Achille High School - Echo Yearbook (Achille, OK)

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HIWAX CQNFERENCIT SLHEDULE Q L T Nov cillle Vuba' rov rckll Yemuf hov cllll Celera' Nov C1111 Colbert' Dec cri11e loodv111e+ Need iwwregmw Dec Acklllef Dec Jan Jan ar ar Feb 15 played ACF11l 4 ACYIWL f 1 Ac Acrllle Yuba 1 1 Vamp re 1 Colt rt lfcdw111 load' hafles are lhoe that come out For bell are the follow 1U5 Arv Jasher, Lq'pTTQ pr rle eo fu I r eb y elo h lzbo, ND1 woo B ev uenecr, Achllle Joloen golng ln full SNl1U ers ret ci? HEL LJ x, Q, C Q aroe , and 31115 or 911+ are hevlnp to go o harp to fveo C9 Lu lt W ' t, vu we can yF8C+1C6 on our own ,Curt Cn Nov lo, v played Pooh 1 w re cf L o y a Qborf ga ur a t e ,eo AV s worth Wlmfllt vlth a score of o Je ell. HQ a ffv scretkbos, bu revertbelees 26 f re proud Ne eo to 4 mp rrloay Dlght The boys played Qpnh.Friday nlght The ecores were 21 and 25 1n flvor of Cobb They played Ayle worth saturday nlght whlch wae 1 very good game They boys won by e score of 12 polnts All that tmey reed now 1S a little more prabnlce The boys are gO1Dg to play Kemp Nov 22 end Calera 23 whlch Wlll be two good games Every one go and root for the boys, because they need your help 3... he 4 posooned wee+her C 1 Fr 4 TW 'l Plub H oldb or the I Club PB+OCk wellner roast was e count of bad boys are puttwne on feed for the ox WH1Lh wlll be some go ng to exhibit xx' exft., o calf ard t o 111' LL. Il hops hoge ealf calf llolif f 1 - 1 -1 r X . Flax gm' 12009 5,115 1 r N . . P g . 6 5 u-----, . 20 . Q -----, . 22 J 1e----- . , . lL An.'11e+----- , . g , 23 A ,' e----- . 17 ' .'-'e -----Ce e 1 . 29 A '1 e----- J 1. 24 Act llef----- le , 6 1 1 1 -----V ' J .. 31 hillef-----F, e , . 13 ' ----.11 . 7 'l ' -----f- - L' .. ' .Thel l.' A I' 2 i 1 4-5 V 1 1 ' Ijb. oe , 1 ex A A , J. 4 - ' pq v A . ' , . no ., 1 1, ,,pu, 1 -. ' 1 o X 1 5 ,LU 4 A 'ixg - L ,xfV' fx . ,,. ,. u Y . v N, ' A f L'cdy, Glo 13 :ees veil , ' - 1 -- 1 ' ': X '-w.:,- M, W - .C t '- ...L .L 4. g5l1,:.., A . 7- A -1 , V 1 - N tr 1, 'egjv 'W -11 Cherleno 1,31 ' QWA ' W SX, now I-'J lf-'vv1F T91-'rfwvo 4 c fN ',i, 'L' ' ', A 'A ' 'U L. , UA. A .A , - .ALL 4. , y,1..l,f -4 Sivrlv,-7 :SF 'J - X . L-, -,A 1 -. V 1 1,3 f-we '31 uf f ' ' ' Albelt Rua mell ol. plllwof L - , . -A . x 7 Jmi V fi il .b PJ Q tlm 1h ierch. The fOllOW1Dg-- G 1 ,ln C . '1 11- 1 JL n UG 'rO.!y.s: L, X449 N if . + ,,' In m K , 1 1112 ,, , T J F J 'I u .. 31A A-135 fr, ' -' ., . K. L ,N ,jx ,, ,X V ' we 1+ 4 .. up ,wwf ,V+ 4 1 '- Q' Aj- j - '- -- tl 'V M . on t U 1 AQ 1Ub'+ Pozegi J?1i1C-- , 1 M - , 1 4 , 1 ,,. A V A . . AQQ VQPRCV Floyd----------------L m , qfn,' Ai XC , V 5 ffw Veurioe A-f ed-------------- 9 ' ::l E1't.? u' -FS-1.1. Gecrge Gmc ---------------- ' t 11-5' Ulgli we plaffe L,13 - f '3.2e If 1 c I L .3 ' Jjqff ta AY.. T' A AA V' ' tvr' e if Z 13 I v fv I ,L 1 ' ' ' . .Q fy .N x .........- y X! Ju ' -- 1 1 , ' f- LTU fu . .1 ' '5 1V ' .- . 'v f,.,l .L , 1 ,.- SH' , ' 'A' W ' ' s. , .9 , -,',,.,--:+I-'IX a lv x . -1, . Q . r . f ffyj . f I J ' 1 Q , - , l . FS'

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EIGHTH The Eighth grade had L very interest- ing sssemblylest Wednesday. Most every-- student had s part on the program. The 'Good Spellersn are Clara Hey Don- slson, Gereline Childres, Alice Merie--- Leivesay, Lois Buchanan, Jssn Mead Billy Jo Powell, and Coryne Blunkinship. The good arithmetic students are Ger- line Childres, and Alice Marie Leivssy. FRESH EN ' The Freshmen won first on the carni- val poster, competing against the othe grades. Wg are studying about the Indians of America in Okluhoma History. SOPHOMOHES Sophomcres are sorry to say they lost the Queen'g raas, although we worked-- very hard. We are very sorry to have lost Cummie Watts from our class and who is now Mrs. James Wvsns we wish her success and happiness The girls are progressing nicely in the Homemaking, and we hope to do better in the future JUNIORS The Junior Class has been studying poetry in English and are enjoying it very much Every one in the Junior Class has been doing fine in their studies SENIORS The Seniors have really made history so far this year They defeated the grades in never been to express helped to first yoer this class the Quoen's rece , which has dcne before The class wists their appreciation to all who win the Queen's race The tle school had a quoen's rece won the prize That was 1936 when they were in the eighth grade This shows a progressive spirit The seniors who have received their rings re very proud of them They think they are the prettiest thut Ackille has ever he They are expecting the rest pretty soon I' ASSENBLY, CCTCBER 30 In the opening cf the ,sscnbly, tkrc songs were sung Ch Susana, and scripture wus and the Lords Pruyor repeated. Darrel-- Whitgsn led us in thc fldg seluto. We had L Methemutic Quiz, spcnsored by Mr. 3 The Stir Svangle Bonner, Row Row Row Y.ur Bait. Tho reed by Doris Curuthors, Ausley end Mary Mcrgdrct Lewis. The assembly was closed with tho song, Grd Bless Americr. ASSEMBLY, NOVEMBER 7 The assembly wus cpen,d with thc song The Star Spungle Benner Lnd Three Blind Mice. The scripture by Msrgie Potter also e the Lord's Prayer. Th' 158 Salute wie led by Billy Biggerstuff. A ChO'hCi' play was presented by the entire high school faculty. The name of their P13Y wha NThe Gathering cf tho NuiS-' The assembly was closed with the lang, 'Gnd B16BS Amorica.n ASSEMBLY, NOVEMBLR 13 In the opening of the assembly, hmerica the Beautiful and Long, Long, Ago were sung by the entire group Robert Whitson led the Flag Salute scripture was read by Dorothy Pobbs and prayer was read by Reveredd Weltball The girls quartet sang a number which wus followed by the Junior Accord snBf A one act play, 'In the Lib rjn was sponsored by Miss Stokes The Accordien trio play a series of songs Rev Wal thall gave us a very interesting talk, comparing the war of today with that of 1917 Now take a deep breatr and say nine tkree times Twenty seven Doctor Billy Pistory Student Can I get a room or tlree fotel Cle ks Have you a reservation? History Student what do you trink I as an Indian 3 l - 7 U . . A . Y , ' Q s 0 The y . . 1 A 1 . U w - . ' .2 . ' ,ap 4. .ends . 'x ' ...- ' O A as 1 . . o , . a o . . . ' I , 4' 5 ' X Q--n-1-Q -0 4 s .1 o ' 111 I . ' . . 1 . 9 - 2 f I I ' O . L 1 , A ' v W a I A ' . . . . ' L d. . n . . . s I U . ' I , . 'ff-ffi'i333eF.r fyiff'5'1.,if'e.:1. . . V ve ' ' 'J 41--V - Q' A-5 :guy A pm , -:J ' - .' . .' Q -. K .s..s,.:s.l:s T 'wa 'i r.1.a.- ' . .W Z'6F2'c.3:.rf' 5-wnnsmisz.

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.5 f, 54 ,5-,L 4, N! 415 H937 STUDENT COUNCIL CONGRESS MUSIC FEDERATION COKVEFTIJT Three delegitee from the Achille Coun- l There are eiqkt members in tie Junior oil attended the Student Council Congress Acccrdian band., Trey played Ior big? held et Mndill, the first and second of gckgbl 5SSSKbly lcgt qegnggdhy, November. An interesting and helpful Tie Accordinn Trio gHeye6 Fzturfay if talk WHS given by Mr- -C- P. Thompson MeAlester for tke Music Fiderntior Con- ff0m Oklhhomu A- and M- Officers WBF6 vention. From there tlcy ment tc Cklelome elacted for the Coming Yehr und Plins City ond played at the gccorciln Teetivel were meds for the Congress to moot at Sundey. Tk re wfrf SLO ontri'e in the IdSbG1- The P90919 Of Mudill Showed Noes Bend. Gallic-Rini, one of Lhe Host gTHCi0US hospitality which added to OUP famous eccordian ping rs, fir ctid the enjoyment while gttonding the Ninth ,ptirg group, gftgr fig y,TgQyy.nC3 thi Annual CODEFSSS- trio attended ck: rrc.pticn 'ivan in At CUP meetings, we hive set Thursday Ponor of Gelli-Rini. Tloy Eid tl ir pic- at 3gOO o'clock as our regular meeting turn mgdg uit! fig, time during the YCLF- Ad0Pt0d nAChill0 Four stot-e HQLC ropr.s,ntad at tlb Echo for tho name Of wr School Paper F'-S-etivel. Tire ri-ftiv1..1 -M, , gi-if succ- for the reminder Of tm Year- oss. TPC Trio ifnjgyro LE gir trip vlry ' muck. -------'-- i5'PAT ARE. YCU TF.5xf'f 'FUL FOR? OFF TC Crqcggfjg Robert whitson, Oklehome'u heqlthieet Mildred Crabtree ---- --Forwour United States Flag. Annie Fern Crowell----For Health and Pappiness. ' Julia Ressor ---------- Fecauee I live in in America. A 1 , 4-H Club boy, will be leaving this next week for Chicago with all expenses paid. He will remain at tlie American Live Stock Show from November 29 uniil December 7. To win trie recognizetion, Robert competed in thc State 4-H Club Round-Up held in Still- .-.: f Dorothy Pobbs ----- For e free Country Vw G rv Tic an D U. u AQ I 4 sfildredmm--3-gfgf gfe'.Mgfg1Cfin -Diff 22.111 2.,iT:EiQi. ifl-me ii Citizens' Life got ru en y 4 ?1f1QkOf'd 4-if Ginn members that -.111 uttend this con- 32fiQ iris Jo poo Y------ror my :eh A an vonticn. Thfy ers tko healthiest girl, QQQ! my fame' boat wdreesci. girl and boy, end the State lE?jW 4-H Club prasioont. r, U 5 H ry V ' LB .BS U l G . D.. Vi .C ix .J S U 3 -. f o lfr VIAND :XA A : l, V+, CQ. r Phone anraxcsaxroas rumxos sms Nonci: Heroin: You BUY 61 nuxwrr, oxu.. n C C DUm.m',oKL:.. C A . W L C, 'Qi3ii,i C C XX fl Y U N ' fgffifxj fbi if ld IUX 6:9 FZ ff -.J if lixl Tx' L. n Lili., l A . n 'N P f C .f C 5 f' , j 9 Q U Q U -4 U 9 51' 'A-' L LU l i C , , J f' Q 'KA 'L' K Y - appreciated Q gggigfil ' f'C:j I ua t I ' , A , ,' fQ?fjQ3?jU N 'J ' J U . f your C' ' tfldldvf -ws mmvma l 'BUY YOUR C ' C Q U- i,A,