Sapulpa High School - Sapulphan Yearbook (Sapulpa, OK)

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FACULTY Mrs. E. C. McMichael M. S. Oklahoma A. and M. College Supervisor of Music Miss Marjorie McGill M. A. University of Kansas Mathematics Mr. Stewart Lamb 15. A. Northwestern Teachers College Instrumental Music Miss Mary Lenore Currell B. S. Oklahoma A. and M. College Home Economics and English Miss Marguerite Vetth B. A. Southeastern State Teachers College Latin, English Mrs. Ruth Casteel B. S. Oklahoma A. and M. College Home Economics and Art Mr. John Wood Towry M. S. Oklahoma A. and M. College Mathematics Miss Geneva Dorsett B. S. Oklahoma A. and M. College Commerce Page Twenty

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FACULTY Miss Wilda Fritts Miss Anna Rearick M. S. Oklahoma University M. A. University of Kansas Science English and Journalism Mr. Tom Grisham B. A. University of Tulsa Social Studies, Athletic Director Football Mr. Earl Todd B. A. Southeastern Teachers College History and Stage Craft Mr. Gordon C. Davis M. S. Oklahoma A. and M. College Graphic Arts and Vocational Education Mrs. Glen wood Miller B. S. University of Kentucky English, Speech Mrs. Opal Hellewell Mrs. B. E. Bateman B. A. University of Oklahoma B. S. Tulsa University Librarian Commerce Page Nineteen

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CAFETERIA FORCE Mrs. Eva Mathewson To the members of the cafeteria force, we, the senior class of 1941, give thanks for serving some of the best meals we have ever eaten in our lives. That’s one thing about this school, we have always had good lunches and what I mean good ones. Mrs. Ford has been working and helping to prepare lunches for thirteen years and should know quite a lot about the business since she has been in the service since 1909. She has lived in and around Sapulpa for many years as she came here in 1928. Mrs. Mathewson is also a great benefactor of our school. She has been here for three years, starting in 1938 and has lived in Sapulpa since 1934. We hope they will be here for a good many years longer. Mrs. Lee Ford BUILDING CUSTODIANS A A f 1 v Mr. H. A. Clark Mr. R. L. Buckley Probably many of the inhabitants of Sapulpa High School do not appreciate the hard work and successful efforts toward efficiency of the two building custodians, Mr. H. A. Clark and Mr. R. L. Buckley. Not only do they keep the building as clean and in order as could be expected, with a herd of cattle running through it all the time; but when programs of any kind are given at night in the school they are the last to leave the building because they must see that everything is shipshape before they lock up. Let us all be more appreciative of the service these two indispensibles perform for the school. Page Twenty-one