Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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SAPULPAN PATRONS ONE PAGE Bovaird Supply Company Bank of Commerce Oklahoma Gas Electric Company Jennings Printing Stationery Co. Sapulpa Rotary Club Kaufman Mayer American National Bank Liberty Glass Company Southern Ice Utilities Company Moulder-McCann, ONE-QUA Rogers Bakery Creek County 1 lardware Company Welch Clothing Company Tankcrsley Construction Company Fullerton-Stuart Lumber Company Ray Wood Pharmacy Jucksch Garage Wood-Owens Drug Store Sapulpa Daily Times Cunningham Monument Works People’s Furniture Company 1 lughes, Foster, Ellinghausen Sapulpa Building Loan Ass’n. Greene’s Ready-to-Wear Sapulpa Motor Company Kat . Department Store Gant . Lank Company Kiwanis Club Photographers TER PAGE Cowman’s Pharmacy Sapulpa State Bank Norval Dial Quality Print Shop Allen Lumber Company Monnig’s LLlen’s Book Store John Ellinghausen Buffington Brothers I lilies Finney Hardware Vandever’s Clothing Co., Tulsa Willis-May Hardware Menifee Boulton National Bank of Commerce,Tulsa BUSINESS CARDS J. C. Penney Co. Oklahoma Shoe Store Wilson Bros., Furniture Company Thrift Davenport Tulsa World Agency Ott Motor Company Champion Shoe Shop Mrs. John Ellinghausen Sapulpa Chevrolet Motor Company Sapulpa Steam Laundry Dr. Ira Malone The Pantry Army Navy Store Edgerton Vickers Victorian Theatre McDougal, Allen, Pry or Dr. C. M. Levy Plymouth Clothing Co., Tulsa Chief Title Plymouth Drug Company Empress Theatre E. R. Unger. Buick and Cadillac Co. Copeland Marcelling Shop Welch’s News Stand Kelso Motor Company Sapulpa Fruit Company George Thompson, Gardner Sapulpa Battery Company Miller Workman Joseph Bruner Lewis Landrith City Drug Store Dr. Ben C. Harris Dr. A. V. Fish Manning’s Grocery S. H. S. Tea Room Abstract Co.

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The DRAKE WELL, the first Oil Well in America DEDICATION Ob that factor which is largely responsible for the existence of our city, Sapulpa, and from whose activities Sapulpa High School has benefited so extensively —CTHE OIL ITIDUSTR1J—the 1925 Sapulpan staff dedicates the present volume

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. l.mry Jennings, who is serving his first year as president of the Board, has been a member for the past four years. He is senior member of Jennings Printing Stationery Company, a member of the Rotary Club, Chamber of Commerce, and Business Men’s Association. Mr. I lenrv H. Boulton, who is serving his seventh year as a member of the Board, is a partner in the firm of Menifee Boulton, Insurance and Bonds. He is a member of the local Masonic order and the Rotary Club. Mr. Frank Mohnk, who is serving his first year as a member of the Board, is car foreman at the Sapulpa Refinery. He is a member of the local Masonic order. Mr. J. M. Traylor, who is serving his sixth year on the Board, is connected with the Sapulpa Refining Company. I le is a member of the Modern Woodmen and a member of the local A. O. U. W. Mr. J. H. McCauley is vice-president and first year member. He is local manager for the Sapulpa Chevrolet Motor Company. He is an active member of the Chamber of Commerce and the Kiwanis club. Mrs. O. M. Irelan, who is a first year member, has the honor of being the first woman elected on the Board. She is a member of the Y. W. C. A. board and an active worker in church and civic organizations. Mr. O. B. Pickett, who was formerly a member of the Board, is serving his fifth year as treasurer. He is cashier of the Sapulpa State Bank, a member of the Rotary club and the Masonic order. Mr. S. R. Lamb, who directs the intrumental music of the high school, is serving his third year as secretary to the Board. He is a member of the Rotary club. Mr. George L. Burke has served the Board as attorney during the past fifteen years. 9