Afton High School - Eagle Pride Yearbook (Afton, OK)

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'-5 Z ' r if 2, J - 45672135 JQIQDJWZX We Seniors are about to finish the great Cavalcade of our High School Life. We look at ou Senior year as it passes across the stage. As the curtain rises we see the great confusion, over what? Why, the choice of our class rings, of course. Then after a brief pause, we see ourselves assemblying in the Science room for a class meeting. We elected the follow- ing students as officers and also our sponsor: President---------Mary Lou Barnes Vice-President ---- -Betty Ivie Wallace Secretary----Dolores Womack Hudspeth Treasurer- ---- ------Fernalee Neel Reporter------ ---- ----Bob Wallace Sponsor-------Ludella Roseborough Time passes rapidly and we see the Senior boys with dress suits on and the Senior girls posing for each other. The occa- sion being the Senior pictures. Next moves across the stage what was to have been a hay- ride but due to rain we had a party on September 27. Everyone reported a good time. Then we see the class working hard on a Queen Contest for Homecoming football game. Betty Wallace was our candidate and we did our best for her. Another brief pause and we see our second party taking place in the High School Gym, on January 24. Everyone is en- joying himself im ensely. A longer pause and the presentation of the Senior play, 'Just Duckyn, on Friday, April 13. With the following Seniors chosen for the cast: Jerry Skaggs, Iris Jean Culver, Jimmie Cheek, Mary Lou Barnes, Dorene Wilmoth, Howard Countryman, Gene Johnson, Fernalee Neel, Lawrence Berger, Raymond Schulte, Doris Marsh, Millie Story. Everyone had many hearty laughs out of the play, as well as it being a financial success. The curtain is drawn to be reopened for a preview of the remaining events for the year. We see ourselves working for our Carnival Queen candidate Dorene Wilmoth. We had charge of the cake walk for the Carni- val held April 20. Flash and we find ourselves attending Senior Day in Miami at A. A M. College on April 27, with the Seniors from many other schools. Then back at school for our Class Day Program and the K 3. 46 l ,ff I -A '7 half day of entertainment yet to be planned, following our as- sembly. We then see eager Seniors looking forward to the Junior Q Senior Banquet on May 18. Oh, one more party we must have. Then the last and most important scene, our Baccalaureate on May 20, and Commencement on May 24. 'H vb fr Q' Y.: sz 3,4-1 ' qgs SLN., -6 3 'vs 6-