Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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THE KODAK THE CLASS of' 6 The Junior Class, however great and exalted they may be now, were typical Freshmen in 1912, just as all are, green, giggly and hysterical. They were forty-four in number and they each thought that they would conquer the High School with ease. They organized early in the year and elected David Hillis, president; Stanley Cohagan, vice-president, and William Irvin, treasurer. The first year they gave class parties, hay-rides, etc., and this class had the first football team ever in Sapulpa High School. They bought a pennant, which, sad but true, was stolen. As Sophomores, David Hillis was re-elected president; John Bowersock, vice-president, and Beatrice Boyd, secretary-treasurer. As Sophomores they took a hay-rack ride, had their pictures taken and gave a party in the Domestic Science building. And, by the way, that was some party. They were raided by the Seniors and there was something said about “fruit cake” too. But anyway, it was their party and that said fruit cake that started a certain barberous notion, out of which notion grew a certain law, however this law has lately been repealed. But now this worthy Class of ’16 are Juniors, noble and wise, and almost as dignified as the Seniors. They have graduated from childish ways (?) and are preparing themselves for the role of Seniors. David Hillis was elected president of the class again; Stanley Cohagan, vice-president, and Elizabeth Conley, secretary and treasurer. This year the Juniors gave a hay-rack ride and bought handsome class pins. They gave that ripping success, “A College Town,” and derived about $125 from it. Fifty dollars was donated to athletics, fifteen toward sending a tennis team to Norman. They revived the old custom of a Junior-Senior banquet, (let the good work go on), and financed a campaign for a new High School with the rest. And that banquet which was given at the Harvey House was some swell “doins”-—eight courses; speeches, music, fun, spirit—am! am! The Junior Class is noted for its ability to do things; it’s good-looking girls, and it’s fine class spirit. Here’s hoping that this class as Seniors will uphold it’s previous fine record.

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THE KODAK (A) JUNIOR ( LASS

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THE KODAK (B) JUNIOR CLASS FRANCES WHITE................S-c. and Treas. MARGARET McFANN ..................Vice-Pres. LESTER MALLORY.....................President