Achille High School - Echo Yearbook (Achille, OK)

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Nelter. nThere ,ls some, but I wlped lt off.u SIVHTS AlD ol h SLEI G iss Allen ow a blouse Wh1Oh ste but h ouse eo t 7 L 6 soon mode up af IHQQ pay no blou eq iY '1 C9 Gore the nlno. lg. ownrl sem to lt that he k pt out Ol the sldit of tle Sxmrwm. ret 1 lo t ,QS 'r. Ueynne lwoxlnb you' re. Cummings sew a H drawer eherte hor cents f0T'mmlEQb her tim blocks. Mies Harper, saw tr Parke Glothiors Bash tbal Tear Luo selected 1 guard ter her slght seeinb act lxntxes. Mrs. Dauron saw plenty of rqln for everyone con eerned. Mr . Gazaway saw tthe bri ht llghts and thoubht the elty was on flre. '1SS Llnton saw row the patrolmen spent their off hours. Pearce eww two Dally llrhomen Report rs and collected thee for her hope chest They stlll rememb ered hor if wllt we read is true in Wbdnesdavs Dally Oklahoman. Mr Gound was just too busy taklng care of Mr. Howard and Mr Haynle he d1dn't see anytrlna. Mr Hlcks saw h1s fave F1t0 Basketball Team 1 8Ct10Hn Mr. Greer saw Governr Phllllps and arranged fc u lecture tour th1s summer b0OSt1Hg Bryan County A group of teachers were walklng down East Grand Ave. huntlng a H1CklC hamburger stand. Upon 0TOSS1Hg a street the group came into full v1ow of the top of the Ramsey Tower building. r. cont. on page tburnL8J Page six . , P, , Q, . - 3 U C l t 1 M-1 L rJj QQ f . x , v v- V 4 . , V . - - v W 1 v vw ,v oefn new .d, Q e, Nell 3 BJ Jr 'W A a-T' A nf -v1 1 'I q ' V K .I ' ' ' W let, ptl,. R Lo.l1, 1' K . l Q p g , b 1- ' LJLli.Rll7' TU. .xt Z' HQ izwhy ,K Q Q11 gym d x - ' Swv- 5 ' V . , , - V ' 4 . N5SLly Vnlene its for Q , n- A we Uri! t 9 ,'3e Be. l 't Jtdx ed y. bl 3 f 'Ja' Sh - yr x N - V - 1 V-' ' V N- .lst .,,t V.l,nt nes M J . Aff M 9 U0 -' Cui of 3l.V. Tha ptstmeu ' 3' t , - - , n., U1 A 1' - -Lblxt U DW . zpftkfr wg, ', y Sid. 4' 1 M U 'V' - U .. CIA . he 'L 'v A k.. 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pare f1V6 Aw 'QI-iff Kp-fflvyucp 'Z-1+ I fligfliltg Qfmoo eQzsLit,QL'WfC fri,-XI FE REO A The reasor +he sun s lhlng o brl h t 13 or 1F lS becau e u Nh tten ot here on tlme we hear about you and Benny H r lS9 s CYIS true Benny? Bllly Biggerstaff I Be lleae the show 15 Gone ilth Th Nird' lnst ad of lone Nlt he Wretze Nhat do you thlHk7 Who 1S lt +hat's 1n that long and mlghty race wlth Leo Cravy Could lt b Martln Love? Hatch out S lly hloe Lawrence do you remember Nho you 5 vc a V lentlne o thlt SD1d 'I wren your alad, I n r a , w en your mad to know or tr w nts where 1 farp r t Dots n, one :now9 Why 18 A155 Pearce c ll Coach?n Charlene does the verse on the front and on tho b ok of e Valentlne rhyme Could Lawornce answer thls? Oh! Yes we forgot who sont Candy for Valentines. lov vou love vou love you ' We w nt to Know ost or I slflrlfrl I are sorry t 1+ Alfln ard L lxln Hullln, Jr T531 Icy Pr u hw vsert rd c1r't o to w n ry o e Je d the LWtlUC oox d ln tre Study nlll H Ll YJ Griders ttt1ng re dy for P rents Day I re glad for one reason th t Mr Howard wont to the Tewchers' Meet lrg 1 Oklahoma Clty H got some rew books for our llbrary. 'EV FN ffl :C to h Bllly Jo use from Pl ln JICV , To as The once who h ve perfect ttend nee for the past flvc weeks are Jean Head, J D106 McTee, Allce Jarle Le1vs y, Calra Ray Donalson, Margaret Crowell, Jer llne Ch1ldres, Ray S mpson. Good Spellers are Coryne Blankenshlp, Lols Buchanan, Murgaret Crowell, Al1ce Mar1e Llevsay ew? Jfl' lhe slxth gr dcrs gettlng re dy for r ren J 1 to arf on, V ery Sled to have r C lln n b A lI soho f er w C ys of 1 TCSS FIFTH N arc s rry to have Lou Lcm n absent on account of lllness. he flfth gr th two day v o S to our class, Muse from Plaln do enjoyed tlOI1o to Nelcome Gler R y Ww,kmm The flfth deolded on lts Parents' D y lho flfth gr de engoya thelr V lertlne Box uh nesd y Pternoon gr dc has exhlblt for POUCH! The fourth grade engoyt V lcntlne Day V lentlr more m de from wall p per Our red and white Valentlne Box was very pretty Good Spellers for the past two weeks wcre B1lly Joe B con, Amos Jackanr, Charles Powell, Wayne Wusher, Benny Wllkerson, Loyd Sm1th, Kathrine Chelf, Continued Pace 6 r . Q I:..r.+g.- fe- I as Hi Q !-.fl so I o ,ao gi' 4 eq 1 ' usp . Jf ' J +0 - V 'W 3 '1,f-wg, ' f--lf' I -a, Y ,, WWYVY: .YJ-, , - 4' ,ff . ..f.4 ,iii 4 f ' 5 l4.fkV3 , X 1 '?+ 1 1 f 5 x E ,WML I X- ! t rv., '-'--' .nj 1 ' N I Y 1? : ? I f 'N HA '3'W f PTXYW- K wr lv , - . I 1 K ,f 1 3 I? 4 K .iffy ', yn Adf ,f oy 1 1 M Q f I H dl A .' k, ,L V X 1 ,' ,K 8 y r f fin 'ff fp ilid ' 'CTA ,..Q:i,, D R a,,, -L, ...Ki h ' , ' ' ' N r-' v - I 1- x - I QJ ' - r ' I , I is We I A , -. hr. 1' m ' ' a I l an h' ' f s 'Q t h' . 'Q X r. . ' ' a ' 'a A x Vn'.5 ' 1 . S R by Blankil n'j, Forth ' Day, and gre decid'ng whg ' 1 . g It - . . o'sQ, JCL- Williams, YV '. . Say, Romona what is that Ctcil King und Jack Linrty lc are vw 'I . , gr, 1 JA Q, 11 5 Do 2 o la. ac' 'z ol 9 Q' . I 1' the show witl us. Q tf a fe lay 'll- ENC oflij fl ulyk: 1 . ' L A ' - Vila. '.- ' we ha ' I . Q Y . H .ix . I fs ' T' e . ' ' ' ef T.e W'Ql' , J are nf .h T. - 11 H, 51 ' m a 1 1 1 I . 'Y e O ' ' t ' ' A 'VG ll A A A1153 ' C l . ' it o -f l c ' Q C 1 4 T u G- . ' ' W '. tt ' , e c L a a ' a I C . , . We are lad - ' ' ' g a ' 'fi ' V fa. ' D ' 'I ' I l , - 1 . ' A J t 4 , G t .. 3 -4 in ij 3 . x . . . who vou sr d I - v -J ' 'a . hw v A .' ' a M ' a ' V . W are gl-d ave ' Q A ' W P Mr. C to m ' ' M a' ' A Sl A - ' IT'ss 'I' c 1 he ' ' 1 1 x. . ' r - hc, n ' L1 Q' . 1 I . . Z1 A J ' ' T' I, a - a a X cd N f . ' ' X: 'c gf ' h 6 , y . T . . A . r Q . ' C, Z1 A' n ' Q Q I lx. U. I , 5 . ' ' ll ' fl 0 0 F Q h ' . -. ' , G r Q ' 1 , . s O ' ' ' ' 1 u , n ' . - o ' 4 3 . P . . L I

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C 41 40 +., ' dwxm ,. ff ,f-fi' Na,4g,d,f .nn-r lu-1 VOLLSE JI NO 13 -Jmhille, Qklahoma 'ti H is' 'r-AB .u 1? JCHUQi MvohKH'CO HXM X NUC Are Schools asking for ore money than is needed? A I hzs been pointed out that sclools are not cost ing as ruch as formerl a ttc ame time giving b tter training to en 1n creace number of stu cents Is a 9 month term too muck to ask? Are tc ehers' salaries too Ilbh? Do our sclools have too much equipment? Are libraries and lab orateri 5 adequate for actual nfeds? Ar all school buses saf and of best con dition? Will local school dis- tricts be able to con- struct nem school buildings when they are needed in the future or repair the present ones after the Federal Government withdraws we Po Au and Po We Au help? . If No is your answer, should not free public education Cacknowledge as the basis of democrayj move forward with advanc- ing civilization? All are in favor of - pad.f 5'a?i s' but'- '-' ' Ln rels -mbrtanoe and sam it beg thing else. --Raymond las. hoovc us to note that on November 28, 1959, the Tulsa Tribune pointed out that more thar 40 per cent of all taxes collected by thc state the last fiscal y ar were earmarked for highway construction and maintenance? B For the sake of future generations, school people are char d with the re sponsibility of keeping the American public in formed about educational needs and conditions Tre Oklahoma public should be informed as to how their state ranks in educational expenditures with the other 47 states. The School Board Jour- nal, a national magazine published at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, August 1939, ranks the states according to expenditures for educa- tion in 1955-1956 as fol- lows: Oklahoma SD.13.1 ,.i.GSo o 0 n 0 0 J ........... ...... .39th Expenditures per pupil in Ao Dc Aeoooooousgth Expenditures per pupil for capital outlayoo.. UOOllCDlOlOlllllQl46th a i 4 , No one who does not enjoy work can truly enjoy any- STATE SUPT SPEAKS TG U a democracy such as ours it s imperative that th people of state, in whom rests the responsibility for making final decisions became thoroughly acquai ted with o facts rc a ng o chase of our governm nt. O of the questions, a bout mlich there has been much discussion recently, is that of financial sup port public schools No one denies the necessity for ducation ln a democracy, but differ ences of opinion have a risen as to the best meth- od of providing the funds for such education. The rapid increace is the state's share of tk outlay for education hd naturally brought about closer scrutiny into tht entire school finance pro blem. Charges have beer made that the schools are wasting money, that they are spending much more than formerly and that un- necessary services are be- ing provided. The figures in this brief report a e submitted so that the cit- izens of the state may have at least some facts on which to base their Ap Lo C1'Bb18 i , I . :1 - , K '. ' h CD C+ ' A P I .1 l I T, if To - 1 n YW L' ' f ', 4 . ' ' 4 N I fl' , 4 WTI' 1, H ' ' o 0 ' 1- ' ' W Pvwrefs+evfq:P'A'1 1 1 ' fb . - M o .pxf fr.s319f ':'.-af!-wifi:-0.-at-'Q 'Q 1 1 o A , M , p -g --:aanahauawe j K U I . I - 3 ca 7, , I ' ' 'jim ' L 1 .L I 'L' .i - ' ' ' Q - 12 1 . '-' ' ' V ' use ' . , '- 1,, l M EEQHE i 4 1 Q 9 . ' . o 1 n , ' 1' -3, vi-r. -'J cj! ' ' ,1l??5f' 'Q'. '1'-f-fI91 .uf-'-.' . - . ' , , xl N T ,I :U , l,ire,s.j1f.:? 4 I '4 l fftlvf-'.:,Lf1' gr , E . ' 5 I 1 Y .-fx-1-H it J.. n 1 1 A Ve - V A l 1 4 ' 0 l ' CD ' -I tu X , - t , A V . . V . H . 6 s . ' 2 - . . Q 1 F hc- I . ' l N x NQ , ,. ' ' ' is 12 '52 . ' . H C9 1 I , ' J . I - .1 l ' -2 - O ' . . 4 . . ' . 1 Q - , ' - U 7 1 . ' I I , N.L,..-ff F X 1.1 . i PK L . , 5 r gt n s.... 1 i . Q S, - .5 .Epi 1 . ' NA' 1- . l - . . . . ' . -. 3. - 1 1 i zeifrfu-::g.-25.1.-.-,f1f'-25: ' . 1 1 . W :L I gig! . , Q ' D i J r ' . H. L-I 1 I 4f:Ei'L1LL' .ic- - - ' r - ' PJ .: ' ' ' ' '-1 ' ll r u .-..- , . . V - - . fn' . g L ' H ' s W I 4 'ci L 'Q ,5:'4: ' Gul -1 'P- - :J al' W' I I1 -'flat ' ' f ' ' - ff . ' 1 f 7 ,Q -.-.1 .L' ' ' ' Cf' ' Y ' 5 -Isl' 'xufN' .- 'A- '4 ' CD L ' I ' ' I ' . . d, , 4 X, ,Q V .4 ,rg-.gQ,f ti ' '. ' - - sg H 5' Y f '-.QWSHf,:96Hv,-:ie f F - .-1 -Y z, X I gr ' ,. , ' . ' . ., Q4 Q, J .Quark 'g:fF,,3xw x ,zikiigif-v,,C5'1xn ' .fa-iifl? ' 1