Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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Van ALBERTSON, Senior Class President When the nominees for the Senior Class President were announced, it was found that there were three able seniors for the office: Van Noy Culpepper. Morton Sheffcl. and Van Albertson. There was a spirited campaign from which Van Albertson emerged victorious, fitting our slogan. A big man for a big job.” He has tried his best to be one of the most able and efficient Senior class presidents Sapulpa High has ever had. He is untiring in his efforts in promoting each and every one of the Senior class activities. AGNES Matthews, Vice President of the Senior Class Agnes Matthews was elected Vice President of the class. Because of her charming personality she is more than qualified for the office. Although she has not been called upon to preside at a Senior Class meeting, she could do so very capably. NEIL Gordon, Secretary of the Senior Class Neil Gordon has proved to be one of the most efficient secretaries the class has ever had. He is ever alert to include in his minutes every incident of a Senior meeting. This has been very valuable in conducting the business of the class. WARREN SCHUELL, Senior Class treasurer Warren Schuell is a very accurate class treasurer. He was elected to this office because of his record as a student and his widespread popularity in the class. He is equally as capable in this position as he is in the many others which he holds in Sapulpa High School. Vaqe Sixteen

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Sponsors MISS Ross, Senior Class Sponsor. Miss Ross has been a sponsor of the Senior Class for four years. Her untiring patience and effort in our behalf has helped us in many difficulties. She was elected sponsor at a Senior class meeting held last September. OUR ASSISTANT SPONSORS arc Mr. E. L. Southard. Miss Elsa Klein. Mr. M. L. Murphy Mr. Southard has been a great help in every capacity in which he has been asked to serve. His wise judgment has been of material assistance to the class. Miss Elsa Klein has also been a sponsor of the class of '31 for four years. She has had charge of the many activities that have been undertaken by the class and has been found to be of priceless value to the Senior. Mrs. M. L. Murphy was elected sponsor of the Yearbook by a unanimous vote of the class. The Seniors of '31 will always be indebted to he'r for her wise counsel and able assistance in the editing of this book. It was through her hearty cooperation that the members of the Yearbook Play. 'The House of the Flashing Light.'' were able to render such a successful production. i Page Seventeen