line account of your senior activities. Best wishes to each member of the class. Sincerely, A. C. WIEMER Page Fourteen

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FOSTER R. MYERS Dean of the DRUMRIGHT JUNIOR COLLEGE The college department of Drumright's school system was organized during the summer of 1934. Courses were offered to college freshman with the op- ening of school in September. Thirty students enrolled for work. Five in- structors constituted the faculty. These were Miss Frances Griscom, Miss Dor- othy Hartsuck, Mildred Parker, W. H. Huneke, and F. R. Myers. The last two named were new to the system, Mr. Huneke coming from Loyal, Okla., and Mr. Myers from Wetumka Junior College, Wetumka, Okla. This year Miss Beulah Zimmerman was added to the faculty. Mr. Myers has served as Dean of Administration since the opening of the college. He is very enthusiastic about the good being accomplished and hopes to see the institution grow larger. The College Committee and faculty members congratulate thc members of the senior class for their industry and perseverance in winning a high school diploma and wish them success in the future. Page Sixteen