Bristow High School - Log Yearbook (Bristow, OK)

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fxs. -JA-y -C ,,,.,--in ,,,...-4- -gu- 9 4 YV N H :Lr- wuts- 4, wr I THE GOOD SHIP B H S THE PIRATES OATH I a student of Bristow Hugh School pledge to Be loyal to my country Revere xts Chrlstxan ft-mths lnterest myself m my community Study nts problems Try to Improve my school Obey the prmcrples of rrght conduct Work enthusrastlcally that I may Enter to learn Co forth to serve :W Y Y MINISTERIAL ALUANCE AT STUDENT CHAPEL SERVICES ,f Bl STUDENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Murlond Arm Inge vte pres dent Morgurel Sechler sec eta y Mo k Wohl treasurer Bull Lupe president The Student Councxl rn 1952 53 was truly a representatnvc group of B H S students An excepmonally large number of students were given the Chance to partxcxpate m Councll actlvxtles durxng the year The first semester councxl got off to a good start by dlstrlbutmg the new handbooks The Plrates Prlmer whxch had been com pxled by the offxcers and prmted durmg the summer Next the councxl very successfully sponsored the tradltxonal sale of sophomore slaves Another success was the all school play Arsemc and Old Lace Later on a delegatlon of fwe sent by the B H S councxl helped to make the Oklahoma Student Councxl conventlon at Purcell a success Other worthwhile actxvltxes of the councll rn the first semester included furmshmg workers for the local blood bank drxve provxdmg student hosts at the Frxsco tournament preparmg a float for the football homecomxng parade decoratmg the school Chrxstmas tree and paymg for the mstallatxon of televlsxon sets for the presl dentlal mauguratxon The second semester counc1l was also busy w1th more such ac t1v1t1es as these Their mam project was Career Day presented m the sprmg Thls program explaxned job and educatronal opportum tres to the students The second semester councxl fimshed the year by grvxng a gala party for both first and second semester members Throughout the year the student councll performed such regular servxces as advert1s1ng all school sports prmtmg homeroom reports after each meetmg provxdmg hall momtors when the teachers were all rn faculty meetmg and sponsormg chapel programs The B H S Student Councrl of 1952 53 can be compared favorably wlth any councrl of past years In every way It was an actlve organlzatxon that malntamed worthwhxle actrvxtxes and spon sored projects of benefit to both school and commumty Y' u strlkel I.EFT TO RIGHT I W Plerce Raymond Muller Charles Arnold Phrllup loyal A S Day W H Franklm and Paul Purcell NOT PICTURED James Westbrook H Cormon George Wood 16- ' ' --ft' t ' ' , I I-,Zu , ' 'A' , ' I lt, s I- ,, ,. , ,, ..I,, , . 4 . 'fi u 4 - I. ' xr f 9: f ,,.:.:.,s.. - .V I 7.1. ,Sk s f fm , Q , 1 -. v ' '-' ,, - fz 'I n I ' T' :gf - . E -- . - 'fr ' J. gII+ 1 ,. rf: if..-1 S, 1.,-35. 151 - , - I -.'4.z.- A .3 I-,, .Tatu hw: - ,II Jun: - -. I . -,CI fi, ,, , :,'1., 'v'f , T I ' .' V . ',' .egg -, - e ML Sv .Yr -. X '-, r Ill ,. -Tv, -, 11.4 I 5.1.-2',' 'E .- r, . ' 6. 4 ' A . ,, ,- 12' 1 f- ,I-iff,-1.II ' I I --.-.?,r,v , - .f 1- . , . ,1. ., J.- -4' I 'UP F H Il 1- 4- - Al-: 1- -- - -I ii! I ' 4 -- 'Lulu , Q- 't -N ASIA., ': - - . ' , ..,-. - - -. I I - A-4. . . . . . . .. . I. ' V - H , - n Y - , . . I I .I U I .t ' . . Y' , 'X . . . . , , , . . . Q . . . . . . . . . I . ' ' ' ' ' I ' . . . . . I . I . . . I , - , . . . I ' ' ' - ' ' ' - - - rr rr - ' - I , . . . .. - - 3 . .. , . . ef . , If file' I f fx . I I I I 5 - . ' I . : f . , , . - . z . xx I ' - ' ...nascar Jungle belll The clock hos gone on

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ll P ,,.... PQI 'Y I I fx 1 L Slave Week IS the tradltxonal fun week of Br1stow Hlgh School when sophomores sold at auctxon to semors serve thexr masters w1th vxgor and VIOICDCC In add1t1on to the enthusxasm lt arouses Slave Week xs profit able for the Student Counczl whxch sponsors the events and uses proceeds from the sale to finance other projects At the Slave Dance Wh1Ch cllmaxed thxs year s 8Ct1V1tlCS Burns Caldwell and Norma jean Lew1s the best dressed slaves were crowned kmg and queen