Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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i4V y UStU. YVU - j L , JLs ............ ••• ••••••••■••••■••••■ ia(MM. UMIH JOE HUGHES Hi-Y, Dramatic Club. II e‘s iin ' ]’ student in making whoopee. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS (»ir! Reserve , IVpooses. “. charming lass am! one you nil I always remember.” HAZEL BUM PASS Dramatic Club, (ilec Club, IVpooses. God hless the hoys, J love 'em all.” ROBER'I BRIGGS Football. Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y Moccasin Print. The world knows nothing of its greatest 99 men. =im ROBERT HAVES Baseball, Band. Orchestra, Hi-Y. '7 strive to please.” FRANCES TEEL IVpooses, ( . A. A., Basketball. “Good nature is worth more than knowledge.” MALVINA STEPHEN SOI Debate, (ioldrn “S,” Dramatic CRi] Math. Club. 'll ilhout powder puff ant thinks herself a terror.” LEON WAGNER Pres. S. B. O., Pres. Junior “.dn honest heart, a truthful tongue. Class ongue” ISAAC RAINEY “Quiet hut full of great possibilities.” MARIE PAYNE “.-I .post-graduate. She is seeking knowledge and wisdom.” 'Sit .................................................................... 21

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X ' B. C. STIVE RS mtm OPAL COLLIER I’epooiei, Basket hall, (Jirl Reserves. A you Hi tutts with many pirating charaelrristics.” Hi-Y, Moccasin Print Staff, Band. I.rl’t not lake life too seriously. ADDITIONAL SENIORS FRED M1LROY CHARLES MILROY Cl.ASS HISTORY In the Fall of 1923 the Dre ent Senior class entered high school as one of the largest seventh grades in the history of the school. During that year and the following year the members worked diligently. By September 1925, one great ambition of this class was realized. 'Fhey were freshmen in high school. Their sponsors were: Mr. Southard, Mrs. Bombarger, Mrs. Conway and Miss Leske. At the beginning of the year the class elected the following officers: president, Wade Dean Frank, vice-president, Vernon Hands; secretary-treasurer, Josephine Roberts. When Sophomores the class elected the following officers: Ralph Stroud,president; Louise Ralls,vice-president; Josephine Roberts,secretary-treasurer. MissRearick, Mrs. Bombarger and Mrs.Conway were sponsors. As Juniors, they elected Mrs. Bombarger sponsor and Mrs. Conway and Miss Rea rick assistants. Leon Wagner was elected president; Chaun-cey Conway, vice-president; Josephine Roberts, secretary, and Ralph Stroud, treasurer. The Juniors worked hard all through the year and became leaders in all activities. In the Spring of 1928 the class presented two plays. “That’s One On Bill,” was given February 16. On February 24 “The Hoodoo” was presented. Due to the splendid efforts of their sponsors and coach, Mrs. Bombarger, each play was a great success. The second big event was the Junior-Senior banquet given at the Masonic Temple, May 18. A delicious dinner was served to 261 guests by the members of the F'.astern Star. T his “function” will be long remembered because of its inspiration. The program emphasizing the Chieftain, the newly adopted athletic title, was as follows: J28)-