Broken Arrow High School - Arrow Life Yearbook (Broken Arrow, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1929 volume:

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Nell Wilhite and Leslie Brown. 9 ' V K Z, I ff 7, y Photo by Paul Stithem studio. tu cunvsa Pu.o'r. 2 'ft ik Gi. .wr -fflsf fy ,a ' '-hjpiaton rink. A L raffitisgh ,he trionttspgni- A, , I . O ,P n A 3 ie Q ' sgnhggdeto crank. I long. Isa : grilzsxzretor Abusf-Bd hal! Way thru: l M Engine misstill-hifi OP two he' only three years old, tourv in t 1 , ' Has 53025 absorbers 'na ev'r'thin8- E Ten spokes missing, front. axle benti A11 tires punctured--not worth as gpobd, will run uke the, 4. , gifher oil or tobacco juice. 2 Ifzwou went this car inquire w1thin,1 Dtlrned good car for the shape it! in- L v,.4..qde HELEN 4 NEIBLING N RALPH EYLAR. , J Ralph Eylar of Kansas City, ' fic., captain of the Culver mill- lvfllff academy' football team, yfwhich will play Kemper' mili- yflfy school ofn Boonville, Mo., , :next Saturday in the' most lm- I portant intersectlonal game of n the year between military schools of the Missouri valley and the Great Lakes reglom - Eylar plays at ight half. ' W- ,.l.....l....L,,...... . , ,., IN THE GARDEN OF THE SHAH AROHAHGE OF PERSIA Tn Order as they first appear PERSIAN LAND OF FLOWERS BY Girols Glee Club OAUGHTER OF THE SHAH Kathryn Doolittle LQHLAH CFriend of Zodahl Geneieve Nosoo Hemel izoclalvs Old Nursel Pauline Snowman Ted Harding Cllining Engineerl Fred Chilton Billie Cummings fldinirng Engine1 Harold Anderson Samuel Jackson Johnson CTeXas U. S. A. I Fred Ives PERUNA Crhe Shah? Hugh CaShaw SOIVICRABA CAn Arab shieky Irvin Bowline SOLDIERS Boys Glee Club ivkkilkiklkidvkik SPECIALTIES QUARTETT DOUBLE QUARTETT DUET by Members of Boy's Glee Club' 5 , r .Am W , ' .l -.g , ,. U.::2:f:3-.:. . .2:1:-.. .-.-:-:-:-:-:':-?':-:-. :7:T:2:1:2:1:I4-.-. QKWMWWMW - -ag:,-:-2-:-ze:-134:-:-:-:-:-:4:-:-:-:-' Cuvs Cnnnrn THE TWO BLACK GROVE by Harry Jackson 5 Glemont Hall As Big as He Looks W .1--Q Sw. ,. YOUNG FOLKS BRIDGE ' Mines Helen Bills and Kannynf Doolittle were hQ8t6M0l to their Bridge club Tuesday evening at eight o'clock at the home of Miss Bills. ' Butterflies of yellow and white were beautifully carried out in decorations and refreshments. The invited guests were Mesdames Ruby Loyd and Mae Caywood, Misses Ruby Swift, Mabel Graves, Opal Hudson, Myrtle Keaton, Sarah Young, Verna Tucker, Monica Ownby, Ruth Neiblinz, Lnhoma La and Virginia Gibson. The guest high score was won by Virginia Gibson. and the club Score was won by Opal Hudson. xi U f' Quire, Pauline Bins, Roberta Greene,f 'r Iokerst, Hart, Win High Basketball, Scholastic Honors on T. B. C. Squads ell as luminaries on the basketball ourt Miss Esther Jokerst and Jas er Hart have been presented ophies emblematic of their ability or performance during the past e q . ' '. 1 , ' ' J h . c t n Outstanding in scholastic workas V ' . . P r ason as members of the cagmg uads of Tulsa Business college Miss Jokerst one of the best girl asketball stars in eastern Okla oma played in 19 games during e past season and in those games ored a total of 329 points. In ad- ition to this she also maintained a raight A average in her class work a. senior secretarial course. Her ome is at Blackwell. I the season, the team losing but eight. Other members of the squad were presented with gold basketballs for their work. Girl players receiving basketbalis were: Bertha Myers, Esther Jokerst, Christine Stewart, Jessie Lea Mar- tindale, Alice Faye Harris, Helen Miller, Lorna Conger, Stella Hen- sley, Hila Church and Coach Jessie Watson. Members of the T. B. C. bo squad, which won the Aero Q league championship, to recelv the' gold emblems were: Hershel Lgneyd . - ff Hart, whose home is in Broken Dbyle Grogan. Burl TYIOUIBS, -75899112 -Photo by Loc K1-upnicfs, wo:-ul is Arrow, 3,159 maintained 9, Straight A Hart, Sherman Al1d6!'SOI1, Lylq LENNON KSTUBJ BLACKMAN ' average in his subjects. He served Crawford, Louis Cohlrnan, C The Claremore Bull, Lennon qstnby Blackman, is as blg' as las captain of the T. B. C. quintet Clifford Tipton and Manager, W oaks. 'rms hard-inning, line-crushing vniversuy or Tulsa rni and participated in 32 games during E Crawford- Jack will be One of the Golden Hurricane players in the contest with ' i ' H- - wi ' Jklahonia City U. Goldbugs at McNulty park this afternoon. Black- ...... weighs 210 and in football togs is a plc-ture of gridiron athletic ' V V renfcctlon y- A, ... I b u ll E Ollclahomims on Crack Rzfle Team W i l i i i s he CULVER, Ind., April 14 fSpe-Idiana. for the seventh consecutive clalj-There are four Oklahoma time. sharpshootors on the crack rifle ,I Third from the left, in the front team of Culver Military AC3.dCU15',4Il'0W', is Paul M. Early, of Ponca which has just emerged first in City, and John A. Goetz, of Mus- the matches among the sonim' kegee, is third from the right. In It. O. T. C, teams of the Fifth Corp: the rear row are, second from left, Area and has won the civilian tean James Anderson jr., of Oklahoma ' ' lv st- te of In City, and Clive D. Strnder, of Broken Arrow. second nom . D ver, fright. Three brothers of en I Col., are members of the team. They are Tommy Hayden, first on left, rear row: Lewis Hayden, third. from left, same row: and George Halryden, fifth from left rear row. . ohn T, Logan jr., of Texarkana, Ark., is second from the right, front row. V A championship of tn-mlii 'W 1- Home of New Merchant i . i i m . 1 L C. C. Sitterly of Cushing, who will open a. ladies ready-to-wear store at the old Seidenbach location, has bought La Paloma at 530,000 from C. E. Hall. Sltterly will move his family to Tulsa at an early date. La 1Ealoma is located at the corner of North Denver place and Victor-11.131 Oakcliff addition. It has seven large rooms, a, breakfast room. a:2iFee,r garage, servant quarters. Carved beams 8x8 feet are ' 1 r mantel 8. duplicate of on featured thrbughout. A a ge , b ilt in the parlor e of the finest Light fixtures residences, Barcelona, Spain, 1 u, , . - b th inside and outside 1 e are hand-made throughout' Spanish effects are 0 the house. . - - 4 1 A. ..., ,,..., 4EfV , V oA ,,2X w ig as D, .r - 8416116 h To the Seniors of '29 who have for four years worked for the bettermen of themselves and the school who have been an insp1ration and an Olllple to the lower classmen, who have done their part in the publication of this annual thus helping to make another dream come true, we dedicate this f1rst volume of the Arrow Life Journalism Class I' I ? I' a 4' ' if 1 1' Ns I I Q g J if SSI Javewar This annual is mimeographed by the Journalism Class with a two fold purpose: first, that we may help make it possible to establish the Arrow Life as a yearly publicationg second, that it may keep bright the memories of a happy school year. F' is r i M ., ggg af 1 .' Q3 X We wish to express our thanks to these who have caused the success of Arrow Life: to Mrs. Esslinger whose untiring efforts have made possible this annual: to the merchantsfor their liberal support, to Letha Phillips for her drawings: to Frances Mains for her poem on B. A. Highg to Ina Benedict and Roberta Greene for cutting stencils to the staff for writing and printing the articlesg to the faculty and students for their cooperation. W' if ' E QQMI F ...,.... CZZTSSZQ Q Ama TICS f OWEHAXIZA Tf'of.f5 4 A DWI? 7!,5'f!17EfVTS 5 'K E Onward, ever onward ll our cry, Old IB. A. High. Upward, ever upward to great goals within the sky: Honors we have taken: other honors we' ll attain, Your task has not been useless or your working been in vain: Your great machinery turns out ja polished lives each year Lives who in the world will battle odds without a fear. Silent walls, if you could speak, I'm sure that you could tell O! lads and also lassies whom you knew and loved so well Of loyal workers, brave and true whose highest aim To push onward am with your help win victory and fame. ,, ,.....---D.. Id.,-,I . v.-..-. f ' ,I - '- - '--..,I HH -----is ..,, .v 'L ' 1 ' ul -'-- v., . , ' -N-. - if P5- f' .-of , R53 V ..........,,. A atm? 'J 4,.. I. I . ,N , II I, 'IILQIII 'fQK.,..III., ' Xxx -II -.-.-.. Q ,.. El: .uf , ,L 9 -JJ ' 5 , - 1' f . , N -V nie... L?. .,s.' . IW-if 2-. ' -3-Tfifzl J f ' ' l A 'Z-:T IN F' -, I ' , I ,. .re-'+G I ' 0,-1151. fry..-......---------A - ----V' ,ggvun -va-.sua II N ,fr I I .au-'kr-1' .1-1- 1. V - 'e -ai1.:'. . 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In lQlO the state established the Haskell State School of Agriculture in Broken Arrow, and built the building noi used for the high schoolf ,During the administration of Gov. Robertson the appropriations for several state schools were cut off. The building and adjoining property automatically reverted to the city ahd has since been used for the High school. Mr. Boles, now County Superintendent of Schools, was the first superintendent of Broken Arrow High School hm its Senior High building in 1911. The enrollment of the school has increased from year to year and with the increase of pupils the faculty has been enlarged. At the present time we have 225 pupils enrolled and seven teachers: Mr. Anderson, Supt., Mr. Patterson, Prin., Mesdames Esslinger, Simmons, Ooggins, Stapler, Williamsg.and r--' Wortman. The school has taken part in athletics and literary activities since its foundation, was a member of the Oil Valley Conference until the current year when it helped organize the Northeastern Six Conference, and became a member-of the same. ' The progress made in the high-school has been very noticeable and as we shall continue to progress we shall continue to demand attention. ' We owe special mention to Mrs. Esslinger, Mrs Williams, and Mrs. Sprague, as they have taught many years. Mrs. Esslinger and Mrs. Williams are still our teachers and Mrs. Sprague is teaching in the Jr. Hi. .',' 1 A .- 1 , 1 .4 :Fi S Wx E 93-.,ff'f 'JQ. 5 X 'i sf' I , .X ' 91-6.2 xxx YR 'fl -1 X-, 'X at XX I 1 I .. - , x ' . i 1 XXX i lr! r H Q I X ll 1 f 1 X X K I f.i1g,,,'l ,QV Q Vff I X L 5, xk '1'i '?f P A f X :- XM 4 . 1 . , -wg, ,Z W ,,.x... 13.1 5.4 K Q . . Ji- XVX g, '-- fl I 1, ,. X ' ,- Ei-2 X' lil? 1',- T ' X . '-NI' ' .,.' 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Keller -e- - ---- Secretary - -Member - - - - R hkemher - - ---- fMember The School is indebted to the Board for the selection of capable teachers, for their careful and wise supervision for the extensive addition to the library. and for the many hours they put in planningvfor the betterment of the school 'Faculty The success of this year is due to a very large ex- tent to Superintendent Anderson's careful forethought in planning the curriculum. His ever watchfulness keeps the school up to date and in the front ranks of high schools. The present faculty of the Broken Arrow High School holds excellent records for thier teaching. They deserve praise for the splendid work that they have done in our high school. ihier achievements here will be looked upon years from now and admired by all who appreciate the real things done in thier work. Be low are the teachers and the subjects they each teach. C. S. Anderson --------- R. D. Patterson -------- --------- ---- -Superintendent. -----Principal, Coach, Science, and Mathematics. Mrs. Dora Esslinger ------ -Latin, Geography, Government, Mrs. Grace Barr Goggins Lillian Stapler-- Louise Simmons ---- Mrs. Mrs. Cleo Williams --'-- Irs. L. S. Wortman ---------- and Journalism. ----Home Economics, Typing, and Girls Physical Education. -H-English, and Public Speaking. ----- ---- --History, Spanish, - and Penmanship. -----------e--------------Music. ---------------------Agriculture. -- IX- f - ' '1 ' - ' --- unv -no-W '. -J Af ' - 1 his 'tl ' 1 lt-1, -V Y, V. .Y 1-.177 V J x OUR Supafawmvafffrt' H Any school to be a successful one must have a real school man at its head. We have just such a leader in Superintendent C. S. Anderson who has been with this school three years and has brought it up to the high standard required of good high schools. Under his jurisdiction much progress has been made and different classes added. He has made a study of the curricula of schools which resulted in the organization of a junior high school in which the pupils are now prepared to enter senior high without experiencing that 'green feeling' formerly feltg and in the addition, in the senior high school, of extra-curricular activities which will help the pupil to gain an insight into some of the professions which he might enter. Each year a class of graduates goes out to seek its fortune in the world, much better prepared for having been in school at Broken Arrow. Its members are going out and making themselves prominent in the business and social world because of the wise training of his faculty of teachers. . He has-shown himself sympathetic with pupils and helpful to them. .He.realizes that school is to prepare citizens, that the big thing in a boy's life is his attitud towards work and life in general. - ' .. . . '-' ' 9 ,s all - s--5 I . 'W ldilfgk , . ...,. ffel ,Nm What 60675-Egzogifty Senior say '- In her seat A - afwplose of MayE?' an f et me fly, 'Bays lofty Se lor 1 -'f25i5.Qmg,M., let meffly awayl' x ' ' I' eniorfbtgarry here no longery We-gB1'51t'ns so :full can grow no strongerln ' So---shemhesitates no longer, Buti-felih ies away, ' 5.55 z-,- -.,21 . .A.e A What does little Frefsshie say In her seat at close of May? Freshie says, like lofty Senior-5 '1'2 N nTeachers, let me fly awaylu fl sqsgfggshie, linger three years q onger, 4- W T115 e 'litt1,e 5rainBo are st ger, If she? ,ltudiesythree years ' Freebie, ypo,'sha11 fly awayl' Je? W We x l f X r !f1x:+:..a:f,, ' - N- T-x J - - :Q L YE ,-.m-wr. ., l N , .X . ...r -.,-H... 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Tiff' .S'E1VI6R CLASS' President Jasper Hart Vice President Add Davis T Sec. and Treasurer T Lola Randle Soonsor ' ' Mrs. Esslinger Motto x What you do, do well Colors g Purple and White Flower 9 Violet , Qws m o.5:s' ' 1 The Senior Class of '29 Stands foremost in our mind.- It is a class of which we're proud, And we are glad to say it loud. Our colors of ourole and white Are our one great delight. The snow white stands for purityg The purple for authority. The violet with fragrance so rare Is to our class most dear. And as it stands for modesty It just fits our class to a MTN. The Has And Has 1 Our Senior Class of '29 had a lovely timeg to the best of ends always made its friends. motto to you we will tell Wwhat you do, do welln. Tis, To live un to this is our aim, From which wo're sure to derive fame. Dorathy Schierloh I, L 11:-stat' - 'L-iff 8 f'1f-it: 7 Y K ,. , Y, Y Ax . Y Mildred Carter WMi11yW Glee Club '28 '29 Senior Play Basketball '27 'ss Junior Play ' 4 H. Club '27 '28 Pep Club '28 'The Unsophistocated Senior Lyle Crawford 'Crip' ' Orchestra '25 Track '28 Basketball '28 '29 Basketball Play Football '27 '28 Senior Play Arrow Tips Staff Junior Play Annual Staff Baseball '29 'Never Cross' Garlan Creekmore WCreekyU Glee Club'28 '29 Quartette '28 '29 Football '25 '26 '27 '28 Baseball '28 '29 'Our Class Poet' Add Davis 'Samuel' Orchestra '25 Annual Staff . Football '27 '28 Basket ball '28 '29 Track '28 '29 Arrow Tips Staff Junior Play Basketball Play Senior Play ' 'She must be a Junior' Jim Dabbs WJimmien Football '28 Track '28 'Uses his Head' Maybel Graves 'Red' Glee Club '26 '27 '28 '29 Pep Club '27 '28 Senior Play , 'Ready to answer everone with a cheery smile--especially boys.n Harlan Gideon 'Fat' l Football '28 Junior Play 'Would like to be a soda-jerk' 4 Edith Hart UTrudyW Glee Club 'za '29 Pep club 'as Junior Play Cperetta '28 '29 Senior Play Spanish Club Basketball '27 '28 'Boys give me the Jimmiesn 1-4 '1mw r f tfr -........ f 4. -nr - , -- -I Jasper Hart ' 'wig S' All 'Willie' Glee Club '25 Football '28 '27 '28 Arrow Tips Staff Junior Play ' Senior P1ay ' President Senior Baseball '28-'29 f Annual Staff Class Track '27 Basketball Play 'Bo Important' Grace Henson ' . - 'Ted' Pep Club '27 '28 - V ' 'Almost Married' Verna Hill ' , ' 'Vern Glee Club '28 '28 Pep Club '27 Latin Club '29 Home Ec. Club '28 Junior Play Senior Play 'Senior Vamp' ' . Cleymont Hall 'Rodne Glee Club '28 '29 Football '28 '27 Operetta '28 '29 Junior P1ay if Senior Play' Agriculture Team '26 '27 'So Gentle' N Vera Johnston . 'Proxide Glee Club 'av 'as Pep Club 'as '29 7 A Phy. Edu. '28 Junior Play , 'A girl you're'always glad to see' Esther Kasper ,M - Glee Club '29 ' Phsy. Edu. '28 Junior Play Junior Lawyer '28 'Always Cheerful' William Kramer ' 'Bill' Pres. 4 H. Club '28 Basketball '27 Football '26 Track '27 A Vice-Pres. Junior Class 7 Arrow Tips Staff Junior clay Senior Play Minstrel Annual Staff 'A budding Politician' Otto Kincaid 'Kinney' O. Mg T. C. '27 '88 . t. 'The Sensation of the Season' '27 'ffee - ' -9 as s,e-jcflggggjt .ts . U,r . Q e Y X 'J I-A-'S-iff I' 'Q YY'4ll'-,, 1 1 vxu Kink ' T' V' Ax',v, IA .A I1 L., Yfys. as. X L.. fa- .al-. ,NL3 Wy . Jv ,ALFA lv ap.. X hh 659,84 c?,,.,ba- Qdwefy, 1 jg.A,,,y!,h . I. K l E A 5 5 5 vl 58 1 K S wf., .mp -..K Q may .w ..11,-nn w. gc e . is ff 42 8 'F 22:1 :QQf9 5BR?.i i- rf-F21 F 815V Russell Latch - . ' , UAndyW ' Football '28 I Basketball Play Basketball '29 Editor Arrow Tips . Editor Annual Junior Play SeHiOr Play ', Baseball 228 '29 nEverybody's Friend' Leonora Lentz Ponmanship 28 5 'Oh for a bachelor brave' Charles Peterson 4 H. Club Senior Play Annual S13 af f Lee Phillips Orchestra '25 Track '28 Senior Play Operetta PL JQ Pallissard Aggie Judging Football '28 Lois Parnell Glee Club '26 WCharlien Junior Play Publisher Arrow Tips 'Boisterous and lale' - 'Windy' Football '27 '28 , Debating '27 Junior Play The big Noise' 'Phil' Team ' Livestookxand Dairy Team WHardboiled' '29 Public Speaking' 129' 'Will be a teacher yet' . Melvin Stricklin . Football '28 Lola Randle Glee Club Track '26 aJunior Play Basketball Play Loyd Randle Glee Club it nStriok' Junior Lawyer 'Perfect Gentleman' ' 'Lo1er' Basketball '26 '27 '28 '29 Cheer Leader '28 . Senior Play ' Blondes preferred' 'Preacher' y Senior Play Football '25 '26 '27 '28 .Junior Play Basketball '26 '27 '28 '29 Basket Ball Play 'He's my Man' X V , X I I 1 Gertrude Mae Rice 'Tiny' Dramatics Spanish Club 'Little but efficient' Agnes Tammen 'Aggie Penmanship '29 Phys. Edu. '29 'The Lady with a great future' Cleo U dike 'Kopendike' gunior Play Basketball '28 'Bashful Lad' JQ C. Walker 'Jake' Glee Club '25 '26 '27 Football '27 '28 Basketball '28 ' Operetta '27 '28 Agriculture Hinstreli Track '27 'The Dancer' Porter Whitely 'Sleepy' Agriculture Judge Team 7 Junior Lawyer 'My weakness, Corned beef and cabbage' Mary Williams Glee Club '28 Junior and Senior Play 'The Hollywood Brospect' Ben Hayes 'Hay Ben' Glee Club '26 '27 Football '26 '27 '28 Basketball '36 '27 Dralhatic Club '27 Rifle Team '26 4 H. Club Hfhg-Baghelor Boy' Ralph Ritberger 'Silent' 'Silent but Sincere' Ruth Holland 'Musey' Swimming team '28 Senior Play 'A finished lady from tipto toe' Dorathy Schierloh A 'Dot' Debating Club Junior Play 'Noted for a surprisingly sweet temper' Esther Ninman 'Soreechy' Senior Play Junior Play Pep Club '27 'She doesn't look at life seriously' P i'f 7-44i52 Ea ?f l A-fa I f 5- v '1q,fv-.LfJXfJvs. fs .,y Q1 ,MW M A if ISU y' I ply-P If .L . Vu x0 Q- 'T x N-1 IQ ,Q 'V 535 'N A J -s 85 Fi 1 . A Y ,-, -,, . lg.: VSA- . , , 'NJ' C f 1. E H f. Ei i gf x 21 Mmm -Q-mm. gm M. ,.-.- . , V ,.,.mg,, A . '.,. ...V J 1 M,-. ,gm .1.m.!m-....xwnnm..pgiw1.q,-mm ... Wm 1 U T , cr A '.'5, ' ' f' ',' H. . ,., 5, 1 fS2Wfa.e62AssHfsTan1' The famous Glass of '29 consists of thirty-six young men and women, twenty of its members having be- longed to it since its beginning in High Sbhool, September 1925. - y We consider ourselves very unfortunate in not having Mrs. Ransom to launch us on our school career, but we fully appreciate her and rejoice in the fact that she received the Service Medal of Oklahoma. The thirty-six members of the class are citizens of the United States by birth, twenty of them having been born in Oklahoma, four in Texas, two in New Mexico, two in West Virginia, one in Illinois, one in Tennessee, one in Missouri, and three in Arkansas. ' Twenty of its members are handsome and valiant, sixteen charming and demure. From its combined height of nearly two-hundred feet it can look into the windows of the fourteenth story of the Woolworth building on Broadway. Its combined weight of 4,594 pounds is surely enough to anchor its feet to unimaginative work even though its head be in the clouds. Its combined years number 682. Consider the wisdom of a class which has seen 663 years. NWhat you do, do wellu has been the motto of this Class and through it, it has grown sturdy and invincible In its Freshman year the class numbered seventy- two enthusiastic members who at their first class meet- ing chose Mrs. Hayes as Sponsorg Acie Benedict Pres- identg Add Davis vice-presidentg and Thelma Gibson Secretary-Treasury. ' 1 The first year was filled with excitement and passed all-too soon. The day after the class, with its sponsor, went out to pick cotton, groans and moans were heard every where as the different individuals went up and down the stairs. - At the beginning of its Sophomore year it was found that about twenty of its Freshmen classmates had left it but William Kramer and Jim Dabbs appeared in their stead. This time Mrs. Esslinger was chosen . sponsor and has continued to ably guide us the remain- der of our high school career. The Sophomore year was perhaps the quietest and most eventful for it was then that we did our best work and made the highest grades. - A. We as Juniors were glad to have the privilege of giv- ing a play and providing a banquet for the Seniors. In this year the boys were Basket-Ball champions in the Glass Tournament and Lola Randle was chosen as Foot-Ball Queen. The Senior year has not been all joy, but also brought its sorrows. The grim reaper stepped into our midst and took our beloved classmate, Ruth Graves, from us, leaving a vacant chair in our Glass and a vacant spot in our hearts We also were in syhprthy with Supt. and Mrs. Anderson in their sorrow due to the passing on of Mr. Anderson's mother Mrs. Esslinger who had efficiently guided us through our Sophomore and Junior year, again took the burden of sponsoring us. Jasper Hart was chosen Pres., Add Davis Vice-Presg Lola Randle SecretaryrTreas. ' ' ' I This Glass, which is the largest to graduate from Broken Arrow High is leaving the long wishedffor lockers to the school. ,s 1 Through this class the first annual of the school was published and through its influence the caps and gowns- were bought and a standard design for the school was adopted. , ' ' By the Seniors' obtaining the standard design for the school the Balfour Engraving Company presented a Scholastic Honorary, Loyalty Plague to the school. Jasper Hart re- ceived the honor of being first to have his name placed on the elite as honor student of the year of !Z9. Two of our class nenbers, Ben Bayes and Dorathy Bchierloh, Won first and second p1ace,and received the ' gold and silver medals in the citizenship contest sponsor- ed by the Chamber of Commerce. Ten of the boys of the Glass were lettermen of the football team and again they were Basket Ball Champions in the Class Tournsment.- , . A None of the Class members has announced her marriage, but it is being rumored that at least four hope chests are in preparation. pf' - Jhere the parts' of such a remarkable class will come to rest only Father Time can tell. T 'T B i'i 929 s' 3 'l'l-'gqx Q nits! ,,, ' s Jg1f93WTf'? , Y- 'Q JJ, MN x ' 'iq XX 'fix -ff L 15X Hu . A.:' ! Q X A . vwlp! ,,I :Tw,.. - 315 X .1 , -11. , I 2-af? ,E wax --- 9-N.W...1f --Ns 3 , W , J!! Mlxgx WQNSQN XX 5 w ' x I, I I Q f - N A Z' if 4 , 511 1rX.,,sNJ:- I, 1: . ,Ill f X N mir! N- 4 I. 5, .. ,T-trv--Q - 1.1141 - ,e . .ww ., -, -.-Q A, 1. gd, f.,,- Qpsi? rf j-' 'f . - . H ,M-: 1'--, j:J. , ., ' . f 51' 1 b , 3 - 4 . , , wi, I ,.,v-xg, Xy'-.31 M X., . , , ,rex ij X31 E111-if Mgllv X333 . 1, 1, . ' Wiw f'f YII . 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Kathryn Doolittle, Max Boles, Lawson Gideon, and Betty Knight. 'fav' . ,b . , . 1 ,f, . 43301114 mfr 0135 AA,5,jj lst. Row. Oliver Plant, Claude Hall, Edna Lee Cuddy, Mark Blythe, Ina Benedict, Mona Carter, Roberta Greene, Marie Jackson, Bob Williams, Virginia King, Velma Cotner, Blanche Harris, Zura Hayes, Blanche Ledbetter, Dorothy Anderson. Znd. Row. Her Singer, Gillette Ownby, Merle Morey, Anna McHenry, Letha Phillips, Cora Hart, Tva Ritberger, Vola Hobbs, Vera Cundiff, Thelma Parnell, Mrs. Stapler Sponsor, Mary Box, Minnie Cochran, Ruby McCain, Brd. Row. Fay Cantrell, Herman Cotner, Charlie Smith, Walter Harsen, Max Gideon, Gerald Johnson, Charles Mays, Rhinie Wagner, Ben Lail, Robert Drake, Fred DeEell. Other Sophonores: Kristeon Gilbert, Birdie Helton, Agnes Patterson, Dorothy St. Clair, Pat Holes, Clyde Clark, A Elmer Lemon, frnie Lemon, Marvin Pennington, Woodrow Sherril,y Herman Haesdale, Harold Winters, and Iliff Watkins. 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In 1926 forty five green and gawky little Freshmen- began their most illustrious high school career. We bit at every thing that camesalongy from elevator tickets to fake base ball gamesn' Ted Ninmangwas elected president of our class with Mrs. Williams as sponsor. During this year of suffering we set a record for Freshman grades that we think has never been broken. ' ' ', ' Several of the b'vs composed the Manual Training class taught by B. L. Josbrrn. Here we set a new record for workmanship. Everyqtlme a.slight noise was heard in the shop, something like playing WYankee Doodleu, with a mallet, he would rush madly down stairs making so much noise in doing so that by the time he arrived we were all hard at work. This is just one example of the present ambitious Juniors. All worked very hard and we managed to get enough units to continue our school career--as Sopho- mores the next year. f ' As Sophomores we set a higher record under'the reign of Pres. Gertrude Rice and Vice Pres. J. C. Walker. Mr. R. D. Patterson, the new principg1'was selected as sponsor. In this year we excelled our former records in grades, making among the highest on reco, . We were kept very busy with our social activities too, for we realized that to keep ahead of the Freshmen we must enter into Wsassietyn so we were kept busy giving ourselves parties. That year the Sophomores studied Latin II and Geom- 4 etry. If it wasn't one spasm it was another, but we strug- gled manfully and succeeded in passing so that the next Dui ' lil, mini' ' 11-a-sumo year we were able to give ourselves the plural title of Juniors. As Juniors we elected Doyle Morris president. We ohms as sponsor Mrs. B. C. Simmons. Nothing will be said of our high record as it is bad form to have such an excellent record that it discourages the rest of the school. This year was one of worry because of the need of money to give the Seniors a banquet. There were so n many good looking Seniors that the girl's attention was distracted, so really, our record wasn't so bad after all. This year we entered upon our dramatic career. The play committee, after some debating. chose the play, nBut- ternut's Briden, with the hope that it would Ngo over bign. Now we feel that the Senior play of 'lb will be Wsomething to rave about.W Jmrfofe PAWS' FM' ffja W First. To invent a erasures that can not be of Mrs. Coggine. Second. To buy gum moving the lips and then chewing. tv Third.. Q 'ro discover girl's nose for at least typewriter eraser which will make detected, even by the eagle eyes that can be masticated without the teachers can not detect them , - . I powder that will adhere to any one class period. Q Fourth. To secure a device that will get a pupil's lessons for him while he is otherwise engaged. Fifth. To buy a volume on How to Keep a Teacher from Asking a Hapless Pupil All the Questions He Oan't Answer. Sixth. 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' -v n- fi , .55?,.' . by .Q c v 0H'i0m0zQf'i 612550 4 0 , UWE, the members of the Sophomore class of 1929, will strive to fulfil every task set before usg to pull together as a oless that we fH'Y win a better name and better honors for our schoolg to measure up to the requirements of our sponsor and class officers I to keep the good name of our school foremost in our thoughts when engaged in ethletic and literary events or when doing any act which will reflect upon our school and our teachersg to be good sportsmen, that is to be a good loser as well as a good conquerorg to do things which may seem distasteful but in the end are really for our own good. ' We wish to do: All the good we can, in every way we can, to everyone we cang at any time we can. ig fQ 1929 f qr . as A -- 1, . ..--Y,- .,Y -,.....-.-...-...- -Ti V -yay. Ng' .-- - -- -- f' J .1 , f ASy0fDH0Z'l.f1fE C L 42..s',sH ,S xrffmzf The members of the Sophomore class entered the Broke Arrow High School, sixty strong in the fall of nineteen a twenty seven. ,This class was graduated from the Sth. gra in 1927 and had the honor of being the first class to hav graduation exercises since 1917. - During the 8th. grade term two plays were presented- a faculty burlesque and an operetta. Many times the tale ed members of this class helped out with the weekly assembly programs. During the Freshman year many of girls made th basket-ball team and high school glee club. A few boys m the basket-ball team. In the interclass tournament the Freshmen girls carried off the banner. ' During their second year in High School or Sophomore year much credit was given them. Faye Miller a member of that class was elected foot-ball qaeeng six girls and thr boys recieved basket-ball sweaters and the girls took the inter-class tournament again. At the track and literary meets, many honors were wo In County--Moszelle Kennard lst. place in dramatic readin Charles Mays lst. place in pole vault and End. in low hur dles. In Districk meet, Tahlequah--Moszelle Iennard too lst. againg Letha Phillips lst. in free hand drawing, and in water coloring. In Northeastern Six Gonference--Charl Mayes tied for Znd. place as high pt. man in the track me Fay Cantrel, who joined us in 1928 won lst. in Historyg n . nd Q de 3 e I I M nt- 3 i 5 I e ade I 68 n. S? k 2 SS -Eta: nd Gillette Ownby Znd. in Scienceg Marie Jackson Srd. in Eng- lish II3 Roberta Greene Zrd. in Geometry. In the Tulsa District meet---Moszelle won Brd. and in State meet she w fourth. - I ' The Sophomores this year have sponsored a program pr sented by the Babs Sisters of Tulsa University and presen one which was given at the Grade School-auditorium, to wh the High School, Grade School, and Public were invited. . 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In 1921 they passed to the second grade and was taught by Miss Corning. After another successful year they were promoted .J the third grade. Miss.Barron, teacher of this class, passed the class, which was always growing to Miss Burdette who was teaching the fourth grade. Miss Ross was the nest teacher and she promoted them to their first man teacher, Mr. Bowles. Under Mr. Bowles many of the Freshman boys became members of the Boy Scouts. Mr. Bowles, being a kind and consid-v erate man, let the class go to Jr. High. The Jr. High was taught by Mrs. Stapler, Mrs. Sprague and Mr. Nickels. This year 11927-287 the class reached its peak in , enrollment, numbering about 61. During the year the class was well represented in all of the Grade School activities Thege being: track. basketball, glee club and a fins pep c u . This years Freshman class is the largest class in the history of Broken Arrow High School. Though a few of the 61 stopped school there were enough pupils from the surrounding districts to make the class number 91. When we entered, the Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors, just to show their appreciation of our being present rubbed all the bark off the trees surrounding the campus. After that we were declared real Freshman. We could easily sce we should have to strive hard to keep with these boys. When the semester!s grades were averaged we wore second class in the number of A's received--- Seniors 22, Freshman 20, not so bad. 'Harry Layton our class president for the last two terms has tried to make our class the best in school. After this hard nine months of labor we all hope to be Sophomores next year. Also, we hope and shall be this school's most successful Seniors, in 1932. f7REbE9W5N'-Q . lst Row. Oscar Peterson, Allen Kincaid, Paul Simmons, Maurice McGeochie, Dewey Lowery, Bernard Marsh, Gerald Fletcher, Gilbert Mitchell, Amos Mizell, Dale Anderson, Charles Starnes, Wellington Connery, Harry Carter, Bill McCain, Lon Whitely. 3nd Row. Clarence Baker, Phyllis Anderson, Alice Chilton, Ruby Ramsey, Hazel Hamilton, Maxine Ghormley, Gladys Williams, Evelyn Morrow, Amiee Smith, Kate' Kincaid, Leona Chism, Mamie Smith, Catherine Chism, ' Bonnie Crawley, Lorena Gilbert, Lena McCutcheon, Pauline Bills, Margaret Anderson, Fred Metzger. , T 3rd Row. R. D. Patterson, Sponsor, Loren- Gilbert, Lillian Neighbors, Nettie Green , Rowena Parnell, Edna Ninman, Ollie Davis, Lena Parks, Anna Whitely, Opal A Mcquary, Edna Penseg Lavina Hewitt, Loys Rutledge, Edith Tate, Anna Wakefield, Vera Kerr, Anna McGeechie,-Bill 1 Darnell, Paul Showman,,TroY'McKeehaL, ,- A ' . 4th Row. Georgia Edge, Harry Lajton,'Bynum Cantrell Willie Johnson, Carl StClair, Evelyn Smith, Lavona Hewitt Hoyott Orcutt, Walter McHenry, Annette Tammen, Beatrice Johnston, Thelma Fisher, Leonard Dodson, Clyde Clark Joseph Mocormiom, Giiiss ncaa, J.v. Updiks, Rhinehoid Tammen. F . HUME Ecomamcs Guys lst Row.' Nettie Green, Marine Ghormley, Lena Parks, Edna Ninman, Edith Tate, Georgia Edge., Q . , . - .J Znd Row. Anna'Wakefield, Bonnie Crawley, Ollie 1 f Davis, Lillian Neighbors,-Beatrice Wyatt, Sadie Elliott, Mrs. Coggins, Instructor. B., t ,, f. . .J- 3----':ji?E 5i:5jf1j, sang - FRESHMAN CLASS HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ...... . . ..--.-.v---.-.....-, Y? in -1' A, has 'M 1 , A ff? ' 72, . fy iswibhqglhl '. -'lwiilirir I ,fsf 'f.. , . .'.- iff , 1 'si f if ff' 5' 1'4 1 T7 fl il ' 'J ,fl-f ,' f '- , I f,,f T' -- ' jg- I :3,?p?A' D 5, --.,. X, ,.-VJ: K lf: ' 47. . I.-, . ,.L. ' 'i !.'.1 ff .' 4, , t 'Sm ,MQW ' x,N:...:A:l I M ' fin: ' I . ,:i?':?' ' 1:1143 -- M fm X A T ' 544: X F .: 41 ,L . V 1, , W III. :xx xv tl: ..- -1 A 1-' . l W - A 7 . . Aa? fir . , va ,J ,lv E- , 6, 1' ' . ,, ,ff b 4 '-x A , A U 'ff ' ,X gf, .Q ' 'ff ,, K ' r. , 'V V 7 I-1 X I' I -Slja if .5 ,- .: ,H I . ' .' x' ' I ' . ff' N., -P.-' - 44,3 - r-' .-,I gp -i . T: ,- ,f,,, rn .,- 'J' 'af A H' f s Lf' . . I , my IJ7' X If W ' if ,ll - lf f 5 if 1 if 2' , 1 9 ff ff' , 5 175 A X ,sr Nm 'rf '51 1 v J iv' f X Q fl A ,,.f. .... --'ximg--gy-21:1-V ' ' W. ., .... , A ..., ..........n,,,.., . . --::. -loam., ' ,jjgxfufr .g5...:h ka... .. , -,..g:ef::r3, 5::::--7 ,,'...,.....- ,, ' jg W 2'-'Sz-3, 4 leggh M- X s Ei A cr dU5'UE?AYAI? The season opened with enthusiasm. coach Patterson had great plans for winning the Oil Valley Conference, and rapidly get the boys in first class shape for games. A large number of boys from all classes reported for the first practice. The team was composed'1argely ef Seniors but'there was plenty more material for the team that is to come next year. g' l. The first conference game was with Glenpeol at B. A. Both teams wele well matched but Broken Arrow blocked punts on the glenpool ten yard line for two touchdowns, score of 13-Oy r ' ,',. . The second eonference game was with Beggs at B. A. This was the first time we had played Beggs in four years, and they beat us four years ago but they couldn't do this year. We wen 12-O. The third conference game was with Kiefer. Kiefer had defeated Broken Arrow at Kiefer last year and the B. A. team looked for a hard fight and they were not disappointed, but they fought harder and scored two touchdowns on Kiefer. f13-O7 , The fourth conference game was'with.Bixby at Bixby. This game was played in a muddy field and B. A. plays would not work. Bixby scored one touchdown and kept the lead throughout the game. As a result of this hard and faithful work the football team of '39 tied for the Oil Valley Conference for the second time in three yearsg with Kiefer in '37 b, and Bixby in '29, The final game played Thanksgiving. was not completed, Jenks forfeited to Broken Arrow 1 tc O. Broken Arrow had lost only one game and Bixby had tied two games. Broken Arrow challenged Bixby to play eff the tie but they refused. Coach Patterson will not accept any of the glory of winning a gameg but every time there is a good team you will find then? is a good coach backing it up. A 4 19595 as + A -Q..-0-V---i ...i FOOTBALL LETTERMEN . M, M 1 . . 'iff JG 51 ' ,fi 3' gd? ' 'ixfig A 3-f , gi ' ik ' - fiz2f+ffJK L 55,4 ' Y X19 ' 5 f34X1,fYl wo, ,, Lpfji, Sl-5 ,ff ' tfn fc' 2' . ' ,,-K, i, f . RW, ,L 134.1 , ws 1' M y , ' -pf ,xx ',,.in,'l 1 11, 1 f wap new ,A-.s M W ' ' AY, ' IW ,.Q I-gi? V' M 'lsr' 1-'bf Ve 1 ty 'PQ , 'Q.Li fl ,XM A 1 . J '1 ,Wm +L, Vu, v -Q5 xf S 5r v,+ - 5. 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The only game we lost on the Broken Arrow court was one with Kiefer which should have been won only for some erroneous p1a.S'ing, r Broken Arrow entered several tournaments as usual and get ,some very good experience. these we were the favorites We lose several of our captain, Loyd Randle, whose has helped Broken Arrow win others we lose are: Jasper Although we didn't win any of' in all of our games. players this year, among them our playing for the last two years a majority of their games. The Hart, Add Davis, Lyle Crawford, Russell Latch, and J. C.'Walker. Those returning areg Doyle Morris, Herman Ragsdale, Captain elect, Mark Blythe, Elvin Goodson, Oliver Plant, Charles Mayes, and several new ones who will do much to make a winning team. Our schedule this year contained the four teams in our section of the eonferenceg Bixby, Glenpool, Kiefer, Union, and the teams not in the conference were: Haskell, Skiatook, Central, Porter, Cush1ng,and owasso. After the close of the season the question of providing sweaters came up and to meet this difficulty the boys and girls basketball teams decided to put on the play, WPrairie Rosen. Th play was successfully put on and netted S99.37, which nag enough to buy sweaters for seven boys and eight girls. The cast was! Loyd Randle, Add Davis, Jasper Hard, Doyle Morris, Mark Blythe, Lyle Grawford Russell Latch, Lola Randle, Mary Lee Kramer, Beatrice wyattg and Faye Miller. The sweaters were of good quality and something to be proud Off tvjj A , 4 e- sri ...B i i e ' 1 ..-..-... , 4 . .. , , :Y GJRLS,Bf1Sl6E'TBAU. The girls basketball-teams this year was far more a i success than any preceding year. This was the sedbnd-year for the majority of the players, nevertheless they played like veterans when up against four year players. The girls teams of this year was the first team of Broken Arrow tobeat Union and win a tournament. The bronze award always brings back pleasant memories. E 1 - The tournament won was the District Tornament of Wagoner ahere they beat the Tahlequah Tigerettes, which is seldom ' one, and won the finals by beating Union, our old Rivals. . Three of our girls were on the all-tournament team: Lola Randle, forward, Beatrice Wyatt,'Oenter3 Mona Garter, Guard. The girls team placed second in the Oil Valley Confer- erence, Glenpool and Union tying for first, altho Broken Arrow beat Union twice. The girls lost only one game on their home court, which was with Glenpool. ,,' The girls are expected to take the conference next year as they lose only one player, Lola Randle, who was captain in 1937. The Girls won over all the teams in the Northeastern Six conference this year and with all the players hack it looks like a promising year for Broken Arrow. The team' consists oft Lola Randle forwardg,Mary Lee Kramer, forward, captaing Faye Miller Side csnterg Beatrice Wyatt, jump centerg Mona Garter, guardg Ina Benedict, guard, Zura Hayes, centerg Cora Hart, forwardg Moszelle Kennard, Side center: Ora Benedict, forwardg and Alice Chilton, g guard: u - , I - The girls realize that they owe their success to the coaching of R. D. Patterson who is a hard worker and has the happy faculty of making others willing to get right.in , win. He will be with us next year. A P1529 'X i or ,i - ! BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM GILRS' BASKETBALL TEAM , m-1 , , VL77- -- . , ' gg W .. ...o is - CLASS Ttunzrfmiclw As is customary with all high schools Broken Arrow,he1d their annual inter-class basketball tournament. There were twelve teams entered, six boy teams and six girlstteams. In the first round there were several good gamesg the Sophomore and the Junior boys and the Sophomore girls came through victorious. The next round, the Senior boys, and the Senior.and the Freshmen girls were victorious. The Semifinals were played Friday afternoon, the Senior boys won over the , , Sophomores boys and the Sophomore girls won over the Fresh- man girls. The Finals were played Saturday night at 8:00 p.m. Besides the two high school games the Eroren Arrow faculty played the Union Faculty. In the finals the Senior Boys won over the Juniors. The Senior team consisted of Loyd T Randle, captain, and forwardg Jasper Hart, forward, Russell t Latch, Centerg Lyle Crawford, guardg Add Davis, guardg Ben Hayes, Genterg J. U. Walker, guard. The Sophomore girls won over the Seniors. The Sophomore team consisted of Mona Garter, Captain, Guercg Ina Benedict, guardg Beatrice Wyatt, Jump centerg Fayeifiller, side centerg Cora Hart, forwardg l Moszelle Kennard. rciwardg Zura Hayes, center. The high spot of the tournament was the grandstand playing of Randle, Anderson, and Patterson in the faculty game. Two beautiful banners which are pictured below were giyen the winners. The Seniors Purple background and white letters, ' the Sophomores Green background with white letters. 1' 5 . 5 H 1 F 35 kg 1 .,,1!lAf'1PIOAf5 :Lk sgfrgac 1 s S --W ' ,Mqn!1j 'khqlYx?:7cgL25ip-u as-.ff ,,,f----JD I . ses . k n - - Y A 141- ' ' 'hd -and l-I '-f xl, h EASIEALL Although baseball is rather a new thing at Broken Arrow High the team went over big during the 1929 season and it is expected that a baseball team will take a regular part in the school 14 athletics in the future. fp-A The team went through the season without a defeat, playing eight games and losing none. The team was coached by R. D. CPatJi Patterson and captained by Whhhyu Latch. Much credit is due them for their efforts with the team. The steady pitching of Doyle Morris played a big part in these victories as did the excellent catching of Mark Blythe, who is a very handy man behind the bat. The first sack was held by Jasper Hart, who rarely made an error at his position. Second base was very well taken care of by Jim Dagbs. Captain Latch played short stop and smothered all the grounders that came his way. Garlen Creekmore held the Uhot cornern and always did his bit. Baxter Wilson in left field, Lyle Crawford in center garden and Charles Mayes in right field chased the flies wiich came into their respective territories. Oliver Plant played first base and also pitched. Bem.Lail played second and Clarence Baker played R. field A ,, TEA 671' At the call for track in 1929 eight men reported. After a few days of practice wc went to Cowota.where they were holding a track moot with West High of Muskogee. West High won that meet and Broken Arrow was second and Coweta third. One week later we went to the Tulsa County Meet at Collinsville. Sand Springs took first, Skiatook placed second, and Broken 'Arrow third. The next week end we went to the meet at Tulsa. We were not eo successful there and scored only one point. The next two weeks were spent in practice for the first Northeastern Six meet at Morris. There were four teams entered and Broken Arrow took first place with a total of 50 points, Morris second, 35 points, Beggs third, 21 points and Bixby fourth, 10 points. Baxter Wilson was the conference high point man, scoring 15 agents, by winning the lOO kard dask, the 220 yard dash and the . Plant, our weight man, took first in the shot put and the discus. Captain Morris took second in the high Jump, second in the high hurdles and third in the'broad 4uup. Walter McHenry placed second in the half mile a d thdtdfin the mile. Add Davis placed second in the 220 yard low hurdles, anc Charles Mayes placed first in the pole vault and first in the 220 low hurdles. Broken Arrow will receive a cup and 13 individual medals. a, A.. K . .kr TRACK TEAM my --A BASEBALL TEAM xi 1.- ,A ,,' -V A AAA Y MYER 15' S .Vi -V M. SA :Vi jj,-,..,k . 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'YV-V ..f, MA I-gl' :M e fZ. a. 3. 1 f ' ' V - is f 'V 93r f zr:2V4b4 gg-g'i,2'f3x3,,f3w5g,LAi:szi:2fs if V V V' VV . il A 1 A 32 H ' ' ' ' ' Vi k:mWV,V.fVEA,g,,g,A 'AfA11V.- - ' f v' , ,X -nnnnir H ,z , W f 9,31 - A . 1, --vu 'z -1. 11, AFPZCMQ ls It has been the custom for a good many years to have an enthusiastic group of peppers. This year we had the largest club ever had. The organization was completed Mn September with Mrs. Louise Simmons as sponsor. Her pep and enthusiasm seem contagious and the girls spent many hours learning new songs and yells. .The membership was open to the entire school and about 75 boys and girls availed themselves of the opportunity of showing 'the boysn that they were backing them. The teachers were all in perfect accord with the movement. At each game the dub marched out to the field and from its place on the sidelines, led by Lola Randle, Beatrice Wyatt, and Ruby Miller, yell leaders gave the boys encouragement to put their all into the game. During the half the Sirls, dressed in white and carrying streamers of red and white, marched out on the field and put on a stunt. They' made a pleasing picture as they chanted, 'we'll win this game, today we'1l win this gamen. After each game the visiting team and the home teams were entertained in the High School Auditorium. The hour spent together socially helped to cement the friendship between schools and to show the boys how stanchly they were supported. At different times the refreshments were served by the teachers, the Soph- omore Glass, and the Pep Clubg but usually this was done by the Home Economics Department. ' At the close of the football season Faye Miller was elected Football Queen and was crowned with ap- propriate ceremony. That day she and her attendants were honor guests of the club. 2 To show their appreciation the football boys ave a banquet to the Club and teachers, December 15, l 28. Games had been won and lost but the school spirit gained during the year far over balanced the lost games. -, lr. G b G JefmP4eQi:i?,,,,a, 3--e,,. .f PSPCZU8 lst. Row. Lena McCutcheon Kathryn Doolittle, Lola Randle, Beatrice Wyatt, Ruby uiiier., Mary Jo Walker, Inez' Chism, Marin Jackson, Pauline Bills, Gladys Williams, Letha Phillips, Maxine Ghormly, Catherine Chism, Lorena Gilbert. .2nd. Row. Ruby McCain, Mildred Carter, Loys Rutledge, Phyllis Anderson, Edna Lee Cuddy, Roberta Greene, Margaret Anderson, Mona Carter, Georgia Edge, Anna Whitely, Ol ie Davis, Ruby Ramsey, Alice Chilton, Mary Box, Opal McCain, Edith Hart. Srd. Row. Dorothy Anderson, Blanche Ledbetter, Cora Hart, Thelma Fisher, Faye Miller, Beatrice Johnston, Minnie Cochran, Mrs. Simmons Sponsor, Francis Mains, Evelyn Morrow, Thelma Parnell, Zura Hayes, Nettie Green. OUHLM AND A TTz3N04,v7g lst. :Row. Paul Jean Hurd, Dewerta Hayes, Garlan Creekmore, Football Captaing Faye Miller, Football Queeng John B. Stapler Jr., Francis Jane Taylor. Rnd. Row. Margaret Anderson, Freshman Attendant: Blanche Ledbetter, Sophomore Attendantg Cora Hart, Soph. Attendant, Beatrice Wyatt, Soph. Attendant, Sadie Elliott, Jr. Attendant, Lyle Crawford, Football Attendant, Verna Hill, Jounalismg Mary Jo Walker, Jr. Attendantg Mary Lee Kramer, Jr. Attendantg Ora Benedict, Jounalismg Edith Hart, Senior Attendant, Gertrude Mae Rice, Senior Attendant. ri ,AE ,-ig, JQIEEEPP Q CORONATTON OF FOOTBALL QUEEN PEP CLUB .u 41, 'V x 43... , .,M,,, , , ,J 3, .4 la.. ' 'fl - pi' 'fr R, av -' GE Q' x .Q Q -Mc M 1 36 ,QQ qw. 25' ...A f . 2 5 rl wig, M -SP1 sy? vs 1 P , ..,A fam if E'5.:1W:-F , , mm, 14 . ,K 1 Q,-lixwv. S X1 ,, A. kmaf? ' ' A ps f -4.- :Q f54f4?i . 1 .a . 1 , ,-Plz, Av -, , - sn, 1 f 1 -gwuy 4 s wk-1 ' 1 s S -ml, M '12 effqsafffh fggjaiksit? Mvewi 'q'.fi5.. -A J f arf., 3' qj gay I f:Q5L.,f:'f T 1114! F W .,.'1-nal, . E Qi! ..vm.,1Q 1 KH. 1, -Rm. Q,-.. wk Y ..,. 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Broken Arrow High School began publishing their first regular school paper UArrow Tipsn in the last 4 semester of the year 1937-28.2 We had never been able to publish a paper before on account of lack of supplies. Mrs. Esslinger, teacher of the Journalsim class of '27-'88, has sponsored the paper of both years, She was business manager of her college paper and is experienced in the work. Mary Esther Updike was the first editor of our paper. She also had had experience as she was a member of the staff Udlassen Lifen of the Jr. High school paper at Oklahoma City. 4, , Russell Latch is Editor of the paper this year. As assistant Editor of the 'Arrow Tipsn last year Russell gained valuable experience. Russell always worked hard to make the paper a success, and the school appreciates his efforts. s Much of the credit for the publication of this little paper belongs to Charles Peterson, publisher. The operations of the mimeograph are no longer a new thing to him. The typists named on the staff have printed the handbills, programs, enrollment cards, and other printing needed for the school. We feel that the Arrow Tips has been a success because it has given the people an idea of what is being done at school. It has given a view of all the depart- ments and things that were of interest to the students. The paper has been a medium of advertising of athletic events, plays, and other events, in which the school participated, bearing all the expense of this advertisingg considering all these things, and the valuable experience the pupils have gained, we feel justified in saying it has been a success. ' p 1 gpg sa 'Voca2'zcwAL AGRAICQLTURE 3Thirty farm boys are enrolled in this department for 1929. In addition to their double period class room work the boys are required to carry projects at home either livestock or crops. This requires that a boy must either be on the farm or favorably situated in town and have the support of his parentst They try at all times to put into practice what they learn in addition to observing the best farm practices of the community. The enrollment in this de-l partment has grown from thirteen to thirty with splendid prospects for next year. A few years ago two credits were allowed for the same work but the credit was cut to one in order to keep out any tendency toward taking the subject for credits sake. This past year the slogan has been nOwn your Livestocku From a total owned of 15 head they have boosted the owner- n. ship to 39 head of cattle, 32 head of hogs and 90 of poultry. 'Active part has been taken in the fairs with the objec-i tive 'Learn new practices' instead of specializing on winning in particular. They represented their school at the Tulsa State Fair winning 390.00 in cash premiums. e Five of the boys showed livestock of their own and all but one placed well up in the money, Singer winning second and . Connery third on Jersey yearlings. Harry Carter first on T his Shorthorn. Many grain samples placed well up in the - money. A This years plans call for much more active showing of livestock, already Harry Carter and Rhinie Wagner have 8100.00 registered beef calves on feed for the Fair this fall. They will show at Tulsa then at th American Royal T at Kansas City, where the calves will be sold. . At least seven dairy females will be shown and the l grain samples as usual. ' y The boys get five credits for four years work, the extra credit to cover the outside work. Active participation is taken in all community work and improvement. The whole work is built around the idea of learning the 1 experience and ideas of farming that have been gathered together while young instead of having to wait and ex eri- ence these hard knocks as their fathers have done. T .31 T , 1 ny as nThe man that had no music in himself, Nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds, Is fit for treason, stratagems and spoils.' ---Shakespeare. In l9l7 accredited music was firmly established in our schools as a regular subject, with Mrs. M.C. Williams as teacher, who still holds that position. The High School Girls Glee Club was organized that year with a membership of twelve singers, but was entered in the first county contest and came out victorious ini first place. 1918 found the glee club still intact, with sixteen members, also the music department boasted of a splendid quartet, which won first place in the 1918 meet. Since the first year of its existence this department has won trophies in glee club, quartet, solo voices, until it boasts of twelve medals in individual voice, fourteen cups and four nenants. The individuals who have gotten their foundation in music in Broken Arrow High School have made good in the different universities which they have entered by being placed in University Quartets and Glee Clubs. The department now has sixty-two members in girls glee club and twenty-two members in boys glee club, one of the best girls and boys quartets in the county and splendid soloists, in boys and girls voices. Those holding individual medals in this department are: Elsie Esslinger, Soprans Soloist, lst place. Glen Remy, lst place in Kendall College, lst place in Tlhlequah Meet, in finals in State Meet Ruth Mays, voice, Bnd place in County. Kathryn Doolittle, lst place in County, University of Tulsa, in finals in State University. Helen Neibling, lst place in Tulsa High studying in Chicago for operatic career. The girls glee club and quartet at present is considered the best in the County, having won lst place for the past three years, over schools twice our size in number. at Oklahoma Universit 3rd place in Meet at Oklahoma School, now FV' 1 s U I I I f ' u I 2 I E 2 3 x....,.... ,fs - s-A s ss s fi x wi-AJ-.lf 'aff-pfisss is s - --J es 91 QRS QAMZUB lst. Row. Lola Randle, Opal McCain, Ruth Holland, Anna McHenry, Lorena-Gilbert, Pauline Bills, Lena McGutcheon, Kathryn Doolittle, Edith Hart, Daphne Latsnaw, Marie Jackson Mrs. Williams. Bne. How. Eeatrice Wyatt, Betty Knight, Sadie Elliott, Cora Hart, Minnie dochran, Mildred Carter, Letha Phillips, ' Francis Mains, Alice Chilton, Maxine Ghormley, Mona Cornett, Merle Morey, Dorothy Anderson. ' i 'W-r -V-S A N gf 'Gigi'--Fg--V S Y X , 3223 G'L.f5EQ115? lst, Row. Ben Hayes, Lawson Gideon, Fred Metzger, Hugh Coshow, Elijah Huddleston, Fred Chilton, Emerson King, Dale Anderson, Maurice McGeechie, Harry Carter, Mrs. Williams, Instructor. Znd. Row. Bob Williams, Claude Hall, Max Gideon, i Garlan Creekmore,.C1eymont Hall, J. G. Walker, Galvin Winters, Loyd Randle, Charles Mayes. 4 ' M Q.. - A , ' GIRLS' C-LEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB Fl!! or 'evil . N V :fi . , fi P IHifJ'f, M X 4 .Q X ,,. ix. ,Q 1, , 2,01 ,. J? J. 3 , V, Q., f' . 1 pq fc-X v or gr, ,am Nga, . JUNIOR Lgwyggg , Junior Lawyers organized in September 1928, Mildred Carter was elected President. sesular club meetings were held at the extra-curricular activity period. All persons enrolled in debating and public speaking at any time during the year, were considered as nembers as well as persons do- ing special work in oratory. The chief purpose of this club was to promote public speaking. ,To accomplish this purpose practical work was done in debating, extempore speaking, impromptu speaking, - preoared speeches, and oratory. The work done by the club will prove a good foundation for debating and public epeakg s ing in 1929 and 1930. ' ' The best debating was given as a chapel program, The subject was: Resolve that capital punishment should bej abolished in the United States. The speakers werqueon the affirmative: Mildred Carter, Mary Lee Kramer and lvin Stricklin. Negative: Dorathy Schierlch, Woodrow Sherrill and William Kramer. Wellington Connery acted as chairman. The judges were Mr. J. A. Riley, Rev. H. E. Crane, and Rev. Hogan. From time to time students have given speeches in chapel. Experience in this department has aided them very much in practical way. ' The Chamber of Commerce sponsored an oratory contest along the lines of citizenship. Three medals were awarded as prizesg the winners: Ben Hayes, firstg Dorathy Schierloh, second: Francis Mains, third. Representatives were sent to oratorical contests that were held at Tahlequah CDistrictl, Tulsa, CTulsa Universityl, and Collinsville CCountyl. ' Winners: Tahlequah, second, Mary Jo Walkerg Francis Mains fourth. twellington Connery, third place in extempore speaking. ' ww. . . , be e s ,s,, lggqpbfe AW- n or ,if ar 'S 111-2 -' s . ' fit. ,I nniism SBIMHH CL U5 The Spanish Club was organized in 1928 by the Spanish instructor, Mrs. Louise Simmons and the Spanish ll Class. The main purpose of this club is to promote' the speaking of Spanish among the students. The students of the Spanish 11 Glass are all eligible to membership in this club, also there are two honorary - members, Mildred Garter and Edith Hart, who have already completed the course in Spanish. V Once every sex weeks the club was entertained in the homes of the various members. The Program included a Spanish lesson, a Spanish program and refreshments. These refreshments were often served Spanish style. The officers of the Club were: 1 . Gertrude Mae Rice------------President Melvin Stricklin------ ----- ----ovice-President Lola Mae Randle------------Secretary LA ZW C2023 d The Latin Club with Mrs. Esslinger as sponsor, was organized at the first of the year. The Latin ll students were the charter members, initiating all Latin 1 folk making two A's. One A entitled any one to be invited to be a guest.e W The aim of the club was to get better acquainted with the customs, and language of the Romans. The motto was: 'Quia agis, agas benen. ,The meetings Were held every two weeks in one of the member's homes. s T s Mary Lee Kramer- ------ ----------President Roberta Greens- ------ -- ----- 4- ------ Vice-President Letha Phillips-- ------- --- ---- --Secretary Ina Benedict--+----f---------Reporter -..oo A 'ifigggyn o ,oo hmnw. - 2 y A wr.-x -QJSQXNQX. -N .4 kF.4 'Nf.s, -Q vii M W 4 E A it wi 3 ? ii xv 55 5 66-PVUJE w -A ..-kJgf??6QQ6 - A.q. ......,.... . ,.,--- - .. - -mv-4v.1.aaumv - - ' to ng,-R ,401 :fr- ..,.. . . ...J . fm, , ' ::- 'Alr- ' . .-.,,... , ,I-u... 2. ,, - Y N . wr. u - , f....-. . - ,Y .+... gp g gg,2df! Qbqi T an - C ' , 1 ' '1 Y' vp- ul- ' - if . kx xr MN, : , , 'L - . . , 1 .1 1 'P ' .main---E I I Jasper Hart, 12 - . Russell Latch, 13 A ' ' Edith Hart, 12 Lee Phillips, 12 . . ,Betty Knight, 11 V .Mary Jo Walker, 11 ' 1 'Q Mary Esther Updike, 11 Roberta Greene, 10 Beatrice Wyatt, 10 x .. iv.-5 . Kate Kincaid, 9 ' Paul Simmons, 9 Lola Randle, 12 Charles Peterson, 12 Lenora Lentz, 12 Dorathy Schierloh, 12 Richard Showman, ll Versal Johnston, 11 Baxter Wilson, ll Faye Miller, 10 ' Blanche Ledbetter, 10 Oscar Peterson, 9 Maxine Ghormley, 9 Anna Whitely, 9 ' A ' 't , . A The Oklahoma High Schoo1.Honor Society was initiated during the school year of 1924-25 at the University of 1 Oklahoma. The purpose of this society is to promote higher . standards and scholorship among the students in the high schools of Oklahoma. Every accredited high school in the t state is eligible to organize a local chapter of the society Ten percent of the high school enrollment is eligible for ! membershipt ' f To attain membership in this society is a.distinot 5 honor. The names are listed and the year of school they E are in is indicated by the numeral. ' - -4523 Q, V , M .' , i. ' ' 17 WW' ' nb an ' ' P U T T Agwfgv II Home EEUNONICS CLUB The major purpose of training in home economics is the preparation for the practical side of home making. This is.the occupation of the vast majority of women and is of vital importance. That the girls may be well trained in home making, this club meets in class ninety minutes each day for a period of two years. During the first year they study cooking and during the second, sewing. They must learn how to clan meals, to cook and serve hreadfast, formal and informal dinners. They must learn hor to clan, mut and make dresses, both cotton and silk. They must study color, interior decorations, types of dresses to be worn by different types'of people and tXa many other things a housewife needs to know. T1-IE I-Iowan 3 I'uoLzvr The Senior Class, in their Junior year, with the aid of the other classes selected a design for the school to be used on the rings, pins, etc. The design was obtained from the Balfour Company who in return gave the school an honor plaque of bronze. The Senior standing highest in scholarship, loyalty, and achievement for the four years of High School is to have his name engraved upon an individual plate on the plaque. Jasper Hart had the honor of being the first to receive this privilege. The plaque is for a period of six years, and will be something to be worked for by all ambitious students. 'T - 41'fzf3i??Q s -1 ,N N..,kVk,f,,' V,,-2-..v?-npu . NWN fmyq, ,fy , - 1 Q A F , 3 ,N K . ki, - 4 ts J 5 I. r' .. 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If he stays sleek and powerful, a mule must have good hay in his manger and the right stuff in his feed box. Motors are the sane way. They are made for hard work, but unless you give them the right rations they lose pepand power. And there is this important difference between mules and motors. A poor mule will get back in condition on good rations, but once a motor nuns down it takes something more than correct rations to put it back in condition. Our definition of good rations for automobile include: First, an oil thin enough to lubricate when it's cold, thick enough for protection when it's hot and tough enough all the time to risist crank case dilution and keep metal from metal. 'PENNZOIL' Second, a gasoline that gives good mileage and saves the bearings by pushing instead of pounding, andthat burns to the last atom instead of leaving a residue to form carbon and dilute the gasoline- FARGO GUN FREE A good man gives a good mule or a good miter a square deal. we hayenft any oats--but we have Parco, Pennzoil, and all good Petroleum Products. - Smzfffczs' Sm TIOf1f-- llle e' 'l elr. h t . u ETH!! t 'wtwd W' s ' ' d':A r I , o.w A 5-3 Atal 1 QEKKEAX jf 1:12 am CPAZA 5 fi 3 'gg 5 E5 Kincaid, Harlan ,bv 6 32 is E men, Otto Esther Del' HMC, Add Davis. E 'o ,SF F3 56 F fi ,QE gg so 52 1-G H E 5.522 az Bw' is 335 Q- as D-Em dei E Biz-,rs 30353 -SEQD4. gmmgg mm! wg: : ll.-. l.. ' noon? 22 Dor Est ary mer, ell, tz M 0 . u berzer Jim .5 EE E avian QEMm3 -1-l 4-me E835 mcmg ul? Edith Hart, Le e Henson, Lloyd 2I't3I', Ben Hays' C. Walker qnd - d. C011 Q P. J. Pallisir J 6 5506 Ugg: .3 F4 -- Smal- ?. Q. 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Q on -5:-5-5-5 W-03 cs.:- 5-E F13 N B1 we I-I If-4 95 r 'Q '13 nf 39 TU ta P-1 E4 F' ta? Tr- T E this at Ulnlna, mklaly UP Bn E u X F 4' Q X l I I I 1 Rl 1 K4 .xg 1 Cf: W1 'NNI I KL O as 0 an L ELLOR r Autographs rom date. 0 St I H ' , c1JLn.,0 GAAA' I QALQ . Q Z2 ,f7 '7 W so f --701.9 - ,AL,OO4,.Z,.f fd, if 7-Q! J Fl-4 jeff? -I-' -15' 55.-i . -' 5 H' -tw:-5 'ies ' '-5 Y F 'I A F' 4 5-153551: . u Z m ct I ff P' Q- 5 J P Nb 0 al Road to F i-imwffrtf' - .5 .. 152' A .fy P H 52 1 15731 - ,l-5, .ls , ..-. - 3-5.-. - - ng :ix .-5.7 Q 1 ' 4-S PVP Much more than acting ablllty 1 pi, 05 5 A- fgvj-2 is essential ln Wlnnlng success n A551 52, vw IE motion pictures, according to David 'fl 1 g 'Ze' Rollins, popular film juvenile, who C 1555 ,Q f 5 L- E355 33' plays the featured role in Fox Films ? 5' : 5 9-' Prep and Pep, a. Fox play now ifa f--. f 5 Q 5 V' showing at the Orpheum theater ,l V aj 5 5 5 FI -531' E as a special Home, Sweet Home., at- l et-1 'E 'mu 5 5 Q mcuon. M' 5 p.,55 Q 5 Young' Rollins speaks from his .j 5:55515 :fi -we 5 Q.. 4 E own experience ln pictures, ot tjxgj -52 Mg 'wif Q E up ' gi -pfja-13 course, although he has been bs- Q5 ,...,5 5 6 -I 5 'ge fore the camera. only a. year. jfgjggi-' 4 1 E 5 2. E 5 H? I When I started out in pictures. fig'- ,jr 5 W5 5 H 5 if 'says Rollins, 1 thought that act-, 15 W 5 mg 5 5 ll- 5 5' j ' lng ablllty and a screen psrsonalltygv 5-ijigizli Q Q E 5 5 E .3 0 : 5 yi, was all that counted. P l afr,.3gg we 5 ! !5 5 Q y , -3. I have found out it as the narc- 'ff-9'-j - 'A D ag Q -- I- E f ifi Q71 ,est kind of work, and that the actor - 3551 - F E 5 5 5 , 4, .3 is required to do everything him- ,55,z.fS ' O E 3 tr g ,, . fz.q, self before the camera.-not hazard- Qgggfs, -5. 5- I 5 5 UI ' ,, -355 ous stunts, but things that require .5 FH mu 5,5 1-1:55 g C P 5 B- fgg' skilled application. 1 4-5e..,1 O H1 W limi 5 2: 5 5 In 'W1n 'rum on-1 Rollins nm - ,I 35? 5 E 'llllg : 5 'Es' D 5, -1 Egg: 'to play football and although skilled 5 '- ' be 0 .,,,5g of g m Q - at other forms ot athletlcs, Rollins, f l -3 .. ..,,55 55 5 ,U I 5 sf 'had to learn tho same for the ple- ' iN F 5 Q12 435 ' S- 5. f ture. Then came an air cplo and R! ., -55 - 5.4 4 N5 of Q 515-5 Rollins learned to tly an airplane e , ,K gn ,J 5 ,..g Q 5,7-E5 5,3 himself. That required weeks of fx , . 459 0 I4 95 +1 ' N study and actual application and ln .I ' M I 35 mg 4,5 fu 5 K5 5 Prep and Pep he was obliged to Q H 8 N5 5 ,H5 .2 N 4 N- , gp learn the military drills at prep 'ffl' gr I 5 ,45 Q. . , 5 school. 1-55555. 3: P m 5 5 gg S' 5 ,gg-gl The major Dart of Prep and A . 5- 5. Img .... G 5 E. sgijgfi 5 Pep was filmed at Culver Military - , z im' ,, Q 5 ,Q ,S 'jigs gacademy in Culver. Ind. This is a 'Q-jyzfp 5 l E9 5 .:: sn . 5 ,.:breezy story full of wholesome -9 113- 5 lm an qi 3 3 .-1,155 5 humor and excitement-a boy's ad- ,-:. me -'E pg GJ 57.1 iventues in the making of a better f-Q-5152-53 l- .qu Q : 5 ,Q , cltlzen, Nancy Drexel plays the .5.f.3':gf5.2e i Q 5,45 5 'E 3. 'feminine lead with Rollins and fsfjjff. 3 55114 H p5 3 'f lf j, David Butler directed. ' 5.-f i? m ! Q 5 0 , ' gen 1 'Rollins ls a. native of Kansas .if sq ...q 'H 5 E ' ,255-'Q City and later moved to California '. .5 E25 PII M 13 5 where he was educated. 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