Barnsdall High School - Echo Yearbook (Barnsdall, OK)

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Vkl un the ways of man shzill please he lord, He will convert even his tl I A Qln :ill tht-se pzissziues the thought is niies 1 Jt'2N'C'H Ps. 147, II:-v. G. W. Form-r. Pzistrr St Mnry's Church .Jfff -W A xx,r Gifs .ff-'gf H n wilt luwp him in perfect L, wimse mind ls stayed 1.n tht-ez Rev, B. A. Austin, Pastor Christizin Church c trusteth in thee. Isa. We entreat you, to give the Bible gi welcome a cordial reception, whey its precepts, trust its prornisms, and rely implicitly upon that Divine Re- des-mer whose rthgion hrings glory to God in the lllj.1llt'f4l :ind on Earth peace zilifl good-will to men. Rex, VV, O. Felts, Pastor Church of the Numrene lf N. suggested that pence will come from God once nieii have made them- selves worthy of pt-nee hy holy and good lives!! Great peace have they which love thy law: :md nothing shall offend them, Ps. 119:l65. Rev. Martin Nclms, Pastor Fire Baptized Holiness Rev. Everett Cox, Pastor Church of Christ And the peace of Cod, which th all understanding, shall our hearts and minds tl Christ Jesus, Phil. 417. Rev, E. R. Roberts, Pastor Asstinbly of God Church Blessed are the peace-makers, .hey shall be called sons of God Matt. 5:9. Rev. H. H. Harrison, Pastor Methodist Church But my God shali supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus. Phil. 4.19. Rev. D. F. Allee, Pastor

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6 X vweafbadbn kv' WORLD t FREE FROM WAR DEDICATION The Annual Staff IS smcerelv grateful to have had the opportunltv of Lfllllflg the 1950 51 Echo The trcuhle and unrest of the world has turned the minds of thmkmg people to fmd ways bo secure Peace The Student Assembly fcelm that Peace will best be weekly dex otlons using the theme Let s Go To Church Next Sunday, Mormng The mmlsters of the Barnsclall Churches hate been very co operatxve w th the staff by dlrectmg Exble quotatxons as basls for Peace It xs a plea ure to pre sent each ones message as the first page of the An nua And now lt IS with a prayer on our lxps that we de dxcate this edxtmn of the Echo to WORLD PEACE ,f015l'wwf X of K X X X 0 1 K, ll X X x gal! - obtained through the Church ,and its teachings, began ,asf V A f H 1 f ,:'?:iK A ft , 4 I 'X ' ' ' . ' l. U

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T fX.f Y- It 15 a pleasure and a Joy to be a part of the 1051 Echo I know It wxll be a pleasure to vou tn the comxng years to review the annual as tt wtll always brlng back many pleasant memortes To you who are leavmg High School thxs year and to you who are just begmmng remember that you get out of school or life only what you put Into tt Educatxon ts a contmumg process and B H S lb on w a place where you can more eastly vet a part of your education You have climbed another rung tn the lad der of education or the ladder of life this vear R member you cannot tell how far a duck can swtm by looking at It For after all tt tsnt how far he can swlm but how far he does swtm that counts So to all of you dont ever glV6 up I hope lxfe IS as enjoyable to you as the school year has ben to all of us and that you wlll tackle llfes problems wxth the same vtgor and enthuslasm wxth which you have snlv ed your school problems Sxncerelv ,-. I extend my smcere gratttude to our student body faculty members patrons and frlends for your efforts tn makmg thxs a success'ul as well as a pleasant school year Most of you are famxllar wlth our SPGCIIIC alms of education However I would lxke to say that ln set tmg up our general obgectxves we try to Improve the qualtty of work the tnftuence upon the lxves of the students the lnspxra txon and preparation of students and t.he1r servlce to the commumty These outcomes make our sthool of greater value than we often realnze I believe that xt ns an essential element ln the process of educatton that each one shall flnd hxmself a lwxng member of a Htal fellowshxp I want to commend the members of the Board of Edu cation anfl our superintendent Mr Reno for making possxble our havlng one of the outstandxng school bulldxngs m the state Also I congratulate them on their txczlltnt se cctxon of equlpment As ever ,M new -'xt fff' if .2 C I wxsh to thank the members of the student councxl and thexr sponsors for this edxtxon of the yearbook Congratulattons to you for your excellent work It has been a p easure to be In Bamsdall thts year and to work wxth the faculty and students of thts com mumty The new bulldmgs and equtpment have added xmmeasurably to our comfort and hate helped create a desxrable atmosphere for wholesome development However the success of the school year cannot be measured by the condltlon of the physical plant But It ts the summation of the growth of alI that partxcx pate-the faculty puptls and commumty Let us reflect over the past year and see lf we have made the most of our opportumtles Have we directed our energles toward the development of democratxc Intelligent self dlSClPIlI'l9d tndxvtduals reverent to God and eaver to share ln the tasks of our age' If we can answer m the affnrmatxve, I am sure democracy wxll survxve, and that thu generatnon wxll be mstru mental tn solvmg the problems of lastxng peace Sincerely yours, . . . Y 4 'A ' Q ,J P . . . 1 E! . . . . . A 'M . 5 'V . . - in F v4 I I 1 x A ' ' - X x Ss , Ii. X- I ' ' .. ., . . ' ' - U A7 ' 1 . y K, , Q A . C I I 6 ' , N . -. 4, . U . . y - .N . . . s I 9- ' . ' pb. ' , ' .. Liv- 'A . - ,L - . uf? 'tl ' - .Qc t 5 . . v A I B y . U I Q ,fide . . . gui 'fog If . ' , L . I , .