Bagley HigH School - Cardinal Yearbook (Tahlequah, OK)

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1. Proud Papa Waller. 2. Roma Foster, stenographer. 3. Strike! 4. George and Gladys consult the diction- ary. 5. Going lhome. 6. Smile, please. 7. Franklin and boys in Shop. 8. Mr., Ogle making hay. 9. Mr. Warford with apprentice, Albert. 10. Really Mrs. Jones, is it overdue? 11.Caught in the act. 12. Hur- ry! Hurry! 13. Who bats first? 14. Girl Scouts in action. 15. Yea! Team! 16. Miss Baker. 17. Mr. Bridges keeping Bagley presentable. 18. Twins 19. Make it pretty, boys! 20. Just posing. 21. Essay s 5. ilk ez contest candidates. 'V ul .NM BN w, is

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, J? Maxene! It's not a love note. ' i F 1 at ' ,. ' fi : pv gi Q af! gf .7 il ww Car ma 5? Are they busy or are they busy? 7' ? ? ? I y Whafg coming off? Now look at the birdie! I Edgitor ,,A,,..,o4,. .,,.,,. . .- .... Mary Lou Hutchison Assistant Editor ...,.....w...,,....... ..,.u.. V onta Rae Helton Business Manager ...,...........,....., ....,.,,. J ohnnie Orbin Assistant Business Manager ......,... Johnnie Thompson Treasurer ......., ,..................,..,,Y .,...,,.. A l vin Mashburn Art Editor ................,...., ,.... I da Belle Burnette Assistant Art Editor .....,. ...,....,,,...,...,., V lrgil Harris Senior Class Historian .,,.....,......,....,,..,.,, Asena Collins Typists .....,.,,,,o Wanna Faye Ballenger, Fledelle Jones, Maxene Cross Sponsor ....,,,.....,,,.,,...............,o. Miss Margaret Lackey Photographer ............,,,.,...,............. Mr. George C. Ogle Senior Class Representative ..t...,,.........o Jesse Johnson Assistant Printer ..,.,, lm.- .......,...,, Lester Johnson The Senior class and the Cardinal staff wish to express their grateful appreciation to the following people: Mr. George C. Ogle for all the time and patience spent in taking and developing pictures for use in the Cardinal and his assistance to the staff. Mr. Leonard Rainwater for photography. Mr. Lauren Warford for printing, and his splendid co-operation with the staff, The business men of Tahlequah who have helped make this annual possible by their advertising with us.

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Q 12:94 ' M i - of 0012 ing 0rew0 We, The graduating class of 1946 are going out into the busy, everyday world as soon as we receive our diplomas. Some will go to college, obhers will take jobs, and a few will enter the armed services, but we will all be out of high school and more or less on our own. There is something rather sad and final about the handing out of the diplomas and the returning of the caps and gowns after the graduation exercises. And yet there is a joy and a feeling of satisfaction because we know we have earned that piece of paper and the honors that are given to us during our senior year and on graduation night. We, as a class, will now separate and go our different ways, but yet we'll not forget each other and our days at Bagley. We have had fun together, and at the same time, we've worked hard. Even though we have this feeling of accomplishment over our tasks at school, we realize that we are leaving all of them behind us, and that the members of the faculty, wiho have endeavored to guide us socially, as well as academically, will no longer be with us, and that we must face our individual undertakings alone. We hope that we will be able to make use of the instruction and guidance that have been given to us, and that our future will be as promising and beautiful as this sunrise toward which we are fplodding. This picture is a symbol of our feelings and hopes as we leave Bagley on the road behind us and go into the future.