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Published by the Senior C1dSS STIGLER HIGH scHooL Stigler, Oklahoma 1 - 9 - 2 - 3 v fL FS V ,-7o J-x In f Q15 J f ff Q ' A V W W 5 61:1 ! 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C o Stigler our High School, May thy fame unwavering be, Stigler High forever, Deepest love to thee. 1 7 .. ' 7 7 l lllllllllllg "' I willllllllllll H an ll u -we vi ' 9- I i l ' ll U Ui H H llllllllllllltsx 'rl ,,,.Hlllllll l ', i Q M ' , v 1 ja K 5 , 'Y x" Q E J J U - V, l .,4f' , Q Y' .i l- , lj 4" ' ...i 'ft .. "' .,, ii lfnn .Lf S ' 5 1 . f i I Ch . 1 . 1 Y v W' 3 4 5 K, Ullllllllll 1 ' AW F E D X, . " A X3 ' 'gfs' ' :Ev JUIIIIIIIE g an-L Al 143 v , In J U. K, , I ,, Lf x, AL E : E.,",,. ml' M ,H,:h,.f ....,, ,,,,.dT.jFZ. ,ian . s mi K -'H ,V YV K ,XL " ' ,g..f-.in - E " E if Jrder of Books I.-Schools Q E II.-Classes f : g f III.-Organizations i s - E u an E E IV.-Athletlcs 5 ' V.-Sentiment - VI.-Advertising , F Q z 'TE 2 ' 2 5 Z - : E f -'4-I"fffQ E 5 g fillllllllllll lllllIlllllllllll.l.lllllllll1ll Illllllllllllllllllllll! 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Oh I could almost weep But the mass of papers were fading The editor fell asleep In her dreams she received a letter Which bore a peculiar seal When she opened and read the message She could scarcely believe It real It was signed by james Whltcomb Riley And Dear Editor lt began I ve just been reading your Buffalo Which lately came to hand And I send congratulations Your poems are works of art The editor folded the letter And folded it to her heart But the bliss was of short duratlon She awoke with a sudden start And there lay the same p1le of papers, Those so called works of art E en editors have their reward " she said, As she toddled off to bed If they criticise this Buffalo, I ll tell them what Riley said " N 1 x r C x Q L ' 1 if . 'rs l - ' : s. ' A J -'ff' erlfi r- -I 'f-'Im .Y-rw' I J"-3 5 -I b f-or ' 1 7 44 - - va ' - - 7 ' : 7 : ' 1 7 L E : l 1 , I , - r IIIIIE : FACULTU SUPERINTENDENT J. W. WHEAT, A.B. University of Oklahoma PAGE ELEVEN Pun: Twxnvxc HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY l"IRST IIOVV MR. I1'RANIil.IN, I!I,xNr,xl. 'l'uAlNlNu MII. HILL. Pmxvn-.u. MRS. REI-ID, Pmnmnv Sl-:COND Row MISS UALLOWAY, Jrxum Hum lisumsu MR. CHI'IM'NlNG, Yu1',x'l'xoN,u. :xHHlC'I'l-TUNE THIRD ROW MISS Il0l.l,I-EY, Hls'rulu' MISS FEARS, hIATHEMA1'll'N MISS KNVDSUN, PRlNK'lI'Al. .lxvxmu IIIGII FOURTH ROYV MISS Mc'CI.IYRl'Z, I-lN1:l.lsll MISS ROSE. DOMEN'l'II' Sul!-:NVE MR. CARMICIIAEI., Nmnnu. 'l'n,uN1sn MISS ROGERS. Jumou Hmn NIATIIEMATICB MISS DANIELS, 5B BOONE SC I-IOOL FACULTY FIR ST RUNS' MISS CONARD, 5A MRS. KELLY, 1:-rr. PRIMARY MR. EVANS, l'1z1Nr11-M. SECOND ROM' MISS CHEWNING. zmn. PRIMARY MISS 1m.1cx', 4.x MISS scA1ml-ILL. 3A MISS HALE, 2A THIRD ROW' MISS JAMES, BB MISS MAUERS. 31? Pun-: Tum'n:1aN PAGI Fovxrrxil' -xx fi, p." Q lin l I ff N 1 'I ff Xj1L.L,.-hx ,,f' Q ' ,- ' K , ,X Y -M' W' 7 A A' H ' ' ' . X I - ' w .. . 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H n an sn an n in sn slIIllllIllIlllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllns H as Nga? gllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 5' ' n - I PAGE Fxnznu f ' T . Y ma, . . .nr 4 A if ' . PAon slrllll' RUSSELL JOHNSON CARL MCDOW VERA LOGAN MISS FEARS MR. CARMICHAEL President .. .,VY,.... Y.,..., C ARL McDOW Vice President ,,,,,,,77,,7,7 ,,,,,,...,VV,..,, V ERA LOGAN Secretary-Treasurer. .,,, 7,7, R USSELL JOHNSON SPONSORS MISS FEARS MR. CARMICHAEL CLA SS COLORS CLASS FLOWER MO'l'I'O PINK AND GREEN PINK Ros!-1 B2 LY Y'S RUSSELL JOHNSON CARL DICDOVV K'I'ATl'1Rj quunmsm Rrm-zm.L .lumxsnx-H urn vLAss 'rmf:Asrma, Bm x-ussfr. MIIID cunu-Lsxmn. ALYVAYH llUl!'l'LlNH. VVITH N0 Tlhili FOR LEISURE. HAH N0 TKKDVHLE Wl1'll 'PHE LADIES. Tmmsumsu um' CLASS '21, '23 :TREASURER PREsmEN'x' or' SENIOR CLASS: BUSINESS MANA or' ANNUAL STAFF. GER or BUFFALO. VERA LOGAN QPILLQ IYNE or urn SENIORE is VERA LOGAN: ' 'I'LL no MY BEST" IE AIIWAYS HER SLOGAN. 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XVNY nn WR l-'l'I.-XR? IlEM1u.Ax': BASKl'Z'l'llAl.l1 '22: lima!-: Cnru '22: Fnn1'nAl.l. '23. LUIS YVIIEAT 1l.ll'El Sim IH A wcmux, vuvn Hcmnnl l'nn'rm wma 1-un. SHIVLL BE ABLE TU MANAGE "'l'!Vl'II.Yl'Z lilltill MEN AND 'l'Rl'l'2. " BAsul-:'rnAl.x. '23Z Gnmc Cnrn '23: Krumx Enwun ul-' l'il'l"l"Al.Kl: Gnu. Sl'Ul"I'. BILL RANEY Q!'6V5'l'Il'ITM'll.LlAMl H1-: rms A smxm-1 1-'mm m'l-:nvusl-:. Fuu'mA1.L '23 : TRACK '21: limes Cl.l'n '22, B ESSIE MARTIN usuaulmsl SHE NEEDS Sl! l'Il'l,llHY. SHE !il'l'ZAK!'i l"1!R HER- '4r:l.r'. BASKE1'llAl.lA ' 233 Gu-:l-: Cnrn '21, ' 22. ' 23 Joxm Enrron ul-' lfl'l"l"ALO. R VBYE MvCLIN'l'ON umm XVHEN YCIIUVE GCJT A CAR NIIFPS YIIYR PAL. KEXNOX NVADLEY quovy H1-is 'run faux' 'ru.vr l'l"l'S 'rum "Kl4'K" IN l-'un'r- umm. x-1':vl-:nv'x'x-lmfa. FlNl'I'llAl.l1 '21 I C,uf'r. '22. '23 : Ihsnl-:'rnA1,l. '21, Curr. '22. '23 I 'FIMVK '232 B-slf:lml.l. '21, '22 Z In-:Mn1,,n': Sl'lll!'l' Enrrnn Bm-'x-'Al.u FERN CONARD qruxy SHE UAS A HEAD 'ITD l'llh'l'lHVE. 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IIE BLKKICN fK'N IN MONT l'1Vl'2IlY ULASS. IH-:Mul.M'. MYR'l'l.E Slll'lRRll.l. QYVIXDYQ hlYlI'l'l.l'l, sm-: IS I-'l'm. ur' l"l'N. Ih"r KVIIHN sm-rs nan SHIPS mxrf: A czrx. lime!-: f'I.l'll '21, 'ELL '23. SH 'Jul COLE un-:4'l-:xsmn PAGE Tw:-:N'r!-ONP: W Pum TWV!-IN'l'Y-'l'M'U GLA D YS MI'I'C'lIl'll.L A R'l'll U R ROSS QSHANKSJ Il" l'l' llAl1N"l' BEEN I"1?R vllLS'l'l'IAllw zxH'l'l'll.'R VY1H'l4H HE A PKNIR Nl KN 'I'lYll.XY. 'l'lm4'n ' 22. '23, FE KN GA RN ER ll'l'fKiliYj XVE ALL KNCDXV KHIEKPLING IN HER I".-XMl'1v 1 Sl? 'I'lIl'IIH'2l"lllKE, Xl"I"l'Y llifilil' .KLYVAY5 NHT! Till' ULAZKIE. JOE IIARMON ITA RZAXJ rx SIAX CDF C'lll'IERl"l'L YHP2'l'l'fNlI.KYS AND Ill' l'llNl"l NEXT 'l'lJMURlHDh'!i. l"UlJ'I'IlALL '23 3 'l'le.u'x '22, '23. GLADYS JOHNSON QSl'El'ZDLlhll'l'l SI'l'IEllLlDll'l' IS l"l'LL til-' l-'VN ANI! LAFUII: IN l'R0l"1ll'SD 'l'IlK!I'lillT SUE LEADS THE CLASS. .. '- 1- 21-41 , 1 N fL.., A mn. Euuumu, - 0 A . if mlm: V ,' 2 '-' 1' ' IM Q' 1, Vw Q J 5 3 E , ' - , l . E. fkml l,.' H ' 1'E E E S .-nv-'v"?'fH "..'W"- ul ...- --f - "-'iid ,,,,,'u I -' .,,,. V fb in 'Til .?'F'n-0 i.IJ.ffT : CLASS PI-IOPI-IECY '23 : ' E , E E V , IT was in the year 1930 when I was at home looking through some of my old school T g i literature and I ran across our old prophecy of our class of '23. We had thirty-three Q 5 5 2 eniors in our class. The prophecy ran like this: E g E E Delma Brown, the studious lass, - g g Will earn her bread by teaching a class. Q 5 g g Irene Compton, we all shall' see, Q g A great piano player is bound to be. E 'H Q E Fern Conard can make a "fiddle" quiver, X 5 E But by "jazz singing" she will bring in the silver. E g : E A E E 1' E E Harcel Dobyns always looks keen E E But will never be more than a typical jellybean. 2 Q E E E F 4 E g Zella Evans ha dates galore, g N 2 li E E Will make her living clerking in a store. i g E E Fern Garner, oh, what shall she be? E E Everyone knows she will teach history. A I A i g ' : 2 E E Al :thi : E f : I ,, ' 4 I g Oscar Garner, the shiek, you know, 5 ' -1.1. 1 g Will be drawing cartoons for the "Weekly Harlowe." E ' 5,1 A I E 2 Joe Harmon, does he ever play hookey? g E l , 1 ' ' Running for president he will surely be lucky. E E , : : . 5 .3 E E Russell Johnson, our class treasurer, ' E 2 Living on a farm will be happier than ever. , . Q - E E Allie Lane, the life of a gang, . Q E Will be writing poems for the "Whiz Bang." - Q Q A ,faq 2 E Bessie Martin, there for everything, 1 E E Will make her living selling "Kress rings." Q E , E E Gladys Mitchell, the reckless driver, E Q E We all hall see will be a history writer. 1 g g Q E Maggie Mooreland, always the same, 4 E . 'Q E Writing poetry will win her fame. 5 2 E E Palestine Morton always has a bookg E E In the secret service she will surely know a crook. ' E E Leonard Moss always likes to talkg l 7 E 2 On a farm driving mules he will never let them balk. E Q ' 3 5 2 is 5 ' 5 l Shastah McCaslin studies all the timeg 5 Q ' g g Will work at anything for not more than a dime. E 2 N E E E: E E 2 A W fi 4 Q 2 - ET I5IImmlumnu,Iumnunuuuu''Hun'ngnnulnugllK9 M .QIINlllIIIIIlllllllllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllll IIIIII IIIIIE U N qxg i .,-. - I u an u u 1 W.: : nlllllIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllIIIIIIISQ 'TEV 'frllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllfllllllh l"f: - M v " " .. v PAGI Twnw-rr-rug: - "5 A I ix f A Q , warg-rr I , 3? x 1 1. ,' Rubye McClinton wins you by a glance, Will spend her time teaching some one to dance. Alex Pogue, one of the debaters, ' Will break the world's record as an aviator. Carl McDow, class president. Messages around the world by him will be sent. Vivian Pyles, maid in the play, By writing "dream hooks" will please in every way. Bill Raney, never without his grin. Will make his living by running a gin. Pat Rose always looks fine, Being a ranch boss he will be busy all time. Arthur Ross, commonly known as "Shanks," Being in a circus he will play many pranks. Myrtle is slender, sweet, and'-Qeautiful, She is jolly, lovable and has a contralto voice. Leon Thomas, chief "soda squirt," But being a doctor he will always be alert. Loving in deeds, charming in manner, Wonderful in personality-that's Violet. Norborn Thompson knows everything, President of 0. U. he will show his fame. Sylvester is not an essayist, but- He is musically inclined and sings tenor. Kennon Wadley, a rah rah boy, Coaching football will be as interesting as a toy. We predict that Lois will be darning his sox. In more than one sense of the word, she will be Pouring his coffee. -Vera Logan ' 'V X-X, f, - I I 3 " o, ffx .hifff , , '! ' ' QA ' X ,M ,fla-N11 X U ,i J ,f AY-if :' . Ljlliit as .a..xf..3g..:..1,m. .Smilies 11.m.,..v.4.f:. 1 . 1 .F ll li If If ll 5 it fx- 1' N LT' 41 .xr umm .X 'lrn b ' 0 , l 'Q ,, ,, if ,1.gSg.. ,, fa. 1 1.1 ' "' r""'--f -if 1? .. 1'-X? '37, . -' 1 . ' .... 'T 1-"T-',F". 1 " M' 1 ffi- . 'I - we -Ti- ,,vo"" 1. ...N up--' ' ' " - "- ..1,.. ...1' . . 5' CLASS HISTORY 'rl-IE history of the Senior Class began in the fall of 1911 under the tutorship of Miss Stough. Those that started in Miss Stough's room that were in the Senior Class at the beginning of this year were: Carl McDow, Allie Lane, Fern Garner, Myrtle Sherrill, Selma Cole and Maggie Mooreland. On September 15, 1919, forty boys and girls were classified as Freshmen of Stigler High. Freshmen are usually called "green," but this class well deceived the name, for from the time they entered high school until the present date they have been well represented in all school activities. In the freshmen year they were well represented in the school activities in football, baseball, basketball and track. The second year the class was somewhat smaller for there were only thirtyqthree. But this year they took a more active part in school life. They were now getting over the excitement of being in high school. The Junior year they were getting rather dignified. Now the class had increased to thirty-four. The Senior year dawns, bright and clear on the morning of September 11, 1922, thirty-three boys and girls with happy hearts were waiting to take their places in different classes to be called the "Dignified Seniors," of '23, little realizing how much work was before them. .F , Oh! the joy of being a senior was the realization of an ideal dream of all these school years. ' A few weeks after school started, thirty-three gold rings bearing the high school emblem, "The Buffalo," were ordered. Something always takes the Joy out of life. Next came exams and what misery does each senior have on exams? 'P ? The class elected oilicers' Carl McDow was elected President, Russell Johnson Secretary, and Vera Logan Vice President Next came Christmas vacation but happiness will not last always, for March 4 1923, one of our most loving and most honored seniors, Selma Cole, passed away in a Muskogee hospital. It has been the aim of our instructors to help us discover ourselves and make us self reliant boys and girls On May 11 1923, thirty seniors will receive diplomas this being the largest class that has ever finished Only too soon will come the sad departure from dear old S H S and in future years sweet will be the memories of our school life in Stigler Lives of great men all remind us We can make our lives sublime And departing, leave behind us Foot-prints on the sands of time. -Peg Garner. , 1 'g ' fa I 'if 11 ' ll ' if 1 'E 1 ' 1 'llIIIIllllllllllllllIIllllllIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll C I S 1 1 1 111 1 u lllllllllllllllllf' Ll F H H H N N H l . 1 nun nn 1' 4 PAGI Twmrn nv: . . . . . . . I I ' . 1 9 . l 7 ' I 0 I . KK f P .1 , up ,Q Q 1 xi, , l 'I I e x K ' fix .bl 11111111111 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' nwfli 1-1,2 X ll -xl lllllllIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllib ':, ill, 'gl lllllllllllllllllllllllllll I I llll IIIIIIIUIHIIIINIU' 'VZ N.. K: N Hifi it tl, - ,ul E am, A i - X N . K ,VV .i Q ..... G ass fpoem lDE'VE reached the stage in life's great battle The dying captain shouting, go go on' High in the hearts of our people The bugler calls come on, come on' Beyond the hills in the valleys and rills The glittering helmets are steadily gathering Oh! rivals, children of little wills We can almost hear thee calling The battle on, our Captain gone No parental blood will save You must light and Hght alone For on you, the world depends The battle done, the victory won The ruins of life, you will see Our commander here, one by one When the mist before you rises With God's help may you go on And gain a worthy goal Before the Creator calls you home Is our earnest and sincere prayer -Russell johnson 4 ow . l 1 llllllllllllllllllllllll s 1 A .J iv lfx . ' 1'-. llllllk- V, lllll llll l ii' al lllllllxli ,ij h Qjilllllllllllll 'C N. - LT' f . Nm f 4 lg bl? api F mm I K 4 . -f 1 . X z I J 7 IL. wi -k '- x rl g" .gym s 'L' D-51' a- : ..... . '--' . erm.: ,,,, 5' n " 2: "2" 2 Q :r II , ,, ig? ' UM iii A r ifihlnif wiinmlnma gl: W . nfll' a ' X ,272--EFW ii.-Q IF E , A-' 'IA jfs E. J UNIGRS L- if - -- - ---"--'- .- ,..::1: ::1: " :::: 5 1 an n llll slllll mumul uuullall n lnnlnonl :mmf 7 ' """ ' """" ' PAd-Tw-rn-'lvl' ' fa ig . , MISS CALLOXVAY lil'Y CURRY mfm' wm'rE EVA JOHNSON E1.1zAm-:Tu H-l.AK1.EY President 7,,, ,,.,,.,,.,,.. , .,,....A..,,,..,.,,,,,,..7 G UY CURRY Vice President ,....,,,.,,,...7,7,.,7,7,.77,..., RUBY WHITE Secretary ..,,....,,,.,, 7,.,.,,.. E LIZABETH BLAKLEY Treasurer ,e77,,,,.,,,,,,,,YY7ww77,,77..,......., EVA JOHNSON Sponsor ,,Y7,,, 7,w. . MISS MARJORIE CALLOWAY CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER MOTTO GREEN AND WHITE AMERICAN BEAUTY Rosle B SHARP, B NATURAL. BUT NEv1-:R B FLAT GUY CURRY RUBY WHITE ARlNTfl'l'l.E,'l'HEZ IIAHY RA1"l'I FR TRl'l.l', A RUSH WVl'l'HUl"l' A TINIRN Y EVA JOHNSON ELIZABETH 'BLAKLEY FUR INPORINIATIUN ON COIFFEUR APPLY TO ME. THF! l4l'l'1'LI'1 Fl4APY'ER UI" S. H. S. Pun TwsN'rr.:xo1rr CARL RICHISON Wuxnlm 11-' 'nm umns Wim. Evan c'ALL Ml! CUTIE? LORE'l'I'A XVILLIAMS THERIPS A LITTLE BIT Ol" BAD IN EVERY GOOD L1'rr1.E mm.. EARL MILAM Bm-101,11 IS ME! THE sort. or W MAE ROBINS A Jlswlcl. SVl'l'lIUl"l' A HlG'l'l'lN0. RAY COLEMAN HIS Morro, --D0 'nur women" ETIIO LE NE DALTON THE LABS WVl1"H THE Dllnlf'A'l'l'2 A IR. IT. 5 PAGE TWENTYUNIKE PAGI Tnmn OYAMA CLARK ALWAYS READ! 1-'on rcs AND snsrmmr. TED RATTEREE A MAN'S A MAN if-on A' THAT JUANITA MATHIS Du rr! Kam' os Ann LEAP uN!...um- THIN' 1 CECIL WILSON WHAT I NEED M0s'r IS sonmmmx' TU Mmm ME WHAT I CAN. GOLDA HUNTER Hxox-I scnool. Hors nuN"r Am-EAL -ro ME. HERBERT GR UBBS LO! BEHOLD 11-In Sl-lllnx or Srmmm Hum Scnonx.. T. DIY LEO GARLAND I AM lmvnnvmu lcvmwlmr. PAULINE BYRD SPEAK UP GIRL ANI! 'Sl'RI'JHS YUURBELIF ROSSIE FOLSOM SUCH A nun 1-'EL1.nw. MARIE LEE Sonloxz I-'nom smumvnnns. ERNEST RANEY NEVER D0 TODAY WHAT YOU CAN PUT TOMORROW. TONA MARTIN OFF TILL I HAVE A MAN'S MIND BUT A WlDM1X'H Mlfillf. P465 Tnmn-on Pull '1'nm'nr.'rwo CLARA BAILES SHE KNUWH HER ABILITY REST IDF ALL IN A WVEIIL IWATCHED GAME UF BASKET BALL BONON SCOTT Tm-: Guns .ws-ar wow-r mfr Mu Anoxn. CATH ERINE SCOTT I mm. rr's .u.lnuH1'2 ll-' I lDON'T I uoN"r cAllI':. MILLER PATTERSON HE is NOT ulmlx---HE's JUST ASLEEP. PAULINE WlI.I.IAMS wuulm ma A Mnmvm-: xl-' sun vuvnu xu'r TALK ELIZABETH DICKSON Mos'n.Y uloumns. FR ED FA NNIN I BOTHER NUT. WVHY B0'l'1'll'2R ME? MA R GA RET M:-DOW' Fun ox!-:! Wnmuc :sul-rr!-1 -rllor? CIIAR LIE YVILLIAMS Assmscn wrri-un'-r mmvs. ELMA SPEER A nun. wuu wxs snvuv I-hH1'oRY AND Enums-an AT 'rum rum:-: 1-nm. C URTIS GABBA RD THE BUY WVITII THE DIAHTER MIND. LAVONA STURGEON SMALL BUT SMART. mccn'r: PAGE '1'mu'rv.1'umsx': Paul: Tmn'r1r.r'm.m POLLYE NORMAN Twmrr. Twsrr---OUR sono num. LORENE PORTER Bows noN"r Arrsu. -ro Ms. VIR GIE BROWN SHE PROVES 'l'l'lA'l' ALL OGOD 'l"lllNllS D0 NOT COME IN SMALL PACKAGES. 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HAZEL DANIELS, LEX DICKSON, EDWARD EPPERSON. ALLIE FORRESTER, LUCILLE HOGAN, LEE HOGAN, DORIS GARRISON, FRANCILE HARRIS, EVELYN LAVANWAY, ESTEL MORGAN, EVERETT LOYD. SHERMAN SANDERS, EPPIE STALCUP. MAY SCOTT. YVONNE VERNON, RUSSEI. WOODS. ARTHUR WOODS, OCIE WILLIAMS, CLAUD WHITE, NEIL WYERS, FRITZ FEARS, JOE HELL MCBEE, EVELYN THOMPSON, LOVELL STANCELL, MARTHA DEAN J. D. LAFAVE AUDA CALLOWAY, HOWARD WARD ANNA WANDA POWELL, HAR! EY DAVIS JAMES MUNN DELMUS PITFS WEAVER CATES OLEN XANCY ESTHER COOPER BRAYTON COOPER HOWARD COOPER EUGENE PITES IOLA GASAWAY NOVA PATTERSON DOROTHY SCROGGINS EUWICE MUNN LOYD MOORE, VELMA CARTER RUSSEL HENDERSON BIIL STANCELL, AGNES ETTA CARTER BRANSON WVILLIE DEAN, WILBUR EDWARDS VOYL SHAVER, CECII HOWARD ERCELI SCANTLIN CHARLFY p 1 I . WADSWVORTH. EI-'I-'IE KATE , . -. - :p 5 5 EIGI-ITH GRADE ROLL Z, g ALEXANDER, CLARK MURPHY BONNIE E! 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W.: ' .,.f...m nd 1'1- f' 4 -.sum n wmv .0- PAGE FORTY-FIVE XA ' Q .1"., 5 ., 4 1 .- sf I 7, s Y zmmmu, qylx V fn--gk ' ,IFAZ I as f' ' Q U i .lf X 1 .S W 'J t iq: 11. ' ilk ,x :I E at W ff? as-ff f i :L-L ki lX..,.f ' T T id" E ..,,,..,'-13", 5:-,f-.: ' ff,,H,:hu" .... , W 'R ' k'.' I ef- if I-, 'Ai'-"i',. .4g:T E E W wi A Q E E MUSIC E E The music department is directed by Miss Sybil Calloway. The class this year is E E - g larger than ever before, for there are forty members under Miss Calloway's instruction. 5 2 E E E 5 EXPRESSION 5 5 E 2 The expression department is also larger this year than has ever been in the E E E E school. The head of this department is Miss Pattie Brooks. E E : : . V , , s . 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E E - - E 'E - , - g :E " FllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIQh ixlllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllilllllIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllls Q E A El- on n as in u u n in PAGE l"on1'Y-I-zxulrr W' wif ' 1' " wx l Al ylllIIllllIllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll V L r unning J ,aw - Vi is .f A M uh AIX , , 4 l mm 2 1 ' 1 . I , HM x " , , 'Ka' I E 2' A-N4 1 ik f' ,U 5 "Q-Q - f 5 X, fulfil J 1 5 s e - - 1, so 5 L 1 -W ft-xeglf ,-- -K alfa --we K n MW 5 5 g L5 ..,.f::-la-f M. ., is 1. JH- .W .:TT' : E g CFHE Stigler High School Orchestra of '23 is the best since 1914. It is composed of E E E E eleven members, all of whom are splendid musicians. The orchestra is directed by E g Miss Marjorie Calloway, who is a lively little body. The members are: E E 5 E I i g Naomi Wesson, First Cornet 3 E E E Ellis Edwards, First Cornet i f Q 5 Loyd Munn, Second Cornet g g Murrell Hughey, Second Cornet E E E E Delmas Munn, Clarinet i f Herbert Loyd, Clarinet E S E E Louise Wesson, Violin g g Fern Conard, Violin g g Q 2 Miss Knudson, Violin 5 2 Ruth Conard, Drums E E Miss Sybil Calloway, Pianist 5 E g g Miss Marjorie Calloway, Director E E 2 E E E E 5 : 2 v - 2 E E E E 2 E E E 5 E .N 5 5 5 5 .f"f2f g g E " E E Ei - E E : E A ,.'m,fv.5M - g g ' gllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIKQ .1 In Dllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllg Q E U4 H H u H H il H -102 'im Siu 11 u an u ll no ul, in : slllllIlllllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllIHA! 'wskqlflx gjlllllllllIlllIlIIlllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllf: 4 v Q if 7 ' PAGE FORTY-NINE - 3 -n -n - - Q Q - .- Q. - - Q - I Q - -s - n n - - C ff N .ff an T S. T ,J -Tx J, f A' xx X ENIIIIIIIHQ f if X I I A,:3'Ps4L'i'l'X F . 3 " - , lllllll: 5 U Q, my , ,X ,Q ,gl i fsxj ' r X ,, Xe 7 - Q 5 E U if Mggftgvwlz in-H27 ,ell f. H PM, ,4,', I . L . ml ,WI E 5 : E : : - : -2 E H NORMAL TRAINING E S CFHE history of the Normal Training Class started in the year of 1920-21, Mr. Wood' E 2 being the first normal training instructor. Those that were in normal training that i s year were: Ruth Scargall, Lillian Riley, Irene Cunningham, Henry Barnett, and Virgie , 2 E E E Ratterree. E i 5 2 Last year the Normal Training Class was under the tutorship of Mr. D. W. Kelley. I E E E The members of this class were: Gladys Stratton, Jewell Calhoun, Naomi Green, Ber- E E E Q nice Hubble, Pat Fannin, Archer Abbott, Oulah Tompkins, and Dawie Lane. , : 5 E E This year there were twenty-two pupils enrolled for normal training but eight were f i E E unable to take this course on account of not having taken the proper course in their E Q junior year. The members of the normal training class this year are: Delma Brown, E E Irene Compton, Fern Connard, Joe Harmon, Gladys Johnson, Vera Logan, Gladys - E i f Mitchell, Maggie Mooreland, Shastah McCaslin, Lois Wheat, Norborn Thompson, Rubye E Q E E McClinton, and Fern Garner. "' 2 g g The Normal Training Class this year is under the tutorship of Mr. J. B. Carmichael. E E All have taken great interest in the work and especially in the practice teaching. Once 5 ' E 2 every month this class has observed all day at Boone and one day was spent at Keota E : :E observing. 2' 5 E E The normal training pupils have each taught three days this year in the presence - f E 2 of the regular teachers. These pupils have substituted in the absence of the regular E ' E E teachers and have rendered valuable service at examination times. E : 5 E Many pairs of shoes have been worn out in walking to and from Boone school. 2 5 E 2 Yet we feel that in future years this class will grow from observation and practice I S E 2' teaching into real teachers who have the training and qualifications necessary for E i 2 E success. . 2 E E I E E - : E 5 E E E E E : E 5 5 : E E i i 5 2 E T ,E E - - :E E - 5 5 - ' 2 E E , Q r.vlPf.f1'2a Q T: : : - Pmmummmu.mmummI.Iummmmm,mm,mmQ mtlIIlIllllIIIllIlIllIIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllillllllllll: ,, E ED' U ll Q' H N U H V' 'CQ iwli Q.. H H H Illllll lllllll llllll lllll I5 allIIIIIllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllig QKNE1 QM'IIIIINI'VII"""""""""""'"U Pun: Furry 7 N ' i 7 I SS AINING CLA TR AL NORM 'rs P o m '1 5 'F o z ll . -wr-c-jf-a ::-'f"'-' 1 'yr:"'- -X--'H 1-1 -1-1'-5 f, I Tf--ggi' LI 'l f R r --, 5 X in Llllllllllll - N. ' - , ' .- sv B H. ,, i jg f -Q' - -wi' J I f' 4, mm' ,,,.-' - 4 .- :- E, ai! N i .. VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE HIS Department is only about three years old, but its popularity among the boys that take the course 1S very evident This popularity is due to the fact that the things taught them are so very practical They can see how the principles taught can be used the rest of their lives, in the actual business of earning a living for themselves and helping to support the rest of the world The actual profit of the class on projects conducted during the school year ending June 30, 1922, was almost twelve hundred dollars and the Federal government meets the local fund fifty-fifty so if the profit re- turned to the community by the student is counted, the school receives the instruction free of cost The nature of the work in this department is varied to suit the actual needs of the student Our watchword is, Be Practical" If a student needs to know how to feed hogs, we trlve to teach him this art If on the other hand he is interested in bees or poultry, we help him in learning all he can about these phases of animal life I short, we try to be of more value than you can imagine They are going to carry their training home with them and home life is what we are trying to build up and make better As to the outlook there are no bounds A little sound teaching along this line will in the course of twenty years bear fruit that will mean more to Haskell County than several 011 gushers Our aims and aspirations are to be of service to our school first, the community second, and then to every one with whom we come in contact fa. 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He has not only instilled into his teams a fighting tendency, but he has taught his athletes a still better and more valuable lesson that of fair play. Coach Hill is one of the cleanest, fairest, and most sympathetic mentors ln Eastern Oklahoma. In all the sports Hill stands out as a leader. He is an able basketball and baseball director, as well as a good track coach. His ability as a coach lies in his qualities of leadership, coupled with his love for his men. He deals fair and square with those under his care and gives each man a man's chance. His honesty and fairness have won for him the distinction of being one of the leading coaches in Eastern Oklahoma, and in the minds of Stigler students and the people he has no equal JOHN T. Holleman, known to football fans as "Squaw" Holleman, the fighting Bull Dog of Hendrix College, entered his initial step as an athletic director in the Stigler High School at the beginning of the football season in September, 1922. His presence was an assurance to the Stigler fans that we were to truly have a winning football team. He did not disappoint anyone for the season had hardly opened until his ability as a coach was established. With the natural born instinct of a leader, he shaped the ma- terial at hand into an invincible squad which won the admiration of the school, town and state. Coach Holleman was formerly a Stigler high school athlete, having played on the Stigler Hi eleven three years before entering college, and after finishing college came back to us with his whole heart devoted to the interests of the team. By the skill- ful handling of the team he has won the respect and admiration of all. 'k x I is 1 - L " ,wnffv 1P" 'if "3 i---fl--' ----1'--"------"--l-----'-1-"--- -----f-'- - - --.i--'---.1---i---1'- ---'--'---' I ,EF .... ......................... . ..... . ........... 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W H- 2 - , - , U' - " - - - 0 5 E E I - - FOOTBALL 1922 September 20 at Salllsaw SALLISAW 6 STIGLER 12 high school team there In this game they managed to escape with a victory, althoug they had to suffer the consequences In this game the Stigler team showed its strength by plowing through their heavier opponents on line plunges for a touchdown in the first two minutes of play The next touchdown came by the aerial route, when Captain Wadley completed a pass for a touchdown Our opponents' score also came from the aerial route September 27 at Stigler QUIINTON 6 STIGLER 57 The game against Quinton opened the season at home and was a rather one sided contest, although the Quinton team fought gamely Though crippled from the rough treatment at Sallisaw Stigler scored at will Boots Wadley bemg given h first opportunity to play in the season played a sensational game and won his place as a regular Fuqua and Pogue starred in the backfield October 6 at Stigler MORRIS 7 STIGLER 30 Morris came to us as a strong team by reputation. The local squad showed real football ability and teamwork and completely outclassed their opponents in this game. Bill Raney and Scott were towers of strength in the line and Morris was unable to penetrate the line. Their only touchdown came from an on-side kick i October 13, at Tahlequah NORTHEASTERN STATE NORMAL 6 STIGLER 0 Friday, the thirteenth proved unlucky for the Stigler gridsters and they met their first defeat of the season at the hands of Wall Abbot's powerful team. The "teachers" managed to score on a fake end run in the first period of the game but were held scoreless during the three remaining periods. The Stigler team threatened in the last quarter through a series of forward passes which swept the Upadagogues' " defense off their feet and only lack of time prevented Stigler from scoring. Captain Wadley starred on the defense, breaking up many of the Normal team's plays before they got started. .an wif- ll X N f "" A H, Ny Yr! I ' r A... I U 'f--f, 'i ,' - ' M, M 'N ,ki ' w ' L E -1' ri., 1 1 1' 2 ,, ' ,' f - 5' " : E go ,A ' v. - 1 rl tr- . 1. y .La '- E ' 'Q E .r ..ii - S - -- -- 5'E 3:5 E E 7 E 2 E E , ' E 5 E E For the opening game of the season the team went to Sallisaw to meet the strong E E ' . ' 7 - ' h 7 2 E 5 EF? S E 1 . E E Q- . . , - . -, E . , . . I ,, ,, , . . is E ' .. ' ' , ' ' .3 E .. g g - : F g 7 - l ' - , I : - - . - - X a - - ' : ' '. L 5 lllllllllllllllllllllf: E : U Blllllllllllllllllllllbllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllg -L ettllItlllllllllllllllllllIIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll i Z I L! vw 3 I ll ll Il ll H ll H iD :I llll lllll llllll l llll l lllllll l llllll lllllll lllllll lllls f 1' .,nlllllllllllliIIIllI5IIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli . . , ' -' v Paul Il'n'n-rum T T V vw- ..f .. , 'I 'f eq f A , gi- 4.35, ,. - 'U nv-'Z rm A 1 "' llfGl "' ' s w ear- f - W I f n .- 2. October 20, at Heavener HEAVENER 6 STIGLER 27 The team next met Coach McKennon's proteges on the gridiron at Heavener. The team was crippled by the loss of its brilliant half-back, Fuqua, but Curry substituting at half, played a wonderful game, scoring two of the four touchdowns. The Stigler team, though outweighed, outfought the Heavener team and circled their ends for many long gains. . October 27, at Checotah CHECOTAH 6 STIGLER 7 The team journeyed to Checotah without the services of three of their regular backfield, and the outlook was not bright. However, the substitutes for these men did their best to see to it that these men were not missed and succeeded admirably. "Hub" Grubbs, playing his first game of football, played brilliantly. Curry at full, plunged the heavy Checotah line for many gains andi added the winning point after touchdown. November 11, at Stigler WARNER AGGIES 22 STIGLER 6 After resting a week Stigler met the powerful Warner team on Armistice Day. Suffering from over-confidence, they were handed a surprise and were given a good drubbing before the largest crowd of the season. Inability to handle punts proved their downfall and about six chances were fumbled, the Warner team recovering. Thomas and Raney fought hard to avert defeat, and played great individual games. November 24, at Stigler KEOTA 7 '7 '7 '7 This was our annual game with our old rival, Keota. Never before in the history of our participation in athletics, was so great an interest manifested in a game. So great was the interest that hundreds of Keota fans came in brightly decorated cars, putting infinite trust in their eleven. In this game Stigler had to do without the services of two star backfield men, but this was another case where the ultility may played prob ably as well as the men they replaced. The brilliant generalship of Captain Wadley at quarter was a feature of the game. The Stigler team started the game with a rush and scored a touchdown on long line bucks. carrying the ball from the twenty yard line to the goal. The Stigler team outfought, out-witted and out-generaled the Keota eleven but a temporary weakness in the defense allowed the opposing team to score, West of Keota followed with a perfect kick for the extra point. With seven minutes of play left, the Stigler team, with a rush of speed placed the ball on Keot-a's own fifteen yard line, making downs in rapid succession, but the d-m whistle blew 1 a lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllr ,. V ' .. B 5 . H A 5 Il' ' November 30, at Russelville RUssBg,.VIg,.E AGGIES 47 STIGLER 0 "Whoopee"-:iLook at this one! On Turkey day Stigler went to Russelville, Arkx? to take on the strong Russelville Aggie team which had not been scored on during thai year, and when Stigler left they had the same record. Although we are not offering any alibis, the team was certainly not up to standard, having been up all 'th lprevious 5 : - : night in making the trip. The game was full of interest despite the score, as he high 1 4' 5 school, although hopelessly outweighed, put up a game iight. Fuqua and "Boots" played ' ' the best for the Stigler team. December 8, at Stigler AMERICAN LEGION 0 STIGLER 21 In our annual game with the American Legion, Captain Wadley, Rose Thomas, Raney and Garner, playing their last game with their beloved Qhigh school, covered themselves with glory by tromping over their former team-mates?-especially "Big Boy Riley. In this game the lighter high school team showed their superiority over their heavier opponents by circling their ends and passing at will. All that we can say for the Legion is that they put up a good game for the amount of time they practised K-5 5-I ll t I Illlllll Ill lllllf' I A ll llll lllllllllll ll llllllllllllll l E 2 i s : : E E E g 2 : - - ig. E E E fi E 5 1-."' E E , qi - : E 5 1- P5 E 5 if Q E E ff' iv 5 5 wx W : '- iv '12 E 1 JN f, r ft I '- I X ,Ji 5 : ,L 'fan E E A ' ' . ,-"' E E " J My I E 0' E E ff 5 E SJC? . llllllllltltlillllllllll I I ll 7 E It ll I ll H JD 1:1 a : H ' "F PAolS1x'r!.ol'l CAPTAIN K. WADLEY-"Doc" Wadley-playing his last season for Stigler High, led his team-mates through a successful season. He proved a good captain, and gave his best both in defeat and victory. From his position at quarterback, his generalship was responsible for many victories. fQuarterbackJ UY CURRY-"Dick" shared honors with Grace at full-back. He hits the line like a pile-driver. His broken field running is little short of marvelous. He paved the way to victory over Heavener and won the game at Checotah by adding the deciding' point after touchdown. QFull-baqkj LEON THOMAS-"Puny" played his first year with the team at the pivot position. His passes were sure and he was a center who never lost his head. He is a scrapper and frequently broke through, getting the quarter before he could pass the ball. He played a stellar game against the Warner Aggies. QCenterJ PAO! 8rx1'!-'rwo L. WADLEY, Jr., "Boots" showed his ability to catch passes early in the season and - soon won his place as a regular. He is strong on smashing interference and downing his man. "Boots" will be back next year and should make one of the best ends in the state. QRight Endj JOE FUQUA, "Outlaw" is one of the fastest men on the squad and uses his speed to an advantage. He runs low and hits hard. "Outlaw is an "honest-to-goodness" lineplunger of no mean ability and a good passer and punter. Joe has three more years on the squad. fRight Halfp ORACE ROSE,-"Pat" Rose-is good at pulling the oval from the air and is a hard man to get by on the defense. His brilliant work in completing a pass for touchdown in the Warner Aggie game was a feature of the contest. This will be "Pat's" last year on the Stigler High team. fLeft End! PAQ: Sxx'r!.'rnnxn JENNINGS McDANIEL-"Mac" always puts up a good game at guard. He has an aggressive spirit and is a strong man on the defense. With the beef which he is adding daily he bids fair to withstand all opponents next year. He will be a tower of strength in the line. Q Right Guard! ARLIE SCOTT-"Debbs," with his great bulk, was a bulwark of strength in the line. He was the largest man on the team, pulling the scales at 185 pounds. He used his weight to advantage and always played a consistent game. He has three more years on the team. fLeft Tacklej SCAR, GARNER-"Hap" came to us from Pratt, Kansas. He always opened a hole for the backfield to plow through. The harder hit, the deeper became his smile. "Hap" will graduate this year and will be missed next year. fLeft Guard! PAQ! Srx'n.l'ovn 1lY""mv"- 1' ' HARVEY POGUE-"Harv"--had great ability as a side-stepper. He was small but this was no handicap to the speedy little half-back. He was a consistent ground gainer and hard tackler, from safety position. He has two more years on the squad. Q Left Half J HERBERT GRUBBS-"Hub"-although he was the smallest man on the team, showed that he was made of the right kind of stuff and played a great game at half. His speed and headwork stood him in good stead, as did his scrapping qualities. In his fir t game at Checotah he played like a veteran. "Hub" should, make a great backfield man next year. QRight Half J BILL RANEY-"Wild Bill"-plays a great aggressive game. His chief assets were his nerve and his stickabiiity. Opposing teams seldom attempted a play through his position, and then to their sorrow. "Bill" will not be with us next year and Stigler will lose one of the greatest tackles of its history. fRight Tacklej 5 YAG: Sixty-rxvn PAH: S1x1'!-sr LEONARD MOSS-"Hoxie" realized his ambition to win the big "S" in his senior year. He played a strong game at end and will be missed next year. fEndJ LEO GRACE-"Ben"-is a great line smasher and a sure ground gainer. He will be a demon for the lnext year's opponents, as he has two more years with the team. "Ben" showed his qualities as a football player in the game against Heavener. His trusty toe added many a goal after touchdown. 1Full-back! JOE HARMON-"Tarzan" hits hard, quick at getting started and fast on the run. When he starts after them they step lively. 1HalfJ 'MORRIS SCHAD-"Beauty"-played at guard. He was really one of the surprises of the season, as this was his first year and not so much was expected of him. He will be back again next year to help the squad, having three more years to play with Stigler High. X QLeft Guardj X E4 El 30135 Bas etball fggfgiixirmlrilnm wmmmm mmmm . .M liiefnimmm ....... , mn . ' P A S v rvqvwvrw 'fr' 1 :Z Q7 ""5""' Tgw"F'1' ' 'I 'Wy'-4' gi'-'vrwy'-.w'-1'L'fPEl1s?A, -'Ax' ,. q-2,s51'u51gl-. 42 l - 5 ll UI- G1 ,Q if W" , 1' 9 I Lf' .. .mmmu W1-X ' 'fps' 1 ' Q , "-'i rn mnuk 1. . vc L . 1 X 9 X' REVIEW OF THE SEASON T the close of the football season Coach H111 sounded the first call for basketball and fifteen men answered the call by being on the court at the first practice among build his team He started the boys off with llght practice but cont1nued to make the practice more stren uous, and after two weeks of pract1ce Coach Hill showed that h1s team had the ability to play basketball by trouncmg the American Legion team of St1gler 41 to 31 We next met the strong Warner Agg1e team on our own court and after a thrilling fimsh the Agg1es beat us 41 to 36 The followmg weeks the Bokoshe boys were our visitors, and although they had a good record when they a1r1ved here, they went home with the l1ttle end of a 53 to 20 score Next came Qumton and took us by surprise by beating us 44 to 26 1n a roughly played game The Haskell County Teachers were our next opponents and we defeated them 45 to 22 in a hard fought game February 2nd, the Crowder C1ty boys motored over to annex another to their long string of v1ctor1es vxhxch had already reached twelve with no defeats But to their surprise the Stlgler team showed that they were super1or to the Pittsburg County team 1n every department of the game and admimstered the first defeat of the season to the Crowder boys by the score of 31 to 25 them Coach H111 found only two veterans from wh1ch he had to After playmg such a strong game agalnst Crowder the Stxgler fans felt confident the home boys would beat the Bacone Indlans But the Indian boys were also confident of wmmng and won by 35 to 21 In this game the score was tied seven dnferent tunes during the game and Stigler led at the end of the first half. But only to be overcome in the last half. The Haskell County Pedagogues came back for another game, this time to get revenge for their previous defeat. But they were again beaten by 43 to 28. Then came the Keota cagers, who had won fame all over the state by their long string of victories. They defeated us 33 to 9 and 69 to 20 here. Our last game was with Claremore at the Tahlequah tournament. In this game Stigler was weakened very much by the loss of Scott and Capt. Wadley from the line-up, and we were defeated 28 to 13. TRACK '23 Although this Annual goes to press before the county track and field meet, the Stigler team should win by a large margin over Keota and' other schools of the county. The team consists of Grubs, Curry, Ratteree, Reid, Rose, K. Wadley, Ross, Moss G. Wadley, and Fannin. M Q 4 A U ff,, 'jx .-1, - . . 1 nh. 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Therefore we fought like fire to the end the consequences were we won by two points The next game was played Saturday morning with Glenpool girls but on account of losing one of our best guards they defeated us by six points. One cold and windy morning in March our sweaters arrived and we were a happy bunch of chickens We put them on and wore them night and day till they were colored with dirt, and had to be cleaned. But anyway we were certainly proud of our red and white SWEATERS. , Z C A .If gf. ff' 3 .E J. to M up N, .91 'S 415 53 fx ibyfa I : - - : - : - - : I : - - : : - : : - .. - - - - : - Z : - .. - 1. : : : : - , : : : I - .. : : 5 : .. : .. - - .. : S N 1 ' ' 'R' f ' N 1 r - i if at si- Q : i - 4 .., .. , . ' " , - -- U Z i glllk 'Q x 'T in V if Kwai' 15 X J ZILJ E E E ,, L. ,. J h,,: 'n'..,,.... ' -1-.'.z,.,? my .uw WH ,, V ss., ,........ 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LINE-UP E 5 : 5 1: - S E E Naomi Wesson E E Leona Riley E 5 E E Lois Wheat 3 E Vera Logan E E E E Miss Calloway, Coach E E Bessie Martin E E -E Ciara Bailes 5:5 5 -E Tona Martin Egg Si Tennie Maloney E'E 5 E 5 5 5:5 5:5 - E E ' 5 1- E 5 5 5 5 E 1 E E - E E E - E E 5 E-E 2:5 5 'T E E 5 A ' 5 - E E E G 5 T E A E I E 5 2 A A 5 5 : : .v4I,,-fi. vi, 5 E 5 E ' Illllll 1 L ll ll ull A Q ,-L-,L lllullull-ll.-IIIIIIQ . llllIllllllllllIllllllllIIlIIllDlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllln - : Us H ll an un nn in un -G iw-.Q 3- un in u Jr in n u an HIIIllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllls Q2-Niki 91llllllIllIllIlllllIlllllllllIIlllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIII1 PAO! SEVENTY-ONE L, g lg U 1 1 'x X I ff. K I.. A .-wwf --. - 44. r ug-' '----- uf l 7 ' Q . Y Q 0 1 0 al I I . , . x ,,.5.. W. - .,, . 7. .W I 1 - ' ' ' -fr -my-N-van-r, as 'Qr QQ- -Lu Wrvr BUFFALO A LITTLE LATE HIS edition of The Buffalo was a few days late, due to the many handicaps that confronted the staff We had to learn the engravers photographer s and printer s trade in starting something altogether new to us But by waiting a little longer the attractiveness was greatly increased But thanks to the good citizens of Stigler and Muskogee we will not go in the hole" and hope that this one accomplishment will be an inducement to the classes of the future that the annual is not a losing proposition but a necessity in the upbuilding of the school The Buffalo was not printed for either of the two years preceding this edition and we had no one to give us the necessary informa- tion or to help start us Thanks are due Miss Hazel Sturgeon of Southwestern Engraving Company, Fort Worth, Texas. She arrived in Stigler, Friday morning, October 27, '22, and dropped anchor at the high school building where she spent the day "talking" the annual business over with the seniors. She spent the most of that night in "edu- cating" the staff in the annual business at the home of Miss Fears. The staff feels that the success of The Buffalo of '23 was due to her kindness, in that she started us off rejoicing. CARL McDOW, Business Manager, Buffalo, 1923. A Q ,U 5 Q -.' I '. lllllll llllllllll lllllll llllllllllli ' T' X, ,dlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllI llllln u ll l C I Q V H n H ll N ll I 6 fi- if n fu n n n N un l ll ll 1 IllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll . -Q ,tif I I'HHlIllHIl'IlHll'4'l'lI' ll H""""' ' PAol!lvun'r-:wo Y! . gmiimkga' - A A fx . I LT' 1 L It 5 N15 - H B 15 V , l 'I' " A l 1- U 1153! ,Q wh , e X1'T f ' ' , 117' - X :mmm JA K - ' ' pg ,.g , ' n if X f, , f, E 'Q x ' - no .t V , nmng 5 2" Q ' I Q . gm. . 'CN E x, 1 Q 1 2 5 E .. 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A -X 'F 9' FRESHMAN ETIQUETTE NGAGE ln an argument wlth every person you meet Never llsten to the other person for lf you do, you may forget what you want to If a person makes a mlstake m grammar or calls a word wrong always correct hlm especlally lf there are several people around to hear you If a man has a glass eye a wooden leg or a wlg always refer to lt Never talk ln a mlld, gentle and musical volce but toot up hlgh and loud Drown other people s voices lf you can t drown their ldeas When a person IS talkmg let your eyes wander about the room and when he gets through ask him to repeat what he sald If wlth a stranger always use slang or vulgar words You wlll be surprlsed how lt wlll change hxs estlmatxon of you Always make fun of the locallty where you are staymg If you can t do that, rldx cule or abuse some of the leadmg cltxzens A son or a daughter may be present and they wxll like to hear you rxdlcule thelr old father When an elderly person enters a room and you are seated m the only armed chaxr be very much mterested ln your work and never on any occasion offer your seat Never go to class untxl long after the last bell has rung lt IS a slgn of verdancy But when the professor IS touchmg upon some mterestmg subject come ln and make as much noxse as possible Talk and laugh at prayer tlme-lt IS a slgn of good breedmg Always applaud ln chapel The prlnclpal IS always prepared for an enchore Always do your studymg ln chapel, the speaker doesn t mlnd Honor thy professor ln the days of thy youth that thou mayest become solld before thy Semor year - - E E : : : - : 5 : E g - : : - ' - - I g : 5 : 2 : Q Q l - - - - - - : - : g : A H Q - g : : : dllfa g - - .' 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It Off-went her head 'Z ? 'Z Horrible! ? Not at all. A. W. P. lIThe hardest thing about running for odice is kissing the babies. x 174 ,. ' -it Y " . ' .its E . 'ai wo- ' w .- lIEven if you can look at a woman and tell her age, you had better not. .. 1 FAMILIAR SAYINGS OF THE TEACHERS Miss McClure-Now, look a-here. Mr. Wheat-Pick up that paper. Q' 2 Miss Rose-The idea! Goodness gracious. S Miss Fears-You bet. gg E Mr. Hill--Let's pass out at noon more orderly. 23 E ' Miss Knudson--Stop that talking. 2. Miss Holley-Study hall quiet down. gi E Miss Rogers-I am exhausted. gi Miss Calloway-Says which? E Mr. Chewningi--Now, here. Ei Mrs. Reed-Now, dearie. E S Mr. Carmichael-Well, well, I'll declare. EI E Mr. Franklin--Now, Velt, you don't seem to be making much progress. ENE V h ........ .. """ """' ' """' vw iw I 1 nl ...II 3 illnnunnnnunniunnnuninnnnu Ifll'IlIIfIl""'l'I"l""'""' ' ' ' Pull livin!-:tx I , ., '-. , v , 1' . . 'ha- ..'mus2...-i.aLa..., S.. .rw 1 .l.!....us.r-1sn-..a,' am... U... W.. 1 ..,.s..- . . I S I ' .r" 1- Y md 9 ! ml' 5.x J nuff' '-"" -T ' - H - . ... J '- FIRST BASEBALL GAME Eve stole first and Adam second St Peter umpired the game, Rebecca went to the well with the pitcher While Ruth in the field won fame Goliath was struck out by David A base hit off Abel by Cain The Prodigal son made one home run, Brother Noah gave out checks for rain . There was a young man named Izzie Who went for a ride in his lizzie His view of the train Was hidden by the rain-, Alasl' poor Izzie, where is he' Sing a song of licker, Prices very high, Four and twenty jail-birds Selling rotten rye. When the rye was opened, When the hootch was tried, Four and twenty customers Took a. drink and died. .llil A woodpecker lit on Leon's head And started in to drill. He drilled there for a half an hour And then he broke his bill. Hercel Two little peanuts sat on a railroad track, Their hearts were in a flutter. Q Just then the train came round the bend- Toot-toot-Peanut butter. Hercel The funniest thing I ever saw was Shanks peeping through a knot hole in Carla J. J l L , N 1 w- ' g X K 'g f K X L 1. L L" N F K ' '17 ..,-,, 'li . H.-'17....f 1 , - 5 9 ' s nun umnunm llllllliIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllg ' q qlmuuu u u I 1 u mm mr! 1 'ln - lg , .R Qi- ll? 'ir lllll lllllllllllllllllilllll lllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllln! --psf! .wllllllllllllll ul lllllllli nu un ll I Ill Ill N K V T 1' . Tj '1 ,' 1" 1' - -- , 4-I :1 .-n,K:f -V R . W -'N . x f l .i f L ,lv ,, I gluing. ' ' ' I- - p I 9 H .Vg 4 ENUM. E mul K ll ici, w lifl . .-l x-' ,Q , les, i D 20- J fir W -'Q e.1'm" , e e R-for ' e ---- If .. avi. ---- '., GOLD TOOTH MYSTERY SOLVED! SORE TOE. Clever Detective Work Catches Thief. Cut Com Too Deep- Sore Toe Results' Last Friday afternoon Miss Ruby Mc- The great gold tooth mystery has been Clinton was given permission to go home solved. For many days Miss Nell McClure, . . on account of her suifering dreadful pam - the honorable owner of the gold tooth, has - . from a too closely shaven corn on her Q Q sought for it. The tooth in question is a little toe u 5 valuable thing and its sudden disappear- Miss Mcclinton was planning for the fu- fr ance has caused Miss McClure H0 Small ture last Thursday night and trimmed her amount of anxiety. corns so that she could wear her neat It seems that Miss McClure wore the Sam? Shpgeri Frldaytnflghtk Shi? out too tooth to her bedroom one day, and for the eip? in a T501 k eg of if ' h 1 , , u s e cou n in o missing sc oo, time forgot the value of the.art1cle. When so She dressed her toe and came to school- she left the room, she was dismayed to find Late in the afternoon Miss Mcclinwn - that the treasure was missing. She knew could Stand the pain no longer so She got 55 it was gone because she felt her shoe a permit to go home and doctor it, so she 5 gg string coming untied. could rest well that night-on the glazed : it fl ' 2 Detectives were put in charge of this oors f 'W case and Miss McClure was relieved enough 1 by this to come to school and attend to CARL MCDOW ENGAGED' QI her English department. There was ab- , , fH5 solutely no clue to the solution of the mys- h, Tins aetier Xa? ffounduby a student an Egg tery. However, as but one person, Allie lg sc 00 ' f Cmlmlgamg y angounces t e Q' .3 Lane, besides Mies McClure, had been in engfiegenlt 0 'ZF C, Of' 'jmfine Sus' - l-' fher room the day the tooth was stolen, EEC e ar 'Wir imiml Use" ese are js f detectives shrewdly guessed this person, e exact WOT S 0 t e et er' f' Q Miss Lane, was the thief. My Dearest BOY: :Lf -- Your letter was so like you, noble, un- jlj YOUNG LADY TARDY, selfish and self-sacrificing, you dear, silly IM: .1 boy. I love you quite too well to listen 5 'Z An unconfirmed report has just reached to YOUY HOHSOHSO- FOFSN you? Give YOU " ' the office that Miss Palestine Morton was UP? Never! I love Bhd admire YOU all il Q tardy at school one day this week. The the MOTO fOl' this- I Cah't give YOU UP- E 5 3h6l'lH'S d9P8l'tIH9Ylt has been at work 011 I have just cgme from a dance. Alex the Case to flhd out What YOUI18' mall de- proposed to me tonight. I refused him, tained the YO'-1118 lady, who iS usually S0 of course, for I thought of what you told : - Pllhctual- At the time this P9-Del' 8065 to me two years ago in the same house. I Qi E1 press no arrests have been made, but sev- promised, there, to be your sleeping beauty E' ,E eral clues are being followed by the of- and to Sleep until you come 1-,O wake me, Ei I fiCOI'S- I shall sleep through eternity if you do :l 5 --i-ii--- not come. Ei 5: LOST-Between Senior Claass of '22 Forever yours, if E and '23, Sehi01' privileges- fName censored by Bus. Mgr.J ill? e 5 5 A , ,qi A U 5 I illlllllllllllllllllllllVllll lllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllll lllllig '1 4 A .3-ll .xllllllllllllllllllllIllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllf' : ml iv' I I l nllllllll lllll l lll l i llll illlllll l lllllll lllllll lllllllllllls 'll glhlll lllllll llllllll lllllll llllllll lllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllr Pun BIVINTT-IIGILI' ' lp 1 . T T' 'i J w ' Tirft.. MYER' ll P ' 1 B JT. 531 .lllllllllll NIJ- ' ri t ' XV? lr- l'U"'C 'H'-I ' it m e-cz- N OTIQE. The person who made the remark' that Mr. Slough would break his camera tak- ing pictures of certain teachers and stu dents of high school for The Buffalo, will please report to superintendent s office and have his name registered for being such an original prodigy FALSE REPORT It was reported at school the other mor ning that Mr Wheat had beaten Lois up meaning that he had given her a licking Mr Wheat did beat Lois up but not with a board, he merely got up earlier in the morning than she did Lois was in the habit of getting up earlier in the mor ning and brushing her father s clothes and sometimes shining his shoes, so that he could set an example for neatness be fore high school pupils But for some reason, on Tuesday evening 20 1923 a young man kept Miss Wheat up later than usual so she could not get up as early as she had been and Mr Wheat "beat her up AUNT MARIE S ADVICE To Our Boys and Girls Edited by Aunt Marie Fears Dear Aunt Marie I am 18 years old and every one says I am a good looking boy, my only handicap is that I cant smg Please tell me how to remedy this defect Arthur Ross Answer Arthur, I advise you to take a correspondence course in stenography Aunt Marie Dear Aunt Mane We are two beautiful girls We are in love wlth the same boy and neither of us will give him up What shall we do" Eva and Tenme Answer-You might do either of two thingsg you might persuade the young gentleman to go to Utah and embrace the Mormon faith, or rat poison administered by one of you to the other would soon eliminate the difficulty Aunt Marie Dear Aunt Marie What kin would I be to Oscar Garner I marry Leon Thomas" Vera Logan Answer Not enough to justify you Aunt Marie Dear Aunt Marie I am ln danger of flunkmg in Latin II What shall I do to be saved' Cecil Wilson Answer I refer you to Peter, Brown Maddrey Hunkville, Arkansas They are experts on the Latin situation and I un derstand they have ponies everywhere from two weeks to four years old Aunt Marie Dear Aunt Marie Please tell me some way to keep my pupils from going to sleep in History class Miss Holley Answer Move the class close to the music room None ever slept there Aunt Marie My wife tells me I talk too much This makes a bad impression upon the people How can I overcome thls difficulty? Calup Hill Answer-Join the Deaf and Dumb Ora torlcal Society Aunt Mane Dear Aunt Marie Please tell me something to do to tract girls attentions Guy Curry Answer Why Guy, you are as foolish as many young people are Girls like boys that are real not put ons Aunt Marie 4 - 1llIIIIlllllllllllllllIIIIllllllIllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll .Vlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll .- C Pun SIVINTY-UIl'l - , - ' E E W ' if E E -- ' Q . , . . . E 3 . . . . - 5 5: S - , ' - 5 2 7 1 - I E w "i"l-W'-' E " E bk :se as wk wk wr au: wr is at :ze :ae ' ' ' ' . 5 5 'F ' if ' - - E as ' wk - E g we i af ' - - 5 E is ' ' az: ' . 5 "' E wk is ae ak wk wk ae ar an in wk wk --- E ' E ' ' ' . E i ' ' ' - : E ' - ' at- E 2 . , . ' 5 E ' I W 1 . E E ' .' W ' ' , :E . -2 A A 5 U I llll IllllllllllllllllllllllIIIQ I Y' I fig .xlllmunlnllI1IIII4IInulunnnnlumuunl nnlllllllmllullllli is l -um luul l lnn m inu s nu I H H ,G .0555 il- I ll ll ll I' ll ll ll I.. ' -1 M-Xl'N'.3i IJ' l I T - . 1' if P 'I .I -fwuwr Amr' -'ur - P 'ry Wg' '73"yf'l"'!!11.' X-.f5'?3 ' , . . l M . . . 5 N 1. I I 3 1 it-T4 Q gnuwl. . -,ANN - 'rn' 'R ' 9 W . in ,7 llllllu s ' v 4- i , . --5 5 gm Um l U rl ,aff gil" A I ' N A ELIC KW.: kvwv M- lg 'E ....-.-fur um A an T.. 4:77 , The blind man picked up a hammer and saw: The dumb man picked a wheel and spoke. Q E - 5 : 5 Dock: "Are you going to wear your sweater to the basket ball game Friday?" E E Bill: "I ain't going to wear nothing else." A i i Dock: "Gracious, boy." E 2 Leon: ffwhat is a lip stick?" . 2 2 Vera: "It's what makes tulips bloom in winter." Visitor: "Pardon me, but do you know Ray Colemana?" Zella: "Sure, he sleeps next to me in Civics." E 2 W The rain it raineth every day Upon the just and unjust fellows: Q i But chiefly on the just, because 2 E . The unjust steal the justs' umbrellas. g i 5 A kiss is a curious proposition. It is of no use to one and absolute bliss for two. The E 'E small boy gets it for nothing: the young man has to steal it: and the old man has to E S E buy it. It's the baby's right, the lover's privilege, and the hypocrite's mask. To a i g EI t young girl it means hope, to a married woman, faith, and to the old maid charity. E g o- 3 ra: Q- : : E lj: ' - - E E 5 2 "Say, you know Leon Thomas' neck?" 5 5 .1 uYes.n E 5 "Well, he fell in the water up to it, not long ago." e i i 'l ' '. : Z , Miss McClure: "What are the silent watches of the night?" Earl: "The ones we forget to wind." - E 3 E lg - E E Q "Two,down and five to go," called Mr. Carmichael, as he reached for the biscuit E E gldg plate. g g ii E ' 1- Q E Bill: I'have never seen such dreamy eyes. Q 5 ' ' Thelma: Maybe you have never stayed so late before. E E The popular song is now entitled, "Oh, where are my wandering grades tonight?" 4 Carl standing between Alex and the light. Alex: Your head may be empty but I cannot see through it. E E 5 E Carl: Eh? El Q Alex: Yep. 'Q E : Can you imagine anything worse than the fellow who received a valentine a day ahead and then gives it to some one else ? 5 E "I shall never marry," Ray declared, "Until I meet a woman who is my direct 5 E opposite." "0h! Ray," Inez cried delightedly, "There are a number of intelligent girls in the 2 E neighborhood" E! S Eli 5.5 A A 5 5 E EIHIIIIHIIHIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllkg 'Q 1 4 ,itlllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIHIllllllIllluIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllE E ,, S1 -, Q H il- u ur n on n u u in nlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllis i lf 'lilIlIllIIIIllliilllllllllllllllllllIIIIIllHIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllln Psol lmrrr, f' 7 ' T . V Y' f ' A f "'I"': ff. .ani PAGE EIGHTY-ONE 3 5 'T . UNE' vyg1'1vsq-gr-v.--r- - I , ,- ,...-.,, JUST IMAGINE B111 Raney not grmmng Leon Thomas haxr not curled Myrtle Sherrlll shm Bess Martln ln half sox Shanks Ross low and fat Hercel Dobyns studymg the rlght lesson Hap Garner crymg Sylvester Shaver not answermg a questlon Rubye McClmton not maklng fun Alhe Lane not bltlng her tongue Pat Rose not dressed up Wheat not plcklng up paper H111 not smxlmg Chewmng marrled Carmlchael lettlng two speak Fern Garner not glgglmg Lols Wheat not saylng My Cow Sybll Byrd In a bathmg suxt Speedlxmlt not gettlng more and more prlssy Mlss Fears not loved Mr Franklm a brunette at a txme m the Carl McDow on tlme m Hxstory class Fern Conard not Mr Carmichael s stenographer Leonard Moss not havmg knowed a feller Sweet Tater Johnson walkmg slow Lo1s Wheat wlthout her llpstlck and spxt curl Irene Compton at school all the txme Joe Harmon got over all hlS lesson Zella Evans not wrxtmg letters Doc Wadley not lnterested m athletxcs Vera Logan not puttlng on Ray Coleman smart Etholene Dalton not twxstlng Margaret McDow 1n love wxth all her teachers Mlss Fears' fellow bexng a Jellybean Leo Grace not throwmg chalk and erasers Absolute qulet ln study hall Mr Carmlchael not gomg by pedagogical methods Hlstory room rxght temperature Senlors gettlng out of Hlstory for one day study hall 2 Normal Trammg Class getting to come to Chapel every Wednesday E Mr Wheat not wantmg to take care of the school buxldmg Herbert Grubs not a Jellybean Leonard Moss wlth a new palr of sox Mr H111 not saylng My Lady Mr Wheat runmng a courtlng school ' Mlss Rogers bemg sllm Mr Carmxchael not lovmg the women Leo Grace wlth a book open Q Q Illlllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ' . 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E 5 Q 2 Why I am so silly.-Ray Coleman. 5 2 E Why some people are so good looking.-Shanks Ross. E E When Seniors will have a good lesson on Monday. E 5 When we will get our privileges.-Seniors S E Who put the Easter egg on Mr. Carmichael's desk, April 3. E E Why Mr. Wheat cares for girls going with boys. 2 5 Who pins death messages on Mr. Carmichael's cap. E E Why there will be no fat Senior girls on Commencement day-fAsk Myrtle Sherrilll E E E The process of getting rich-H. S. teachers. 3 E Who stole Miss McClure's false tooth. 5 E E ' What is the harm in saying "feller," "bird" or "guy" for "man",-Senior boys. E : Q E Who wrote on the typewriter so fast it burned up. E Q S E V When the Normal Training Class will stop observing. : 5 S E When work on staff will stop--Staff members. H ,Q E E What Seniors got married Christmas. 3' 2 2 The process of getting rid of freckles-Fern Garner. - ,f 2 Why Physiology says cold is foolishness. - I I E g Who was going to mob Mr. Carmichael.--? ? 'I 'I 'Z ? E E E E A new process of reducing besides rolling.-Myrtle Sherill. 2 Where the Normal Training instructor got the powder puff. 2'-' Why girls and boys can't ride together to school in the same car.-Palestine Morton. Q E Where Bonon Scott got his new Overland.-Leo Grace. 2 E Why Leo Grace goes to the Christian church.-Bonon Scott. E E- 5:2 5:5 5 E - E-E E illlllllllllllllllllllIIllIIlllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli! :WV Hdxtig DIllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IIlllllflllllllllllllulllg ,, E :LL 1 1 n Il in ll u -h -Q 9- n an u u u in an .nn nllllllllllllllllIIllllIIllllllllllllllllllIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllrs -Y-Tum gjllllllllllllllllIIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllln v Q ' -' ' Pm: Eiunn-rnn 7 V .1 : . : k ' - z X Q K : E e : u . 1 u .1 3 --- 1 3' : E : . ' ' ' . " ,e EA E . . i . Q : : E ' ' ,X 1 5 Q , L I - A ' E in-mlnnmlulu IIllIIllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIll. 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'J ,E Dock: I don't know, why do they? . f E 'E Leon: Because it's underwood. i "Oscar," cried Miss Rogers, "what do you think your head is for ?" 5 Oscar cratches his head, thinks long and replies, "Guess it must be to keep my v E collar on." Fig," 11 i'-i' '7 1, Tennie: A fortune teller says 1 have a lot of money coming to me. 'i g Herbert: It may be true, it may be-but I would rather hear a paying teller sa 'I-L , that. an 5 E 6.22 W Miss Marie: What is HG, 012, Leon? E Leon: I had it on the end of my tongue -Q - 2 : Miss Marie: Then get it off quickly-it's cyanide of mercury V, 5 ii i1 . T E 5 The other day Doyle asked Duette, "What do you say to a tramp in the par .' Q E 2 Duette: "I never speak to them." ,I : : 2- ii Miss McClure: I wish the good Lord had made me a man , E E Ray: Maybe he did but you haven't found him yet Lois went into a music store the other day and asked, "Have you 'Kissed me in the ,S 1 2 E Moonlight' ? " ,.., .. I 1 Cl rk Nope, I m a new man here Maybe it was the other fellow Mr Carmichael Who invented the telephone? Hercel Mr Bell invented it but won t talk over it Mr Carmichael Why? Hercel Because he is dead 4. in w - J. fl 1 -- - -n 1 an dnl Q ... .- I - .. - .- - y N I lllllllllllll IlllllllllillllllllllllllllIIIIlllI'lIlIlIllIllllllll -llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllll 1 Y im- ,..sm.n..M..l ., Q..-' .1'." f-. kk-.. .. Y, -..s 1 - - - .. . .ease , i 1 -. fgvel rljlxh , . , 439 L vs K .ff LAN K-, 1- ,gvv-l,.... iw' Doyle Grace was golng down town Saturday evenmg and on h1s way he passed Naomi Wllhams Just as he passed her he threw a klss to her, at this she slapped hum so hard that the heavy blow sent hlm to the ground Doyle after brushlng the dust from his trousers exclalmed I always fall for the ladles Mlss Marie had water 92 7 on the blackboard and to show the effect of multlplymg by 10, rubbed out the decunal po1nt She then turned to the class and sald "how Wayne, where IS the declmal po1nt"" Wayne On the eraser Paul Calhoun was very much afrald of the dark and one nlght hxs mother told hmm to go out on the porch and get a bottle of rmlk As Paul was afraxd he was about to refuse, but hls mother sald Go on son for Jesus wlll be wxth you everywhere you go Then Paul went to the door and sald Jesus, hand me that bottle of mllk Mlss Margorxe Boots can you name a cape m Alaska? Boots Nome Mlss Margorle That's nght Cape Nome Mr Chewnmg When IS the best tlme to plck apples? Morris When the farmer IS not lookxng Mxss McClure Myrtle get mn your desk Myrtle I can t Miss McClure I am larger than the desk Joe Mr Carmlchael I know a person who has been confined to one room all hlS hfe Mr Carmichael That sounds mterestlng Joe Is lt some one ln thls town' Joe A week old baby In Enghsh class Mlss Margorxe asked B111 Henderson to glve the full predlcate ln this sentence The lnttle old man who wore a long dark coat was talkmg m a very loud voice to his nexghbor ' B111 answered Was talkmg Misa Marjorxe "Correct In what volce ns he ta1k1ng" B ll "Very loud voxce Love ln a cottage IS well enough Love ln a manslon IS swell, Love m a Hat IS pretty tough, But love ln S H S lS the real stuff 'It's the little thlngs ln lxfe that tell saxd Ruby as she pulled her llttl brother out from under the sofa If a canmbal eats his father's slster what IS he" Ant eater dumbell If a cannibal eats hxs father and mother what IS he" An orphan foolxsh If a canmbal eats hls wife s mother what IS he? 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Q .... .. -f--- .'i,.,,'i'Q,j 'Il -"'... .:'1I7' : Z E Mr. Hill: "How would you deiine absent mindednessf' - ' Palestine: "Well, if a man thought he had left his watch at home and took it out E E 5 5 of his pocket to see if he had time to go home and get it, I would call that absent Q i E :E mindednessf' il 5 2 i s - Miss Marie meeting Leon coming out of the oiiice said, "Have some trouble?" E 5 Leon answered, "No thanks, just had some." SL Q 5 2 Tennie: Do you wear that hatfon the street? E E Pauline: No, I wear it on my head. i g E E Catherine was jubilant. "I have all my lessons for tomorrow." E 2 "And I practiced my music lesson a whole extra hour today," declared Elizabeth E 2 E 2 Blakely. 5 g E Q E Naomi Wesson, listening attentively, was silent for a moment, then with the air of E 2 E E one not be outdone, she exclaimed, "I've got my prayers said up five nights ahead." Q E E g Earl Miliam is a quick witted lad and some times surprises his teachers at school. g g Miss Holley: "Earl, what happened to Tyre?" Q E Q E "It was punctured," replied Earl with a twinkle in his eye. E E Miss Conard 'asked a child what his father's occupation was. He responded very E 5 quickly, "Democrat." E g E 2 Miss Marie asked Bill Rainey to give an example of a big spring. Bill, not know- 2 2 ing Miss Marie, said: "The river in which Jesus was baptized is an example." Ellis X Q E i Edwards spoke up and said, "I thought Jesus was baptised in the Nile." g g E E Miss Fears fto class in Physicsjz "The atmosphere in this room is too dry. Guy, Q E can you tell me what causes this ?" 5 2 E E Carl fspeaking upjz "Me and Shanks." 2 5 Q 2 Mr. Hill asked Dwight Terry is he meant to take Geometry. Dwight replied, "No, E 2 I want to take Math." E E Alex: Miss Marie, what is a shrine. Is it a hospital? Q 2 Miss Marie: No, Alex, it's a tomb. E 2 E E Current events in History fCarl speaking upjz "Mr, Carmichael, I dreamed last Q E night I had a nightmare and woke up in the pound pen and had to pay fifty cents to E E E 2 get out." E E E E Leon Qin Historyjz Mr. Carmichael, did you leave Arkansas because you fell out Q 2 of your field so much? E Q g i Mr. Carmichael: Leon, you may leave the room. E E Maggie: That's a dreadful second hand car Gladys bought. 5 E 5 2 Mary: She said she will never have an accident because every body gets out of g g the wayintime. 5 5 E E Clara: A penny for your thoughts. E E g i Tennie: Make it a dime and I will tell my secrets. 5 2 5 17 E E ' E 'E ... E E E A , ,fr 4 . 5 2 E FillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllxiq A 1 :Ll QlllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIlllllIllll-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE S' r.. Un on n n n ur M u - 9 "l- H ll N H 4' I - ' 'U nlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllllllllIllIIIlllllllllllblllllllllllHill! J K' llIIIlllllluunuluummulnlnmunummllm1:ui nmuuun-E i Pm: Exon-rr-uk 3 x 7 ' if A ' ' ' - . . pi., - ..'-4, , :sf . 1 PAGE EIGIITY-SEVEN .vi is-r yr' ' '- ' , 'p--sw 'ww g ,Hifi '-'-'wig--s--f nr-'rv v-wwqgv -yn 4 I ' 1 R n Lru x I .A Elllllllllllx - nl ' 5 li . B ' as q 1 umn 5 1 - 1 K. '. ff- QQ K 4 . , f : E 2"'l .1 x 'Q , ,gm 9, N 9 E, ??,wQlJb..tl J 11 5 ' 3 " ' ' 755' A' r Y "-. -Y ..-4 --- ,,4, " . .N , , E E ... -.Af.. . . me .. 1- M f E Vera: I feel like the last banana in the store. 5 E Ruby: How is that? 2 E Q g Vera: Rotten. 2 lr 2 E ii Mr. Wheat: Hey, Bill, run up the curtain. I g Mr. Mouser: What do you think I am-a squirrel? Q 5 Q E Herbert: May I kiss you goodnight? E 2 Tennie: No, Herbert, it is my principle never to kiss anyone goodnight. 5 5 Herbert: Well, 1et's drop the principal and show some interest. 2 Q Z E "I am a little hoarse," quoted Naomi. I E "Beg pardon," Morris replied. E 2 5 Q "I say I am a little hoarse," Naomi replied. E E 5 E "Good Lord," Morris murmured, "I thought I smelt horse radishg' where is your 2 E 2 Q stable ?" 5:2 E Blotter absorbs everything and gives up nothing. Do not be a blotter. QI H -- 5 v "Pardon me, if I bore you," said the mosquito. E 2 Ruby: "That's where I shine,'f as she proceeded to powder her nose. if E E - ' . 5 5 i s rifgly, :'je,.X. rx N N t V N: , tis! E E , - , 3 . , J, : , : Q 1 ,, ' : E 2 : U , I 1-14-' s-1 . w4, , Z : E E ' 74- i "g, fl' E E y gnllfffifqgif-,Lniy 1 E gllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll: l I I all" Q-ullllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE if Di u H n- 0 u I, 1 I 3 . 1- ei- n u n u a is N in nllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIllIIllllllllllllnllllllllllllllllllllll.5 l 'K' Q llllIIIllllIllIllIlllllllllIIllIllNlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlifl Pao: Bmn'n.nol'r Y f' V ,' v .I 1-, L- . -f En. .. if. 'Wiatr' . . -il. , fu .mai -4' I ' . , - ' I R 7 ' LT' x 21 E-.lllll lllllk - gf , 'r'- 'lt ' 9 'L Ts illllll: I E i - ,,- I Q: '. TQ Y. X , ' "P ' - 'ji - E 2 'K 'Q T A rf", Q, as . J film 'i x.3"i5' J J E E ', . ..,. .... ' . '--'-'im 'iff , WTL -- un, u 'D "' on Q! 5 : 5 ' E' if 'L' 2 2 A new oil stove for the Domestic Science department by Miss Rose with short legs. 2 E Some one to tell Bill Raney the difference between epidermus and hyperdermis 2 : i g Cmeaning hyperdermicl. 2 E E g Some "kids" from Boone school to say multiplication tables for us.-Mr. Wheat. S E One new piano by Miss Sybil Calloway of shiney mahogany. E - E E Something to make Mr. Wheat tell more jokes. 5 5 Q Q Something to keep some boys' feet from smelling. E 2 Someone to stop girls and boys from sparking. 2 2 E E Someone to make Seniors learn the Constitution.-Mr. Carmichael. is i g Someone to separate the two Ferns. 2 5 5 Ifir: 5 g Someone to keep Skinney Lane's dress fastened. E': 3 : E V I : E E A committee of five to keep the paper off the floor. gi-Eg Q E Someone to explain the difference between proposal and accepted-Mr. Carmichael. E E A weight to keep Hoxie's feet off chairs. E E 2 E , : : E a s E - E E , 'f,'J,f-ggi: 2 E 14? 2 : xg : -Q f f su U1 w i I cl' E E 1 Q ' E 2 : X L E : E 5 -gif E IE E E if 5 5 L ' E E 5 5 5 A fr in . IlllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllilllllllillllli . U Il nu ummm uv mnnm lulllllllllllllllllllllllllilllll' I il ax- 'wx 1 it A kwin ll in I A I T 5' , i -pg Q U- L I ll" H lf ll l ur nk-nn!IlllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllhsh 'Qu h !,illlllllllllllHllllllllllllllilllllllllllllIIIIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllfi ' A Pao: lid-IT!-Ill! T T ' '-1 11" I 3 . .T I at e il 6 1 Q 53. if I e m- fi- 'X xi' 5' J ' E E H. , . nw V k j'ff1v ' Ib I "' tw- -.SLT-7 : E E BUSINESS IVIANAGER'S FINANCIAL REPORT S 2 New furniture for staff headquarters ..., .... w.......,........,....,,......7...,. S 2 52.00 F 2 E S Adding machine .....,.............,..............,...,...I .,.,..,....,...., ,.,. ,,4...4....7... 3 5 . 00 i g Typewriter Uohn Deerem ......... ................,.....wwVSvSVVw,,SS. 1 19.99 g g 'E Cigars and refreshments ..,...........,...Y..............................,..,.,.........,.,..........,.... 30.00 Q : E Q E Tips to janitor r.A,,.,,,,,,.,..,..4,,,,.,.r,.,.,,,,r..r,...,.,,,,..,,,,,,..I..,,..,,.,..,..,....,....,,.,......7... 115.00 2 2 2 2 Trips to Muskogee Qnot including money for showsj .,ee..................Ve..,... 600.00 2,1 Shoe shines for Business Manager .vee.,.v.,,,,,....,,.v,r......,A.Se,e.,..VYee,e4e,eeeee,.ee.eee, 50.00 E S E E Stetson hat for Sport Editor fWad1eyJ .......,....,,.,.....e,e,,..,,,.,..,.e..v.,,,e,eee,,e... 25.00 2 E E 5 Fines ....,........,.e......,,e.........e...e...,..,..,,.....,.,Ie.eI,....ee..ee......,ee,,ee,ee.ee...,.......e.e...,... 550.00 5 2 5 i s Three Q31 cuspidors Qsilver linedj .....,.....,....,,e,,.........v,......,... ,.,ee., .,.V,s..e..,... 7 5 .00 3 E S E Lipstick, rouge and powder puff for Mr. Carmichael eee,,,e.eeee,e,e.e.ee,,,....,v, .30 i f Charity donations ..,..,........e...,.........e..........e....,..,....,,......,.....V..r.,....,.,e...e,,....,,,. .13 2 2 Q ' Snuff, tobbacker and chewing gum ,..,e,.,.,.,,......V ,......,,....,,,.r..e.ree,e,,e,e,es, 1 39.15 Q E Donation to Athletic Fund ....................................... ............................. . ...... n othin' E E E E Private car fPeter Schutler wagon! for staff ............................................ 3,500.00 i f 5 5 Printing ....,................................................................ ......................,............. . 35 5 2 :Q Engraving ....................................................,.......... .................................... . 12 S-E. g ? Editor's rakeoff ............... Q ................ .................,.................. 2 ,5o0.oo 5 Q i f Business Manager's rake-off .......... .................................... 1 ,600.00 E : E Q Sport Editor ..........................,........ ...............,....,............... 4 0.00 Q 2 E E Treasurer of staff ................ .................................... 6 5.00 E E Q 3 Hush money .......... ............. ........,....,. ............ ......... 6 , 5 00.00 S 5 E 5 Kodak Editor and others ......... .................................... to olate E 5 'retel ........ M.- ....,.......,...,,..,.,..,.,,. 516,108.61 g i - - ' A , ft A 2 5 5 I Zillllllllllll 1 1 I I llIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITL-2 ' I 4 QQEI IIIIIIII lllllllli l lllll lllllll l lllllll lllllll IIHII IIIIE 5 511u:Gsliiiimnullullluu lllllllllllllllllllllll 1 mmm: 5 - 1 11 QtmnnlnlInInllmlmlllnlInlmIllmlllmllllllIlIHllIlIll'IH""'7 Pun Nnrrn 1 'Q A ' 1 1' F- . F N., 7 -gi, - , ..-j,i.,ef V, 1? Q , FN- 3 LT. Q 'A innnnuux I - welgvv - L . I 9 uf u vs.fQi6,,,,,,,L : E : : -S . llllllllllllllll I5 : I - cl t' t 1 5 UCF ISCITICTI S - : E : 5 3 hese are our friends. They are en- 2 T E titled to your patronage. They have E E E the proper attitude toward public Q Q schools and their development. g E QI'llm1YNWNWNWNYNWNlmllmllmlimllmlimlimilmllfilifmWillKillKWlKNlZWZ'NlK'WiKNZN23NZN' '- - i lllllllllllllllllll IIlIlllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllll IIlIIIIIIIIllIIIIIlIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll if - U E EIII IIIIIIIII llllllllllil H llllllk! '-. I 1-5 'X 'Hllnnnn llllllllllllllllllllllllll: EI ll lllll l llllll l llll l lllllll l lllllll Ill ll I Ill lll lll ll I Il l n l ll lllllll lllllll Illlll lllll f' , nl I ul 1 w ul , T 1 A PAO! Nil!!!-QI. ww.. uw "f"n"'-iq N N LT' unmum, f 4 -Iri s. - mc? 4 muug 4' l J i W lac li Q- A X -ma.. are S : -- I " .. '- ' .f4" '-'I , ' A ll IN, Nl, Q " Lf E W. : ,1-7' g-E A gif . Z 'As T E 5 ' ff" 1 iayah . A- Sqrca Hou a Success or a Failure? E g "If you want to know whether you are destined to be a E 5 success or a failure in life, you can easily find out. The E g test is simple and infallible. ARE YOU ABLE TO ' 5 SAVE MONEY? If not, drop out. You will lose. You : E may think not, but you will lose as sure as you live. The - Q seed of success is not in you." E i -James J IH11 g g WE HELP YOU T0 SAVE AND SUCCEED Cfhe American National Bank E 2 Stigler, Oklahoma ' E E "The Bank where you feel at home" I f A .,L.. A : EIIIHIIIIIII I IIIII I IIII H ll llllll l lllllll IIIIIIII ITPS2 'JL QTI IIIIIII H H N H H H H I in mm m unnnmnmnnu lmmnmmnm unuunfs Qllllll llll li lllllll U' U' " Pnol Nxrnjzsnro 4 i 1 1lqlr'w - - - ..- . ' , 3 'Ts I 4 ' f l . I4 UI nw has . I, :Nv , , A W Q ,X allxlnvg: i D 6 4 I ' .nxt . w juli X i ,gf x' -R -W Jn. -5 M .K '-Q V fK1.W ffl ' ".: : Af ' ' . , ,j...Y. , ' v'.'I,':-2 0.7 . .awv'f::" imnu -, li. '-:LIT- '-'I BELLER'S GROCERY : FF : Stigler's Leading Grocery and f f Meat Market E E STIGLER, OKLAHOMA CUNNING'S VARIETY STORE 1l This is the place for your nickles and your dimes. 11. We carry a com- plete line of School Supplies. il You save money by visiting our store. E I' E c. C. CUNNING LYRIC THEATRE Phone 248 c. D. MILAM, Manager 5 5 Every night except Sunday. Clean, moral, amusing and entertaining. Nothing but the best. STIGLER HOSPITAL DR. JOHN DAVIS, Chief surgeon A U' " H . -' " .. fIIIIL ' fffIIf ff1II11 fEEh ' iiI QIZ2'.'II I1I11'.'.'. H ' " ....I II1'L" IILf E ,ii V P401 Nm:-r!.'nin'l ummu X l -If-s o - 'I' g . :Tl ' P i l ' l 1 ... skis 1 srl: "An , Q "" X 't K. i , A , ,PQI li 1' W ,,,,,,-f .... , "VM l tix I Tw... .4177 Go to SHEEFTEIJS CAFE for Good, Wholesome Food K THE WONDER R Get a bottle and relieve all in one, instead of a bottle for every ailment. E For sale at 5 Stigler Drug' Co., and Behan Drug Co. THE RHUMATUM co. M. W. SHEFFTEL, Stigler, Okla. The old Reliable Sh er Druq Co. 7he3emc,Z2.5'z'ore E Best Fountain Drinks. Headquarters I for Foot Ball and Base Ball returns 1' sllll llllll l lllll lllll Illl Illlll l lllllll lllllll lwg we-QTI IIIII H u H ll IllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllll llllllllln n J1- V Ahllllllll Pm! Nurlrr!-l'o1.m ' . ' v 5 ' " ' -af--f vw. TY-7-R'E ga,' , -l .f ,flfw ... T Y..., Ill, A 1 t f b ' p I ,T ' ,, , -gp if A Z-QU' "" ' ...lp 500, Runmng Water ln All Rooms TRAVELERS HOTEL MRS E A TAYS Proprletress THE ONLY MODERN HOTEL IN STIGLER St1gler Oklahoma HERCEL BUTLER BONDED ABSTRACTER Stlgler Oklahoma YOU GET ALL YOU BORROW lIM1lady, a l1ne of beautlful Hats awaxts your approval at the Gertrude I-lat Shop. ll Balcony E. 8: W. CORNETT'S BAKERY FRESH BREAD, Goon CAKES AND PIES Stigler, Oklahoma 1: A A lf, K - - -'wp 1, . X - - ' w X .llllllllllllllllllllIIII muun , : U - 4 1 A ffm y . .- , - : , f X., A 5. . I I 1 -, - 'lg 'Q 'xx' O' , ' Kg .R Q k .: I !n.: : L., ,,,L HRV f v--. . A.. K? 2 : -MMA... ""' . f --Un,-im J I- 4 "" U ...fm A ,iA -,Arr gl.,- -I .- --.W ..., - lu-, A A ------M , : . . . - . . . , i i 1 : E E ' : Z 7 E E 'T ... E E 2 : Q - - - . : 5 D E E , 2 : .- E E : : : E E E I I I I .- IlllllllllllllIlllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIll Illllllllllfg Ut ll ll at ll n N u fl! llIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ll IIIIIIIIII., ' W - 51 N ll ll l It It It ill - .-'gif .,-lllllllllIlllllllllllllll llNllllllllll""3 , U. A , . "' Pao: Nurrr!-nvl Y . T sf' -.I-gf - H'-r-vrwv ,X 'fx 'A D ' , - X gmuum4 wi'-X - 55 4 ,um . E - 5 as ' ' ' 1 , p r W L, U if J 1 ' D. . N., f A ' : 5 N .... ..',' f 'jul M1-"'f.. 41117 : 2 E The Paper That Covers Haskell County Like a Blanket SATQMWEL 5 : Virgil L. Henderson, Editor and Publisher E 5 Phone 11 Stigler, Oklahoma g i E 2 THE PAPER THAT STANDS SOLIDLY BEHIND FREE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 5 E E E l' E E 3gKQ'sS: E 5 0 : 5: 1IWe are also equipped to do all kinds of g E Commercial Printing and solicit the patron- E g E 5 age of all, promising the latest in type and Q E Q E workmanship. A trial will convince you. Q 2 E E Capital Surplus 5 5 330,000.00 58,000.00 E E g g lIThere's a host of good Americans who save a reasonable E E f Q proportion of their earnings at reasonable intervals. 5 5 : E lIThe3'le's a greatezlihosgqofdgood Americans-not fully alive 5 E , : to eir own goo -W o o not. 5 S E 2 lIYou can pick your crowd. i f Q Q lILet common sense dictate your choiceg open an account 2 2 - E with this institution and save sensibly and with regularity. E g 5 E 5 lIYou'll find our service suited to your needs. E E S 't N t' l B lc Zi E STIGLER, OKLAHOMA E E E "Member Federal Reserve System" E S E ETIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllli! E. ,I yillllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllg -I E PADI Nll'l'l'!-IB Us is u u u no u u qc! wt il- u on u an u u in an nlIIllIIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllfg V5 .jilllIlllllllIllllllllIllllllllHUIIIIIllIllIIIIIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllln xl i-'X i" T T .-W'-3'-1--w W w "' ' """' " ' ,- 'f .vs ' , 1 ' f X'-4 I F if' - F J4 My 1 ' N W . ff J QQ 1 4 A'- W , Q". xffii .' i'Qfi 5 y IJ 1 U 2 iff: 'TEE A...-M ,-if lzl 1f www Wi r wergql esi ?fi?Q , Dob ns"Lf1ntz Har ware Co. Q - - - - Q - - E : : A WW. A U IIIIIIINQ : ' sun ummm J U4 on n n n u an an qw: vm iw- u an n u n n an n: xN 1 I llll llll nun.-Q ,Qui !jiIll m mumummu r 4 -Q34 . P N INET!-SEV 1 ,.,,qgwg-W . .1 v!l1'w"' E E N ' lk E C I LTR I ll, -WN A 'lf' 'Il ' 9 K , E ' mnug U 11 1 w I' R EQ Q 'Q , ,, 1 if ' 'M ' 'T PENNINGTON GROCERY A FLOUR - FEED - GRAIN ' Give Us a Trial J. E. CONARD 4 NURSERYMAN : Stigler, Oklahoma The largest apple grower in Oklahoma. Also grow a complete line of Plum, Peach, Cherries, Apricot, Grape, Berries, Roses, Shrubs, and Q Q Ornamental Shade Trees. g g MRS. WM. A. ALLEN MILLINERY BETTER HATS FOR LESS MONEY 2 - Stigler, Oklahoma g 3 K E L S E Y The Tailor and Cleaner Q S QUALITY WORK i 5 and Good Service - We Deliver' Phone 212 Stigler, Oklahoma - lllllllllllllllllll lllllllllkg 'Mt' gllllllllllllll """"" - U. u u l m l n lll l lllllll lllllll lllllll lmg it-Hl llll I H H I ll . I H H A Jn our v 1 '- ' v' FFWT!! 'EW' 'WWW " ' . V-fv v mu l 1 Riinxxfl Wf'QQ,1b I, 9 Q, 4 mi L - A, 'lil I W ll' B 5-ri. K , www "A! 1: f J V Y U 2 - Silt' 3 " gm.. ' fi U.-- . 3 H -W .,-, -. r .. 0-be , E ' " I 5 E , : E E 2 S E STIGLER HARDWARE ' CO. E FURNITURE FARM TOOLS Q ISTOVES : E Plumbing and Steam Service STIGLER BOOK AND NGTION COMPANY E c. F. RAYBURN, Proprietor 5 E ' ' Five, Ten and Twenty-five Cent S : E flThis is the Best place in the city to ob- Variety Store E E E serve representative style make its Spring E 5 -3 debut. The smartest gowns and wrap 5 : f for feminine loveliness. Just study ou? Also SCh001B00kS, Tablets E E E offerings' Pencils, Ink, etc. E PUCKETT'S Q E Everything to Wear E 5 2 TEL. 135 STIGLER, OKLA. Stigler, Okla. E E : 5 E 5 E 5 - Mu ' nlllllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllts R, xx !jIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllIllllllIlllllllllllllIlllllllllllllll PA m Nun! : 5 ' E g E - A Wh ,L - 5 E - gllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQ I 1 Dnuumuuu 1 nmnummm numuuummmumui ul ll Il Il ll ll ll ii l Q ivq gl ll ll ll ll Il ll ll -.D lui ' - V ' ' G rr. A 7 - v -1. ,,f,.,m, -.., L .fa-4 an ek: ff OU are cordlally 1nv1ted to use the many facllxtles Wh1Ch thls bank has to offer 1ts patrons We can and wlll serve you well MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK Cfhe First National Bank of Stlgler "THE BANK FOR HASKELL COUNTY PEOPLE" ffff-g - J 1, 1 -Wx lllillllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIF IllilIlllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllltf. gg, 9 U H u M u H n l l an u u u Il n ll n -JI e'xv -L N. Hllllllllllllllllll , s l,,ummn u 1 l' 1f ll 'I umlmuul I llllllillIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllis P Ons Huxnnx T 1 . M' D ' I R J-TT. m ' r ise ' K'-Ei in unsung Y Y i af D C k 'Wi .... ... ' - ,,,. -ve ev- ...W - . , H OUR MOTTO: Quick Service, Honest Weights and Measures, Best Goods for the Money A Trial Order Will be Appreciated - Thank You J OHNSON'S CASH GROCERY MANY REALLY GOOD SHOES Are spoiled by being badly cobbled. You need not be afraid to have V yours repaired in this shop. RICHISON SHOE SHOP STIGLER ---------- OKLAHOMA Shqler Trading Co STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES AND FRESH MEATS Quality and Service Before and After Purchase Phones 8 and 46 O O C A A U llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllg S ,Baht 'XIIIIIIIIIIII lllllllllllllllllllr : U 0 ll l ll n In n -,fs 35-5 in on H M ll ll It I1 in 1 I I Il 5 Q I1 1 .- .. I Il Milky rx. E -lllilllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllIHC v "' v ' P as Om: Hmmm OKI 1 .,-r" " K5 ' If 'pu ' - 13' ff 1 . , E..-,-M.-.up 9'9 O,gf' fm ? .- Q -r - " 1llllllllll Fears Slms Com ang DRY GOODS CLOTHING N O T I O N S H O E HARDWARE GROCERIES Anything You Need KEEP THE QUALITY UP A lllll nllnlluln'.Q 'L V :iq qxllllllllllllll llllll ul H H ll Il il I ll 'I' J ' pg f iw' ll H I ll Il ll ll ID 'I ummm uluunu . U 411, ,Lllllllllllll P 0 H Two " ' T . T Ol Nl UNDRID N 1 f N 'Tx X 31 mmuu, . ,L ' A - A M ' Q. ,W I qt 7 4 U I I, wk . QM y jf 1 4 , .s-' 1 I h A A Em. I x . A. , K V' 'VA f - 1 xl W, l 1 'E - V ' r- ,'T Liv' .A ...J , - -1- 'K fx' --sv KU? .4 E l- - ' - I--"'-'-' uP " h Q " ' 'T Wh- -"r'.... --"f... h ..-' .... 1 -1' --.lv Y E Q - F. E -.1i.l--1- li -'-"' ' m- 1 7 I l llllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllll. E'-xx: I -' i7"'r"lV""7"'W""f""" N, as as . A , - Q 'Q mg? . .. - 1 i K X Y , ' K ..4f .Af sh A 'El .i f fl .Nm 'fn .- bf at-' N l-':T-?:-:-'l- -.Qu - K: Q' """, I -' is -I V 4, THE SHOPPING CENTER OF STIGLER HIS store tries to help the growth of our communi- ty and be a real service institution that people can look to for authentic styles' and values It will please us greatly if, by our cooperation with the public schools we can thereby bring about a closer bond between us We feel justly proud of the reputation and high re- gard our schools hold for this store. We want your trade solely on the merit of our goods. You will profit by trading here We spend time and money and go a long ways to find the best things for you For twelve years ours has been a standard of honesty fair dealing correct style and low prices Everything to Wear for All the Family Stiglers Leading Store A ' - - -I .- - .- - - - .. - - -. - - - : : - - I 2 I 2 : - - I 2 ' I - - : - ,, - : : - - I 5 .. not uf G1 , Q ,ftp ,,,,,,.. : ,,.. , ,, J., M- W B ,, ln. .,1'f'i.,. Cr - PADI On Huxmum 'funn Q Wh J 1 - - L Y ' we Dlllllllllllllllllllilllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE 5 , u n -f-Q Wil 9- u ll n u an u u an 'I IlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIQ wiki: .11lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllIlllllllllllllllllnl nlnlmfi X .Wi 1' llllllllll V A s is k X g if l C a lif ,, Hu- , gf' i'i'l 'l x 'A vi ... L 5 ffii, -is 'A ' .. ".. J , i "N" I' E g ' "' ' 1.::. - '-- - ...,..--' A---W " : E ' i f 5 3 Ga.K.scs 5 E ls gout appearance qour valuation of qourself? E E Business associates, friends and strangers 5 5 are apt to take you at your face value. If : E your personal appearance does not harmon- g g ize with your personality you may be losing 2 E more than you can imagine. 2 2 KUPPENHEIMER g g GOOD CLOTHES NonMAn's E 5 Stigler, Oklahoma I I U 1 nllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllHills' if i .jizlllllllllllllIlllllllllIIIIIIllIIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I E .. 5 ' Q E g Q dfywebg 1 E' glllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIQ J V A iulllllllllllllll I llllllllllllllllllllil lllll llllllln Ui an n on an an ll u fv mi 'W i ui ui in sr nv ., X, I- l T' T Pun: ON: 1-lusmu-:n Form l O-i115-""'fv"'-'lf ' ,, ' .V - 'lm-2 ,.. . ' ' ' 1 ' ' Z ,W 1 - ' D N f N. gpm if up 1 I mn , ' Y ' f ff' 1 s - , f 1 "" 1 . Q -- 4 ,, 4,- fQ'b "f ,, --" S.. . 'LZTZ' LBETTER Qoous F012 LESS MONEU 1904 1923 M AU ER' 5 EVERYTHING FOR lVlEN'S AND LADIES' WEAR SHAVER TRADING CO. STIGLER, OKLA. The Store that always has the Goods and makes the lowest Cash Prices on DRY GOODS, GROCERIES AND SHOES WE BUY AND SELL POULTRY AND EGGS Also have a full line of STGAPLE GROCERIES, FLOUR and FEED FARMERS GROCERY STIGLER, OKLA. Phone 213 ........m.cl - X8 D..-.-.l-.-.1 -1-I--H-------1-----E 1 H 1 llllll lag willll lllllll """' ' "" """ ""' ' : nmlmnaanurrvm X Nw 3 wsw' ,f EIIIIIIIIIIIQ ' Wh. Kar" ...jk A X3 f-'X A 'fy mx UQ W ' wr I t Yi? or ' , K 'H 2 5 E V- 1- i ' i-3 Bt , I X.: lv :KT V thnx.. ' . -. if ui: ' -5r"" "ff A,. ,nw --'- V' f-' vs-+w-.p.L, rUu.n,q .JM on fflvu Mfr 5:2 'E 5 E E 525 5:5 2 E Q 5 a E 5 -5 E 45 ' 5 5 "' : S a - - - E .E 2 - 3 : : :E : 5 : E '!ief7'yRN E 2 2 2 .4 . if 5 ,, E E E I t -9 'Qa .vfuj :Q E : E 4.4 i f- 5 - Q S .t ' - - Q - E E : ...nu - E 5 5 ' f 5 .. 3 ' S : 2 q - - - - - : -I -: - - Over one hundred new improvements 5 5 and refinements at the lowest price - 2 , in the history of the Ford Motor Co. g g Q 1. 5 5 : : .. 5 - - Z : ,, a 2 2 -A v 777 7 ,YV W- E E ' 3 5 : 2-2 i'! - ' E : E E E S 3- :-- S'- -- - 3 - E s - E - 5:2 ,SE 55 si 5 : E 5 - 'L M JE ' Qian z o or o. Q 3 -I : I : E E E St1gler, Oklahoma 5 s E E 5 5 5 2 s 5 n I 3 ' ' s 2 a s 5 s g E E E T E A I E Q E , A A E E 5IllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllg I .vii QUIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllll ' lllll lllll U 'D all llll Illll I llllll l llll l lllllll l llllll lllllll l lllll lmg gml lllllll llllllll lllllll llllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll If PAQ: ONE Hunrmum Sxx v -' ' Ah ' ' - - - - -A uf .- - - .. - .. .. .. : 2 7'1"--H.-'fqywian' 7 5 " -A f1'1"'lf?'m--:mu-""U!'17E!E1'g!H"'Fjllf'E'115 E g51f"'fT' ' gf' ' 'fin .1 S J., R fsffi Tlx uf nl If glllllllllllx l V. . -X I ' - R ' " iw Ewing U k 'W E4-i0',mm..: g 'V E -,Wg g,"'t,M,-.: '.,, , .. '--- . 'a.Q7lEir .,,,., -W '11 ' -ff' ... 1:17 - I Q W. W. STUMBAUGH - JEWELER : Neat Designs of All Kinds g g Watch Repairing " AT PALACE DRUG Co. r Carl Coker Ed ward , 1 THE AMERICAN ABSTRACT Co. ' ' f 5 BONDED ABSTRACTERS 5 ' ? SERVICE PLUS EFFICIENCY E BURNETT'S BARBER SHOP I i g Best in Town E E Come in and let actions speak g g The Nyal Line On the Corner : PALACE DRUG STORE 2 E E DRUGS, TOILET GOODS, STATIONERY 2 School Supplies - Cold Drinks Q 2 REGISTERED PHARMACISTS - - U S Elll l llllll l lllll l llllll l lllllll llllll l lllllll llllllll lwiig :ui gfl rlllllv-I "HI"" H "" """" """' """ ""E alIIllIIllIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli Qmlllllllllllllmllll' """"""""""""""""""""""r 7 ' v' PAoi0g:Buzixm:ngg,yQ3 - N 9 AT' X al. zmoumu, - ' - 'fav ' "-'Q 'rl L E my l V 'l ' g nu vw 5 X 'W 1 D I : ' , - - " we , . - , -A 1-' xv' ' HERFFHJONES ComPANu The Senior Rings were made by us. L TO THE J UNIORS: I will be around early next fall for your E order. Wait for me. MELROSE. - Artistic Designs in All 1 jewelry - s U.U - 5 w E. E Indianapolis, Indiana : - I 1 TRUNKS G. F. TAPP, Insurance LEATHER GOODS : JEWELRY . CITY AND FARM LOANS T. MILLER E g Phone 243 112 North Second Q 5 . MUSKOGEE, OKLA. A - E glllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIUQ 'L-4 CUHIIIHII """" I E .V 9 . Wx' 9- n M n n ll ll mm 0 1 a n as n u M u 1 '1llllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIlllllllIIll.s - -My llll I I I Photon ndmmin mon-r' 7 Qi E ' 7 my 5, -1- f- qu vw-5 'E-'.g-yn' 'K A-..",: 1 4,7 N fax Jis Q lr llllllu 1 ' - 'E I' -Q. E ka. Maxim' mf E NE... 6 5 E 4 .gal .fi11.,. ..:::T : SHR CJRIEHDS IN UHHSKOQEE FRIENDS DON T MAKE A MAN - remarked a New York bank president but 1f a man has the rlght qualltles the right personallty the rlght callber he cannnot help making friends The same thmg app119S to a store If a store makes frlends frlends w11l make lt' But the store has to do the makmg FIRST Knowmg this lt is our earnest deslre to EARN the frlendship of every student 1n Stlgler by vlrtue of deeds and not mere- ly words by vlrtue of SERVICE rendered Calhazm , DRY Grooms co A . - wud car Bars Lady Luck Bars .- . 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Img! ,jillllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllll 1 III . 5 w , Pun: Os: Hmmnm NI!! 5'5" - 1' "7" 'Kf:r:?,mF '5!""' ' ! ! ' ' im' 31 Zllillllllll -wt - - H r- - I i fl I I l 4 T I f I ei 0 I f bk 'Q I Rf ff HOTEL SEVERS European Plan WARDEN AND NATION Proprletors Muskogee, Oklahoma KEEPING UP WITH THE YOUNG MEN IIYOUNG MEN are the most exactmg' cllentele that a clothler has 1IThe styles g must be up to date wlthout bemg off the calendar the patterns must be the last Q I i - V ' 1 ,, ' fn 'V' ,.4- ,fl 1 - 4' T, 4 I ' ' T, I I 1 -rtflj. I P -. E , . - , '- . 4: rn , ,W ri -rf we , ff ,X N It - - Ig : - : -... X H A V-F -. .., -1, ' .., 'Ag e In ' -' ',nHvv" : : E E ,. H ""'-'T7'+'QEu.l ,hw " --mi ix jr I -- :B ,Wir '--"' ,.-. -LIT E E 5 2 1 ' 5 5 5 5 word. TIKHOWIHQ the punctxlxous taste of the young men of thls clty IS the reason 5 : E E v , , , , ' E ' 5 E ' ' 1 9 ' -. 2 5 E E 5 E , i g if you are not using- 5 . E 5 f- - ,. E : g g as E 5 E 5 E 5 E E E E " E ' I E why we have chosen to sell them Soclety Brand Hart Schaifner 8z Marx and Stem E Bloch Clothes 1IModels a plenty smart yet not fopplsh ln a selectlon of fabrlcs : that wlll gladden the heart of the dlscrlmmatmg young man : M"""'Ke" NEW PHOENIX CLOTHING CO Tm' 5 Bartlesvllle Oklahoma Cnty E All the Accessories for Young Men of Taste 5 You are mlssmg a treat E HALE S LEADER COFFEE We Roast It-Others Praise It Grocers Everywhere it Sell It E HALE HALSELL COMPANY 2 IMPORTERS JOBBERS AND MANUFACTURERS , - - 3 '- .- n - - q - .- u - - an E : - " E - A A U : uf Lrj "" E " 'lllllllllllllllllllllllIIlIIIIllllllIlllllII'Illlllllllllllillllllllk. allIllllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE dl E U I ll H ll H Ji ll -'I' 1 ' I' al ll ll ll ll N II I an - - I I, . - hnmmunmmuuunmmnnmmumm:unuunnnnnfQ .ON IIuunllI1luuumunumuumunuuumuummm:Immmmmn , 4 1 up Pun On Hvsnnn Tlx 7 - " ' ' ' I I . qi. 5.-5 . ,C IW" Ji' .vv " K MO.. 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- Class of 1923

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