Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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E. O. Shaw Superintendent of Schools The greatest gifts I have received during the year have been your acquaintance and friendship. Hoping these may last forever, I cannot refrain from suggesting that you build your lives on high ideals, reverence, contentment, heart-culture, nobility of soul, finer sentiment, and spirituality. These are things that money cannot buy but they are great selling qualities to the individual. They represent the rungs of the ladder of life leading upward, the larger life with an infinite perspective, and the things that are abiding and imperishable. Who is there that would not wish to live such a life and to attain such heights? E. O. Shaw 12

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. H. K. Glunt, who has resided in Sapulpa for nineteen years, was born in Port Perry, Pennsylvania on May 16, 1887. For sometime he has operated a machine shop in Southern Heights. He has passed the bar examinations for both Oklahoma and Missouri. Mr. Glunt is a member of the Christian Church and of the Order of the Knights of Pythias. In 1934 he was elected to serve a four year term on the Board of Education. Mr. Harold F. Dodd, the first graduate of Sapulpa High School to become a member of the Board, was born in Coffey-ville, Kansas on September 21. 1907. For twenty years he has resided in Sapulpa. Mr. Dodd is assistant Cashier of the American National Bank, is a member of the Christian Church, and belongs to the Rotary Club and the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Having completed one year of service on the Board, he has recently been elected to a two year term. Mr. Sam T. Allen, the oldest member of the Board in point of service, was born on April 18, 1889 in Car.ey Springs, Tennessee. He studied law at Cumberland University in the same state. In 1911 he came to Sapulpa, where he began to practice law. For 25 years Mr. Allen has been a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South; he belongs to the Masonic Lodge and the American Legion. His fraternity is Kappa Sigma. A member of the Board for eight years, Mr. Allen finishes his present term in May, 1936. a

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▼ T ▼ Carl A. Ransbarger Principal of High School To the members of the graduation class of 1936 I extend my hearty greetings and acknowledge my sincere appreciation for the many expressions of kindness and co-operation. You have reflected the true Chieftain spirit in your willingness to work with your fellows in service to your school and community. Your high school life has been filled with many activities. It is through these activities that many of the true values of life are realized. 1 luman association in its varied forms tests one’s aptitudes for the finer things of life. May you always hold fast to the high ideals cherished by your school. That each of you may attain success in the realization of your aspirations is my sincerest wish. Carl A. Ransbarger 13