Bristow High School - Log Yearbook (Bristow, OK)

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SECOND SEMDSFLR First row Teddy Christian, Donna Bush, Serta Youngblood, Alice Chapman, Marilyn Harris, Ethelee Roberts, Gene McGowan, second row Donald Herman, Joel Sims, Joan Sullivan, Orlene haggoner, Mary Sue Cape, Loretta Sue Eslick, Rowland Collins, Sue Sims, Lavon Solomon, Third row Mrs Kate Corey, sponsor, Larry McSoud, Frances Burchfiel Minnie Seeberger, Dorothy Pickett, A'lison Kelly, Dick Fite, Gail Kilgore, Fourth row Jim Shamas, Bill Lipe, John Stelncamp, Marland Armitage, Bob Lyons, Jeanne Morris, Buddy Foreman, Ronnie Tiernan, Jimmy Jackson, Not pic tured Betty Carter, Gary Mascho, Don Denney accomplishments 1950 l95l Slave Sale Sports Night Sadie Hawkins Week Career Day All-School Flay After-game Dances Convention Attendance Student Handoook Slave Dance School Flag Revision of the Constitution ag., n ' -I - .1 ,x : G , 11 . ., - .Q , .'- - xl f ' ' , 1 - .1 , . .1 fy 1 . ' f ,J v , . '- 1 -' 1: 1 X 'V , . , A 7 I f-f ' , 2 f' , ,fb V N I 5, ,. j, F.-' U f . R f a- - V L 'J' ' X, . . ' f Q fs 1 vu- jr H A A C . 9 . 'iii' 1' . D -N .i.1l. , fu 'w 0 yy 0 i- . 1 o ' u F ' . o . . 9 . . J,4. q - 7 . '-i 'i . . . - V .l- Q ' 0 1 -. ' . , - 12

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SIUDENY UNUL The Student Council has a double purpose education through participat1on, and servlce through the promotion of worthwhile activlties Wlth thls idea, the Councll is carrylng on another tradltion of Bristow High School as a democratic school lieving that successful democracy depends upon good leader ship, the Councll has tried to choose leaders wisely then it has tried to follow thelr leadershlp successfully Members of tue Council sincerely exemplify the school's motto NEnter learn, go forth to serve W FIRST SEMESTER CI, fl 0 'Sf 'ilk First row Ethelee Roberts, Carol Thompson, Berta Youngblood, rifyn Harris, Gary Mascho, Larry McSoud, and Eddie Bishop Sec ond row Donna Bush, Gloria Beeson Mary Sue Cape, Joel STE5, Tommy Craig, Jean Ann Pickett, J1m Shamas, Third row Mrs Kate Corey, sponsor, Bill Lipe, Alyne wright, Roy Snyder, Jerry Crutchfleld, Alan Couch, Bob Lyons, John Cheatham, and Benny Teegarden, Fourth row Teddy Christian, John Steincamp, Ronnie Tiernan, Bob Strong, Jerry Prlce, and Buddy Foreman 11 -' I . . . l , . Q .. ' Q 9 . . , C . . I to . I ., 1 4 H . M . ig., g ,. . ,, ' f- 'N i f ' 9 - ' 'K 3 5-1 v ' ., L 4' .. M i . ' I K7 '- f rf! . 9 . -1 T: If Q V Y ' K' 5 4- ' 3 .l F wax , . .' f ,- 5,..,.-A-, 0 V' U4 . 2 Q .vu . . ...- Ma ' - 9 . ' 1 1. -. . . . C O l. ..-.. , . I l , O ............ .1 . O

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At the sound of nwhat am I bid for this flne specimen or flesh and bloodo S2 509 aold ,the seniors scrape thelr finances together and outbld each other to purchase their favorite sophomore slave For one week the sophomore 'wllllngly serve their senior slave owners To climax this week a dance 13 held, and the sophomores attend dressed ln slave attlre and chains The best GT8SS8d slave 13 crowned by her master tor lnstance, plctured at the rlght we see ohirley Je oss being crowned by her master Ped Lungwltz seat ed are Minnie seeberver, oan Calhoun, and Phyllls laylor E of January I U1 L Row at back Ted LUHgWltZ serta ae Youngblood, Calvin Satterffeld Alice Ann Chapman, Rowland Collins Warllyn d8TI1S, Glorla Beckner, Barbara Hancock, ann Harvey, and Charles Down Around the table Ped Christlan, Mary Sue Cape, Ethelee Roberts, Allison hellv Leah Rae Adair Charles McClead, Jeanne Morris, and one DlmS Not 2- tured Russell Miller, Lavon Solomon, and Frances I . 3 , NL ' I 9 1 ' ' . A xx , 4 , . xf Y ' 'Y 0 l G u l 'X Y , . . ,- f s me f v 43 ,, T X O o fs l . ' !1 W I l X . l x' 6' ' I1 1 - at 'gn 5 :H I IW f H W X I 1 ' A Q 0 l I ' s X A ' 1 I. 5 fx, ,xl tl' . ' L, Q X : ' , - , ' .e , I - , lv' . 1' ' ' A ey' ...... 3 r ' ' 1-T -11... 7 n. Y , 'N -N- c . il n . 0 D