Achille High School - Echo Yearbook (Achille, OK)

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' Page . ,4Q?NX. ri '7 ,4 '4' ' KX I . bul Auill is A , ...U W' GKAJQ :CFO if f'rL-XTTF'?E5OA SFVENF1-1 f-QU Url Why Q14 Jo ce go tb Louise's 8 aureday? Why were Lou E111 mul 'har lane IO di saptointed 11 t S turday night? Buddy, have you forgot ter wr re the c ndv store 1S9 N1 t About t at L14 16 Marl 9 atrr she h d Ire t goftherg 1 nickle e d to m 11 e letter, it, lhhqf or his flflrlfrl we are sorry that Billy s of lllness who h ven't been t rdy sturted S eeney, Albert rd Sally Grlnsl e We tr1rx we p ssed the first semester Ex m lnetlons N hope we do setter fhe r xt emeste , The L1 ht Grade Arlth mHt1C Cl s 1S mfking Tr1 an le PFISMS th1S week Mr Ed Roberts, State Con nt lhose vs nt Sckorl Ch rl ne ence are Omega Chloe we are glad that Bllly Ray Grimes is back in school after e week of ill mess The seventh grade h 3 enrolled Betry Je n Compton fror Dur nt 1 e cn s vho s not be m t f ttf pa t slx w eks nlce lcTee, G r ldlne Ch ld rs, C1 a R y Der ldson, m P yne, Je ne an Coryne Blank nshlp LUV! to have Elvin in school after of 1llness grade 1S wrmt 1n English and find lt very lntercsting I re sorry that Mr Greer has been 111, and re gl d to have im beck th1s week very glad Wesley b ck two weeks The Sllth 1Ub storles VIFTVJ Perfect Attendance S6rVQt1OR1St, will be at Earnbst Bolinger, Arthur Achille High School Frldey' Ray Maddox Betty Ray night- T-nuary 25 t 7 OO Albert, Alva Deen Anders, P IQ, to spvhk on thb 30i1'Ju n1ta Boyce, Dore ' r1e Conscrvmtien District onstott. Dbvig Seoggtnsn -411 PWSOHS intofsstrd in manic Ben U Grorell, 'Gr isultu-751 conwrvation Romena Romsey, Linnie Mario should 'xttond thi' mouths' Donalso1QF1ode1l Crabtree,, ,,,,,,, and Vellie Jefferson. The followlng stude have been no +her aoser+ nor twrdy Thry w111 r ceive Perfect Attendan Certifica+es Fr ide Bllly Jean Crahtr e Wynln Prentlce, Kelle d Roelell Vlrglnla P1ltOD, C rlcs owell and Melba Jean dow rd The following pupils h ve .not made any grades lower then A 1n ueography for the past' six weeks: Wyman Prentlee, Benny Wlldfrson, Bllly Joe Baco Jerry Horn, Ernest Weyne W sher, Kethrlne Chelf, Melha Jean dow rd, Fredla Nell McT e helen Randall, Juunita Turner, and Georgls Compton. The Fourth Graders-are gl d to welcome a Bee Compton and M th to our room. I-VHJEEJ Those who have no absent the past si weeks are Denver Gev 1118 Sonny Boy Grimes, Chxrles Howard, Gene Rochelle, Weyne Scoggins, kenneth Smith, Peggy Hargls, and MDPIOIQ Smlth Those who have a perfect attendance record for the first semester are Sonny Grimes, Gene Rochelle and W yne Scoggins. The third grade believe ing that to become a goed Cont1nued on Paoe6 if A 4 f if f X - Q ' ' ff' N 11 , 'c ' gyx Q X .f Y X . flq jf! ct . ,.. ' - V- es 1 s Q r.. I 'un ra . x l LBJ 4z,+ - T e N 1 Egg' I' I l I X .1 . y . -1 Q 'S 0 X ' I r' r ' ll I s 3 q-OJ I 10 J y ' ' . r': a - Q 'C V 'L. f I ' 0 L l 4 I ' J. ' , 1 . ' ' C. S S 3 ,A 'V' L, . ., ' 3 1 G ' MCTQ-1. ' f , ve ' . o e , .c 4 - ' YA f H 'LYl'l Th 1 e 1, hm fe ' ' I' hr f 'S- obsen or 1. as ' P ' H' , K' Y en V94 H u' ' U e ere: Jx ' Z A ' 'Q . , . H H' ' e 4 ' P i , .'1r . gO' , 1, .Q Ever a G ' l ' Q 2 I Xegd, d ' ' x -1 .J ' . V r O ' I , A .. ' P X 0 I T v , ' D U Q 5 1 1 e-, ls ' Ji-.rilfl and PQQSY LOU HFS Hb' Thg Sixth gy-gderg arg ff - ' se Pec1u.e ' .1 ' ' 2 '.. .Q ' 5 ' I nice e or e s- . ' , Q 1 1 - ' Hgi ' . F -Y L . . ' 2 H : ' ' . - 1 ' 2 e - vi , .-' ' v ' ' - J 1. 2 , L X y . . W - . Q LW- 'O V We 'I ' c f eX'1' 1 QR - , A x - n . fri R ' we e a ' gh - , F- 1 1 'C ' . 4 1 1 g.c re sf XF ' gA - 1 ' ' . 1' bet: A ' il S l A I ' ' 5 . If 2 ' I K V a lf ' I .D P, ' P' ' 0 ' 'W ' ' .D - , - iff A . . 1 . , . . . ,G , 1 : , ' 'I 1 ' A I 4 n LA- lin ' f ' ' -lg ' ' H e . z ' ' ' ' -,'s , V- a l. , U V V , . ' ' I , 'I Q , . . l ' lr I I ' I Av - 1 Q ' ' S - g f A 1 , . . , I - ' ' ' ' r , ,- g r fj 4, 3 ', ff

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'9h- agua' 2.35 ff' A x L is A TW fi Qv I X ,W M 'j W -Fu. 4-rf' ' d 'ngp. VOIJME VI, NO ll ACHILLE, OKLAHOMA FEBPUARY 8 1940 ee, reef? Days Ie Zlfffewhmg Pfmea NCD STAGE Or LIFE FILLED WITH MORE Within a few years you may forget the very first pr1nc1ple of the ccnjuga tion of a verb, but you will not, by any means, forget the good or ev1l tendercies that are grad ually developlng 1n your heart durlng these years of your llfe prfoarat1on How many of you remember the first t1me you ever whlspered 1n school, con trary to the teaoherts orders? You felt gullty for a long time, d1dn't you, and dre ded to have t e teacher's eyes turned your direction? But d1dn't get caught and second time you found so much easier, the third time you didn't think much about it, and it was not long till con- science kept still and al- lowed you to disobey that rule at pleasure, without a single reminder. You did not know then what it meant--it did not seem a very glaring sin, did it? But, boys and girld, it is upon just such little mis- deeds, as this seemed to be, that our whole charac- ter is based. Did you ever think of that? Possibly you are an 1- dler in school. You may you the it TEMPTATIONS learn more easily than your classmates, and have, after your lesson is pre pared, too much of that spare time that Saton so often contrlfeo to flllg or lt may ever be that you 1dle away t1FO UhlCb you should b devot1ng to study Thls 1S 1 llttle thlng, isn't it? Hardly worth ment1on1ng But do not forget that you are forming a hablt, and one that you w1ll not find it easy to break There are no h61ghtS worth attaining tha' can be reached with out olosetgpplication, and how can he, who has not formed the habit of appli- cation, hopg to succeed? I wonder if you realize how important a part the companions and associates of your school days will play 1n your after life. It is so easy to fall into ways of those you are con- stantly withg and, if they are not good ways, you are the sufferer. One person, who is saucy, rude, impu- dent, or vulgar in speech or manner, may contaminate a whole crowd 1n an amaz- ingly short t1m8s How much more easily do we gather and assimilate evil than good. On the other hand, one person, taking decided stand for tl right, will do much towarc leadlng others to follow for r1ne persons are el ways willlng to be led e1ther rlght or wrong, by the stronger will of the t n h person Try t boy and g1rls, and see if lt 15 not rlght Few of you seem to real ize what 1nterest teacher's have is etch one of you, how pained they are by the lack of inter est or by d1sobedience3 how proud of your advance nent and good c1t1zenshi , They recognize what you do not, that these, your hap- piest days, are also the most important ones, for they are the foundation stones upon which the fo- ture is builded. Going to school is yo' business--an intense bus ness, and must be eonduf ted along business lin If you keep this alway before your m1nds, ye will be more exact in per forming your daily duties, and will build such char- acters that you may look back to your school days with pride and satisfac- tion.e-THE LANTERN y V , I-,jx hi I .B - rg' , . ', 2. vf ' 'V 1 5 ' ' f' .u M ' 9 194' . , ' ' 9 v Q-if ' -ge ' . . . p- il -. . . -, .. . - ' , I .4 .II - I . il for fr ' - sz as , ' 43 '-'ff . 3: ' - s.1V N'-.51 I ' . -'wx J: ,5 ,J-.9 L-Z? .- - - 'E 'Z 4-1 f' ' - Ahh? 'V '1- gh-sj. y- 'a. -A ef ' ff : -. 'j Qznjf. cf- .F Y- sf s. .,' ' , -' ' x r - ' -','- Q '-ne, - . fr, ' l . 1 . sa' ' - ' 0 ' ,,' iii, ' K ' ' '- v f, 1 ,- .1 '. f' - . 'A its SI I .V I . I .f.:Il,I I 1:III If ,I III .1 l- 1 :ff-Q ,. :1 ...- . 3 he E ' -fe :rf QE:-.1 Q :3 - 'V' We ' 4' g..f,1 vi , f H 7331 fi, II I ---. -, - h ' -- '-,III kai- 1' I,- ' -7 vw- , 'fi I 'fiiq 4' -fr s , ' ' ' L I 0 ' ' ' - , , ' ,I H 74 Y ,. ff ff if - r 1 rf - -- ., Cf 22 Q-'1 .5 ff 4- ' ' ' , V , ' 1: ,- .. I, , , ,Q , ,Q I ,xc I . I ,. , 41 Ja 1 . , ,g, P X I ,III ydiv II I - A, Is I . fI. IQ!! I ,Is I- ,it II If If I . I . If II. I . 3 A V , A. I I 1 ' Q ' A . . - Y - Q . o + I 1 4. 3 . A h A ' ' . . A' 3 D I lv . - .I V Q . . X C 6 0 i , . - IIII I. . . . . H . 6 . I I . . . . . . . . . II - ' - ' tb6 . n ' I, I w II . . II . 'I . . Kas h - Q Q Q in ' I ' ' p