Arnett High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Arnett, OK)

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BUS DRIVERS-JOE LONGHOFER, ELBEN INGRAM, OVID HENRY, JAMES BAILEY, HAROLD COLLAR, LEE WIEDEN, ANDY MOLLOY, SAM CAREY. 6 Sponsored by FISHER GRAIN COMPANY, Gage

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Board of Education Kenneth Sherrill, John Appel, Virgil Roper, Kenneth Davis, Charles Word. Another school year is about to be recorded in the annals of time, and again we are made to rea- lize how much depends on the cooperation of all concerned. May we say that we sincerely appreciate eve y effort that has been put forth on behalf of the Arnett School and the confidence you have placed in us. As we look at this fast changing world in which we live, we can see the future holds a tremendous challenge for young people. To help make Arnett High a successful launching pad into that future, is the task we attempt to do. Believing in the integrity and continued cooperation of the student body, faculty, and the commun- ity. Sincerely, Virgil L. Roper President Sponsored by HOP’S TAVERN WEIDEN'S AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY--Vici EVERETT'S WELDING

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 m ■ :-a yr, ■m m •Wiisi. •ff. m • Vv m y ¥ •y rM . : • : • .• -V » 'I . m VS; ■ yy . Ifai m yy- VV. % M. Wlmm PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE Dear Students, Have you taken time out to evaluate yourself--to ask the question, “Does this community, or this great America need Me?” The greatest aspiration of this or any other American school is to prove to you that you are in demand. You have a talent, or probably more than one, that could be of service to fellow man. Cultivate that talent. Prove to the world, and above all to yourself, that you can and will use every opportunity to fill that niche in society with the best person you can train yourself to be. Sincerely, A. H. Woods Principal ■ • .• vV »;r mit «if- Sfil ■y-yy j t i, m