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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1938 volume:

1 3 1 1 5 Q i F 1 E ! E s H E 5 E n 5 E ii a i ? si 5 Z ,f 1 W 5 e S i s E J, 66024414-if fUf27Q0 1'7fmj f,fl?4c:-,,71 Across the years my eyes met yours today...... I fzhohhvhn of little things the while ml talked X AA- x X A In the annual FACULTY you ORGANIZATIONS sEN1cRs will SOCIETY JUNIQRS find SPORTS SOPHOIMZORES HUMCUR Z u X N - rl - fa CO N f L N f 5 xx X X ,xxx x X-- . A ...x.....................A X .... . -- -- .. .,......-,.,-.---.-u---- :gt313:1Q:1:5:5:3:g1g1:Q:ggfzgzglgggys, , . ..... ..... . - so I I N l x N A Ii. fi O W fr' Q- , frd EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Robert Stewart ASSISTANT EDITOR Mary Kenslow SPORTS EDITORS Nora Seals Jack Naifeh ACTIVITY EDITOR Lois Rossor PHOTOGRAPH EDITOR Robert Mitchell SO IETY EDITOR rf., .J ff-X r f Lil, llll -,, C ,W film. BUS Lu ART Ma TYP Ha No B. He la L, Montogomery INESS MANAGER Cillo Hill EDITOR ry Louise Roberts ISTS rry Higginbotham rma Mae MoCutchen C. Blair, A SPOHSCR an Ross O .........,.......-.......--.....--.M.-..-l T- V -A of L X PI ' YEQQHHEHQO is 4 X- X X .ls y i'-Sify.-.W 1-. .....,- ' , HX Il I l v moe P ' L ' PH Ll,!,.xS,'e frp -U. d 'SL Wfpfz, J ,be r MW f!n 'a at 71- I 1, -I Chat 4 4- f-f,ill Q ,I ,Ln -15100, .,, K- lf K 1956 'fr xxx c l RY.. .W N I ,-N -N ,M-f,,WA -b ..--v-',.,...- - ' -..f 1-MM-..CJD Nj NXQZK, Xiihp if if i., .... I Deer Consoientioue Peaderz As e mirror reflects the imaee of all that oeeees so We have attemoted to create e oermenent reflection of the varied and interesting life We and our school mates have eoent in this our loveable Broken Arrow High School. We hooe you enjoy it as much ee We hive. Have you ever stood outside e buildinv end Watched the oeoole go in and out the door? Didn't those little glimosee through the door arouse your curiosity? H'tmy didn't, vou are one of the oddities of the world. So ,,,n5s o no .X X -.4--V -- A -.-.-- .-- O h PAX '5 2 . 63 -I ,iijg-f 5 . Qxx' Xu. W .P . 'if xl:a71f 'Q.f P -,.Xrj,f5M ., .--- H .........-.....,--.. .......,..-.-d.......,. . ,, for your ben . ' .,. 1 r .Aj,yrN45 'i -F15 fit and amusement you n are now, no on the outside look- , ing in, bu on the inside look- X ing at Br ken Arrow High School XX life. X In his panorama we have endeav red to present vivid pictures and accounts of X picturesque school life. x These following verses are a very fitting introduction to our year book. ..,. . . . Q--MX .... -.-......,..-...................-..L.-.N ............................................5 - '- X N , l 'Qi HMy heart will find new scenes, but oh, It will come back to these In Quiet times and seek Known paths, old dreams, love trees,H Again we, the HArrow Life ll stsff of '58 say, Uwe hone youlug it and thanksu, W ,A,4.- ein as Hoxoemew 25 ,4 ' Y . Fx, 35320 . 'iE2?ZXXX l f ,XX XX fn 'XX . ' ie X . 5.. X, VJSLCZ Us X X f . NfQi:.E2:,.E1:.E1513:f .,,,,nv-1 Y 5535555555:,g3Qif553 7 'W'l'L'5?Q5EEEis5:'sSs5s5gf:Ap , p ' X flX q During the past three ye life, we, the Senior Class of guided by the tender, but fi youthful but conscientious person as our sponsor. Even often discouraged by our beha sorry but we must admit she h her discouragcment,D she stay we were Juniors she worked u through the Jr. Play and the Then as Seniors she pushed an Senior Play and the Annual we an We wish to dedicate to o Miss Ross, our last and best Life of l958. ars of our school 1958 have been rm hand and the d wise hand of one though she was vior, Cand we are ad good reason for ed with us. When ntil she had us Jr. Sen. Banquet. d pulled until the re completed. e ir true friend, ffort, this Arrow 1 Seniors of 1958 X X .X x nYY7llsiQ .,.,.. hUQisgi ',.,g.g.3.g...g,g.g g.g,g,1.:.g.,.g.g.g.1 u..,.,L.. .......,..,.,.,. L I .,,.., 4 .,,... -. . ,X -....,, .. ,, --,,-- X .. Wm. Wilson ------- President Elmer Loyd- R. C. Beaty -Vice-President ----------Clerk Lee Walker-------purchaser . ,. -1 ,- J. g. rrlgg el ------ -EQQHHJQI' I R x X EQOA KD QF zmucfvfaofl f3'7 :' Fu?-'7Tf?11.'7T'f','? .Y P -.-.Sdn-,-,-,-.-.-.-.'.-. .....,. 25 Y.. ..., , ..- ,. , .m, f --'-:-:-1-:-'-:A1-:-:-:-:-:-.---.-.'-:,:-:-1-1- K 'x X .X N f wJ - Y ffxxil A .X SUPERINTEWDENT OF SCFOOLS RQ DQ P157-yn PLAU XX Maynard NCPQ, B. S. High Schccl Principal 'W 1 JL, W. Caillccl BJWS. H-l.. M- ci-l..l .llmimilli Agriculture Cflldl NC '73fU'1, B- A- Mrxric DCLPQI, Fl. in Science and Athletics gmmmcrcg Lnurcncc Lcvfur, U. S. Mnrgwrct Thatcher, B Mathematics and English Vccwl Music English Helen Ross, B. A. Vclltc Ncrth, B. S. English Instrumental Husic Vcra Pnrkhurst, B. S. Home Economics and History Dora Esslingcr, B. A Latin mnd Histcry UT' r r i- nl 'fX:Q:?f:21.g.QQZLLQ'2511112glgljlgiyiglgljlglfg Qigfzlglzir-1-2-'5-.-:-1-:gr-:-:::::g.g.:':1:L 1 l i ...- '- .-.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.j.'.'.'.'.' . :I-I-. . . 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The way is clear, our path is steep On this path--our thoughts We'll keep We're locking into the future's eyes: We build the ladder by which we rise. As We Climb, our banner floating For the outcome, ever hoping Pure in purpose, pure in thouqht Obtainins the success so lone sought. At the top wc hope our future lies: We build the ladder by which we rise. We'll continue up the grade Our sorrows will quickly fade With quick and eager strides. The ladder we'll climb with a steady eyeg We climb the ladder by which we rise. --Mery Kenslew X s -e liieyl-- irii.a- C 2 H is i 'xy I j J O :-1-1-I-2-1-g:5:1:2:e:2:g: :g:g:::::::5:y 'X X 'T I 'vm I 1 I E A K ROW -1 FE THINGS WEEH-'WE DQNEEAND SAID. 5.5-5351 CBS I QQURTESY PAXQ1 Ralph Couch on an English Literature pe At bottom of page---Hover oleosen---At you very much.W NONE ARE SO DEAF AS THEY WHO Seniors--Junior Senior Fight? Never he EXPERIENCE--SENIOR POE It is better to keep your mouth closed than to open it and make them sure. DRAMA?? That Senior Play--was it e wow! WE CAN'T REMEMBER WH Senior--Of these silly undignifled Juni A CASE OF MISTAKEK IDE as a portion of a discussion one dey in Bixler to prove his point said: HWhy I times out of ten peoplcln WAS IT COLD OR WAS IT June Robertson Cat Senior Play Practice pitcher of gglng ice water. BUSIWESS ENGLISH Question-UHow is the carbon copy of a t Norma Mae-UBy Mn1l.U Mitchell-UNO! by rnll.N ' BLANK EXPRESSION Lucille-UIt looks like it would be harm on your face.U Robert-UNot for some peoole--just look R '-2-rf: :fa-:fm-:-2-V:-Qgggggg:fgl:2:e:f:ggg nw .U :J O wrote: of per top next page---Hthank WOU'T HEAR!! are of it. ICY? and be thought a fool ET- ore! NTITY English Literature Bob um probably like nine COLD? Y'Miss Spetchet wants B elegram sont?H to have n blank expression nc+vrrl.U I .,u.A, D ,I f -fr- :I 3- .-1-Sfvf 'wh -0. 'SN N4Sax .'2 :'20':-2'2 a12f!0.f2-2120:-H' fri-',0',-'-',-2: ,' 6 .R Fa ff' - Licffeeqk LF If-3'y8!E VWW 453, fQEW j 1:1 fi' 1 QXHPSY -2.1 'wee--552-mf'5f 5335 2,icn:,5ma0:'y 'vigfwz 2 Y . , D'98Z'57 LE ,4 Eii..Q1 yfifllm' 2 A tLQ?fSH loGu tohen 7 9. I aku.. . ' .4 .1 Q91 3 fi 2 - NV ,..:. i f -:fu ,AM ' G- : ..ul1. 5 55 0316 I' -J .J A IQ fqgyv 1 ,psf f 111 MEET THE SENIORS Mary Baker 'Silence is golden.' 4-H Club, '55, '56, Basketball '55, Glee Club '56. Pauline Blair 'A winsome gal with a winning smile.' Sigma Phi Eta, F. H. A. '56, 57. Edna Mae Bryan 'I wont go tonight.' Basketball '55, Softball '57, '58, Sigma Phi Eta '58, Pep Club '58, Kathryn Chappell 'If eyes eould talk, she'd be an orator.' A-H '55, '56, F. H. A. '57, '58. Leberta Dalton 'Perpetual talk? I discovered it.' Pep Club, '56, '57, '58, Softball '57, Tennis '58, Basketball '56. Laverna Davis 'Preparing for the 'Mrs.' Degree.' Basketball 4 years, Glee Club '56, Football Queen '58, F.H.A. Pauline Dearston 'She believes in study as well ns e good time.' Softball 'seg F. H. A. fss, '57, Ruth Ferrell 'I'll tell you something if you won't tell anybody.' Glee Club '56, Shannon Steno's '57. Maxine Finley 'She holds her thoughts in sight, through joy they run and leap.' Shannon Steno's '57. Gladys Goodner 'A demurely sweet girl full of latent power.' Shannon Steno's, 4-H '55, '56, '57. Lillian Holland 'Hopel Hope! Hopel' Sigma Phi Eta, Basketboll '56, 4-H '57, Softball '55, '56, '57, '58. Wanda Howard 'I have a new dress and it'f the cutest thing.' . Delta Delta Beth, Pep Club 5 years, Tennis '58, Football queen Cand. Dorothy Keener 'She has two eyes so soft ond brown.' Basketball 4 years, Junion Senior Play, President of Sigma Phi Eta, Class Secretary '55, '58. Mary Kenslow 'To go and grow.' Pep Club 5 years, Senior Play, Class Secretary '56, Annual Staff. Billie Kirk 'She knows her own mind, no one else does.' Basketbrll '55, '56, Pep Club 5 years, Glee Club '56, '57, '58, Tenni Clara Leevenworth 'Never too busy to smile.' Glee Club 5 years, Softball '57. .--Y 1 V ........ ,.... .-.-.-..-. .... - ..... ,, , X - f X- ,-,,, ,.. , ,...- .1 r' -, ry ,. ..,... .... .. ..... .,..,. M X I T! D O -E?fE:i:f:f:2:E:, Q:Q:Q:5'Q:Q:i:gxg3i3:gLi5::lY I P x.X L -::::1:1: -:-1: : -:4:- 1 L Fd Cecil Lee 'Our fate Basketball 5 years, Louise Lemon UAW, G Softball 'se '57g s Norma Mae McCutchen Honor Roll 4 yearsg Glee Club '57. ' Constance Megee US Honor Roll '56 '57 Willa Lee Montgomer Tennis '58, Junior Noveta Murdock UOh Lucille Nill Ulf l Annual Stiff '58, B Honor Roll '54 '56. Roberta Plant UWhe Pep Club '56 '58g B Mary Louise Roberts Band '57 '58, Paper Nora Seals HCheerf Basketball 4 years, Emilie Tammen HSol Glce Club 5 years. Beta Utley NI wish Band '57 '58, Glec Dorris Vaughn UWcl Bvsketball '55g G1 Florene Wagwoncr H Basketball '55 '56g Dora Williams Uicn Sigma Phi Eta '58, Hef '58, Nora Williams Sigma Phi Eta ire but in curselves.H Softball '57 '58, lies not in our st ee!H ecretary of Sigma P h NTime is so precious, don't waste it.U Annual Staff '58g P till water runs deep '58, Latin Club '57 y HGimmee Gimmee.N ff '5 Play, Paper Sta could only find on I Have you secn my l '3 S askotoall 5 years, 'lou like IS ren St,f '5e Annua ulness itself- lovi I fl rc is dat niggerlu Qsketbill 5 yearsg S ' i'e 1. F c - o'f 'ng fl A Softball '57 'seg emn and serious.U for higher ideals. Club '56, Delta Delt l liked. graciously sc Club 'seg Pep Cl l'll bctcha a hambu Delta Delta Beta ' u F' 6 tlc and thoughtful.' F. H. A. '56 '57. unusuvl charm and g F. H. a. '56 '57, Y 1 Ph, fl H J c X Aki-:-:-: ' ' r fljii is unior Play. i Eta, Tennis 'sag F.H.A. aper Staff '57, '58, ll 7 '58g Annual '58. atest flame?U to suit mc.H . ecretary of class '57 o I cnior Playg Opperctta '56 h girls, Oui?U 583 Senior Play. gr. 11 nnualg Sec. of Pep Club. a Bctag Senior Play. sweet.W b '58g F. H. A. '57, zrrlrl .. .J .. o 83 Pep Club, F. V. A. ace.H :gf 7,1 ,., f , '-3 -: :fe1:i:::!:ZT1:1:Q:1:5',i',i,'Q2?Z,QiQ:1:Y'1:Y: 2:25115:1',1',-,'-,'51:I:-:l- UE V I-7 'P' :.'i7Qi'flQf.QfffffQQ lllff Ia IAQW L 1? E June Robertson nS1ngular in charm, olural in fr1endshio.nA Junior and Senior Playg Basketball 4 yearsg Peo Club: Tennis. Bob Bixler MBounc1ng Bob and his bubble aum.n Basketball 5 yearsg Football 'SBg Senior Play: Track S years. B. C. Blair NThe man with the heloing hand.' Basketball 'seg Softball 4, years: Football 'sez Paoer staff. Billy Chaoman NI'll take a oost graduate course at East Gentral.n Basketball 4 yearsg Junior and Senior Playg Song Leader 56. Raloh Couch UI know I'm right.n Football 4 years: Paoer Staff V57: Annual Stay? '58g Vice Presi- dent of class 5 years. Mack Delk NIT the oresldents had a oresldent, heid be lt.u Basketball.4 years-Caotaln '5S: Football 4 years-Caotain '58g Honor Roll '55 'SS '58: Class President 4 years. James Faull nBand formation by Teh Faull.U Band 4 years: Wrestling: Track: Glee Club '57. William Finley HGreat men are never recognized during their l1fetlme.n Band 4 yearsg Honor Roll '5B: Annual Strff 'S8. Dirl Hawkins UEasy Go1ng.H F. F. A. 5 years: Treasurer of F. F. A. 5 years: Poultry Judge. Harry Higgnbotham UHe likes to braid the alrls' ha1r.n Paoer Staff '58 'S7: Annual Staff '58: Delta Delta Betsy Shannon Stenos' 'S7. A . Maurice Ingle HJust fiddling time away.V Fu Fu Ag . Jesse Kelley UAW yn wenta' make someoin' out of lt?H E10 FD Al George Kizer nBut I don't understrnd.n Band 4 yeersg Softball S years: Hungry Five. , Bob Laws NI'm in the movies now.N Joe Laws HGive me a gal and a Ford v-ell Football 3 yeorsg Senior Play: Wrestling 2 yerrs. I ' A - -... - ,Z . -.... ...-. . . .,.......,.....-..,.....- . ....... me--0--4--an oieoou,r.,, ur 19 e 7190 ... 1 , r .. u--. 4.............1.... ,'J5l-l--. Kenneth MeGeehie NGrinsH F. F. A. 4 yearsg Softball 2 yearsg Pa Robert Mitchell Hmske it 7:45, I'll b Band 7 yearsg Annuelg Hungry Five, Ore Rnleh Moore NRemee.n Basketball, Treek,-Caetain '57g Feetbr Jack Ne Feetbal Melvin Fentbal Carl Ra F. F. A. Jack Rn Junior Charles Shannen Charles F. F. A Vern Sr F. F, A R. E, S Bend 2 Hebert Band 7 er Rell C. R. V F. F. A Charley Fnetbal sxNX'Nw8E: 4 1:1f 332532: lg If ere made net born fek 2 yemrsgJunier ifeh uHerees l 4 yearsg Tr P 1 4 years-All eut me in e class Stete Team '58g S erry HDnn't fferty nTall Peultry Judging Teamg F. F. A but every ineh e wllngs NHe knows his nniggern Plavg Senier Pleyg Pseer Staff Ray HL1ves ef ell great-men r Stenns'g Bexins. Rebertsnn nAlways smiling.N . 5 yenrsg Wrestling 58. eel NA very quiet msn.H . 4 yeers. mittle HI still Want te argue. yearsg Basketball 5 yeersg Seft Stewart Uwise men change their yeersg Paeer Staff 2 yeersg Ann 4 years, Valedietnrian 58. ance uOur Here.u , . 4 yearsg Junier Pleyg Track Wilsnn UThe livesteek msn.H 1 'SBQ Wrestling '58g F. F. A.' F !3e w.1, DGP Sthff '37. e there at 8.N hestra. llg Senier Play. ll and Senier PlnygSnftba1l with enmmen men. wftbnll: Treekg F. F. A. ventlem0n.H O eerts.n '57g Glee emindtus- Clubs --un W I bP11 2 yearsg Feetbnll. t minds--fnd wnys.H . ual '57, Editer '58. Hen- 38. 4 yerrsg Seftball 2 years f n 7 1 -:TTFTW .-fvvzf-.,-15:4-.y.,1..xi-.'1117-11,'L'-225-1-1 'f T .. -, . 51:-2 '- f ' 'z z-.zg.,.-gl'-H.,--.,' V .a . ' T S d--l.ll.ff.Q3 fxlillxgjxf' -' JJ L 5' i.:1g.gggf.,q3g1g1T:gi -if :7 ': CLASS HISTORY Way back in 1926 en eager group of youngsters stood waiting impatiently for the doors of the new Proken Arrow Grade School to open. We were anxious to begin our school career, to climb the ladder of success, te build it rung by rung as we should com plete each year of school work. The first eight grades we finished eventfully--and unevent- fully. Finally, nfter eight years of work end olny We were Fresh- men. Eighty-nine of us stood on this, the 9th rung ef the led- der and felt very quiet. We Were high enough not thwt we could see the top and high enough that looking down made us dizzy---at leest our instructors snid we were. The next full we entered Broken Arrow High School as Seph- Cmerss. After, tend only efter,D our initiation we were full- fledged high schcel students. We were 'ell represented in the sports, band, glee club end various other activities. This year was closed with only the more rungs in our school ladder. As Juniors we were very prvud fer we hed the lergest class ln high school. Seen we began wrrk en the Junior Plwy, Nhystery nt M1dn1ght,U n bleed-curdling heir-rrlsing Tystery nlry inter- mingled with cemedy furnished by two drrky servents. Then months ef prcperrtion were cllmfxed by the Junlfr-Senicr QPHOUGt. On the good ship S. S. Jun-Sen, we entertrined the Seniors, our one time rivals. but then the best of shlpnrtes. September 7, 1957, We entered the deers ff High Scheol with P very jeyous feeling. We ferget that in cnly nine shcrt months we shfuld lefvc never sgnin to meet together. We Senicrs felt very breud when LP Verne Dnvls, our cendldrte fer ffftbfll queen Wes elected. Our play, Hdheerio, My Deeric Wes successful. And the nnnunl-ih the rnnunl! - mcnths of prepwretien end then-Grnd- urtion Week. Now, deer elrssmrtes our High Schfol lvdder is climbed,---We've Written nctes, studied lessens, hed parties vexed tenchers, end lived the life of hnnpy boys nnd girls. So We'll close the curtfin on the clnss ff '58 end merely say nFinisU. ,V , e.. -,, - -.. - .1 - ,,,.. K.,CT..l..HMM .... -.l......m,mlHh- s , r -,flfa . lhulgjjfff , T . - 2 X - f. l -, ., '1llHlliiiEEEmEEEEEEEEEEJLJJ j-Jfl LLHwmmwEwHwwmweWHFmwmET .I 1 -1 ,L NN RS D, ...4 l AV A + wg Y CN A W . M w, X, , Y. , A 1 . ' N 'Q ---f f -'Q1 :A'A --w kkfluli' f9ff ':. P, f ' ,. .'1- I f2E :5fif5''f5E3?i???1T11lfff5fif?ii'52f-51i.1i22i2f:52ii2:?.1iFN T- m ---- 322222 .4r!:32f A K-Q:4f?3Q1f'T ' ' -lAk- jfiiF??i'g'f' 3? 2 K :':i L ,1'.. :.f.::1.i-3. G-an :cd EJ -, pJL2'2 gf fLf3w1 . 7 fxfvi D : li.VCf2' ,... Qlhl . .::. . :T .- .f--T,, 17-l ,.WA L.. .,-i-. .-.-.-.,.N...-,,.,.- ' :':' Mx 5:1 ':'1 lg ,X ge .1-...J , , l:fg 5 jf , ' X A ' ' 59? 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CLASS WILL We, the Senior class of Proken Arrow High School, County of Tulsa, and State of Oklahoma, being of unsound mind and disintegrating memory after four strenous years, do hereby make, publish and de- clare this as our last and best will and testament, hereby revok- ing all former wills, beouests, and devises of whatever nature by us already made, To the entire Junior Class, before we say Qoodbye, We'll will our happy days in dear ol' B. A. High. And to the members of the H. S. Faculty who us Seniors did train. We will the Mem'ry of a Senior's ramshaokle brain. To Mr. Ness, the inspiration, hope and prayers of the Seniors That next year, e bigger and better, yes better, bunch of digniti. will be here. To Mr. Newton, we will the memory of a Senior group, Who tried to help his undefeated troup. To Mr. Castles, we will the Senior mites And with them, all their rights. For Mr. Leafer, we leave all our geometric knowledge, We hate to take it on to college. For Miss Perkhurst we leave her n book of Home Ec., To use on some poor msn when he's at her cull und book. To Mr.-Patterson, n model Senior Fless ve'll leave. ll receive. In hopes a diploma we' We leave Hrs. Esslinger n large class in Ceeser. Maybe next year Latin Meek Delk, our presid Il will be easier. ent. wills to Lewis Fisher, his grrdes of A In hopes that Fisher will be n Senior some fnr distant day. Yathryn Chappell, Peuline Derrston, and Ruth Ferrel, these ladies will lend, to Ovid Henson, Glete Dodson, end Arlene Friggle their love for n sterdy boy friend. William Finley very willingly wills his onrt in the Hungry Five, To Enlo Chisholm who'll change it to Stnrvetion Army, if it's still alive. To Allie Aud, Willa Lee Wills hor little red shovel, And then neither will live in P hovel. In typing, Louise Lemon wills her very nwnt why , To Frank Whiteley ond Vernon Brown vho'll need it some day. Robert Mitchell wills to Jessie Gilliland, his glnsses, So thot young mnn may have power o'er the messes. Retn and June will their charming nersonnlities, To Gene Graham with all her reputed resonlities. Clara Leavenworth leaves har quiet disposition, To J. T. Ferrel, so he'll hvvo no more opposition. Norma Mae HcCutohen wills oooh ond every freckle, To Helen Repschlneger and then She'll make someone's hevrt go NPity-zekle.H Emily Tammen lervos her chewing gum To Evo Lou who nlreedy has some. Dorris Vaughn leaves her quiet way and Florone her curly heir, To Horriet Wilson to use when she's n Senior feir. X, n J e e e , low- j Z, M E, ........-..---....-......-.-,...............,,7 X X 'Q1:3:5:3:5:ii9r s:s:si::2:seJ J X J O ' U. t , ssss fa Row ,1 FE ss s Dickie Keener to Edna Tammen wills her So she may shout from ell the towers. To John Yarger the K Ranch is willed b orntorlcal powers. Pillie Kirk. CWe hope he'll from his duties never sKlrk.D Dora Williams leaves her studlous ways So when vexed at u pupil they'll just Io Roy Aud 1 oul t Junlox, will P C Leave his ready talk and also his dark Sill Chapman wills his love for n sarc to Groomes Howard, Hcackle-tyu. Blair, wavy hair. nstlc remark, So of exams he'll not be a coward. Nora Williams wills her sweet disposition to the faculty 3 j ,ha L e 1 an , ,.L . E To Kenneth Dodson, vmo'll use it just Rob Bixler wills his talent for gettin To Tracey who'll try it when he gives Mary Louise Roberts wills her pretty r To Tlne Besse who for the snme thing h Noveta Murdock wills each of her dates To Ruth Murphy, a Junior gel who fairl Eugene Kincaid and George Klzer will t To Steve Flanagan and Paul Hnrsen, for For Gladys Elsey will our own James Fa or a lark. g by with anything, the girls a ring. ed hair, as e decided flair. ! y well rates. heir quiet dlsnosltions, them its c rvoulsition. ull, Will himself and no more for that's all. Robert Stewnrt wills his ability ns Arrow Life Editor, To Cecil Wilson, his would-be scholsstlc competitor. Gladys Goodner Vaughn will will her hm To Wilma Hart, who'll probably need it Dirl Hawkins and Harry Higginbothnm wi in every thing they do, To Eugene Will and Charles Vaughn, so year pull through. - Melvin Perry wills his ebility to box To Warren Dark who gets the knocks. Chfrles Robertson wills his power to l To anyone who would like to be n wlnni To Glen Luther do Charley Wilson end C Will their love for 0 merry dance. Leberta Dalton wills her dignified pos To Joe Schoggen with his lnstvnt decls Mexine Finley who from rrgument refrni ppily married life, ln the future strife. ll their undivided ottention they'll undoubtedly next ook strrlght ahead in a rece, ng ace. . R. Vance ltion ions. ns Leeves to Eugene Mrtthaws her well-trained brains. Wanda Howard wills to Rob Simpson Her phone Cecil Lee Lenves to To Vernon Leave her calls and dates, so he can be Winsome. with her brilliant tslk Flizebeth Keller her dignifl Smith does Constance Magee ability with n certain degree. ed Walk. Lucille N111 leaves to Virginia Kirk Her ability to absorb good work. To Nadine Layman Roberte Plant levves Just that--pure and simple. The Juniors receive from Lois Resser Her studlcusness so they'll be no cros ,, e. , v K her dlmole SGT. 4. ..............,-,f:,-..:, , - . N Q 5 , 1' f X .g are ssesjf-sees ff '--gg-:-:-'fr-1-:Is :-.genrg:A'-tfgigg'frfqgf'-'-'-z-yggg-'zz-1-:5'----' -: ,J :-: Sgggjggsijzizfziz 2:12-',:g5:E:5i5:5F7 ' ' Li L is , l t rnr rrr rezrf ' 3 ' ft sow I - A ' . . il gd Nora Seels leaves her blonde hair to Opel Hoe Kleiss So she may cotch the young men's eyes. To Charles Wilson, R. E. Smittle Wills lO lbs. of hi So as e Senior thot young men may rate. Corl Rafferty leaves his renowned comedy rotions, To Leonard Detmer who of the people will plerse cert 4. . .. ....1........ S weight, L rin fections. Lillian Holland wills her good grades to Bill Ponder, Who'll need them when he's a Senior way out yonder. Charles Rey wills his certoons and bright red bell, To his friends--Harold Prrnell end Chester Hell. Hfry Baker leaves her love for typing to Margaret Mc If when working she'll never chew a Beeehie. Pauline Bleir wills her pretty becoming blush To Mory Jo Snyder who about us often does rush. Edna Moe Bryon leeves her love for e satin materiel, To Geraldine Layton who likes breokfast cereal. To Donald Begwell, Henry Rrown, end Som Reyd, is wil Rob Laws, Ralph Couch end Meurice lngle Their sincere hopes they won't be left alone end sin Her baby foce is willed by Mory Kenslow To Elizabeth Mitchell so she may win e beeu. Joe Laws wills to Crrl Coopege his Ford, And also, to pull it, n bright green cord. Laverne Davis lerves her bnshfulness to Lillivn end And hope's they'll be used just o little. Jock Neifeh wills to Hutkie Moore his English nobili Gechie, led by gle. Rob Smittle ty, So when an actor his rudience'll hove pence and tronouility. His love for playing Negro prrts is left by Jeck Rewlings, To nnyone for use in future cnllings. Rolph Moore leevos his steedy girl-friend to Joe Fos If next yeor, n certain gel, he has lost 'er. His riding on the school bus is left by Vern Sngel, TC Treveen Ezell, the Juniors' own orivete joy. Edward Church with greet ceremony, Wills to Newton Hodges his herp her-mony. Kenneth MeGechie leoves his wrestling nbility, To Thurman Kendoll--with all his agility. To Mrs. Autry we will with cheer, The Seniors to rule for Q whole school yevr. Lest, and by all means least, we will our Sixty-two hendkerchiefts in which to Ween To our deer Alma Meter go our thanks For all the joys of those four years just We're sure that you will lovingly recnll Eoch one of us while memory doth lest. Having bequeothed all that we possess, heve possesse pest. to possess, we hereby appoint Miss Ross, our sponsor, of this, our last will and testament. In witness vm hereunto set our hands end serls this 20th dey of Mo Sifxnfeo: Se ter o studious boy iss Ross, sponsor, M nt our loss. d, and expect as executor ereof we have y, A. D. 1938 nior Class ..... ' U. 3.3 .......,.. -.. -., -7- - '---- - W -Y 19 5 5 .... . ...,l,, .,.,., - SEN I OK CAQ E NDAIQ f I ,2'?3M2w5'?' ' ff' 'li if mm' 'an 'mf -5 -'rl ' Win. ' ' In Sept . we start ed to A SChOO1 45 ,17 ,, .jigs T her S We bl' Ok 6 t he 9 Yi, Golden Rule a. 4 E .5 Af Q . Tb Ae' 3 -' JLfY it -.Hf I- ,' -L :.,?.r! 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Q!fY'65l December came on with ag Q .eff 5' rusbf QI QQ fjfx?2N Many girls under theg . iyl Jw w N mistletoe did blush Q - 2 ,136 - . - - ,- , .am . .i-1,1 ' A..-l .I :vt--. - :ht-h, -l-r-- .v-'I' . it ..,. , A fa t. :n1..-- --'- wif ' 4-4 F . ' WN ' f 45 'tr . ,::ZfD'-, . 4.5-1:, . '--c..- 24 2 '- . -1 . 'H' ' -qv' .wwf , V-,ag f.-:-,g- . P .ng ,,-.- . .14 .-:,,.- ' , -..1'-v. ', -.5 .-lu' . I ,N 5w...,f , , ,,, n,ayanm . ly' X .him--..,fK...:.'. ILL. M , c C v.,..f. , L I -.-v .1 Q, vvcn- K' if H I l l f' fl ' - ayuyvwwwe I .-:-, : fm . .,-' ..'-,Lange ,,' '--'1 2 V' ,--an--. ,, 522433 - 1r':v:.i5?-1332! . ' ' 1'-it .,.43?.,'xg.-LESY1, Basketball came with January Then the teacher got contrar In March we pre- sented the Sen- ior play That's one that will be remem- bered many a day April, banquet Was announced And girls wore dresses that-- Were flounced, May we wore our caps and gowns Some of us looks ed like clowns. f 1 lltzf AIQIQQW 1 me 'fzig -J -la. CLASS PROPHECY The stage is darkened and in the center of the room sits an old lady looking over her nicture book that she 'ent when she was a Senior in the Broken Arrow High School, in l958, UMy old memory book, It was ouite the fad then for girls to have them, Dear me, that was forty years ago. How time does fly. NWe thought our High School was a very fine school in those days, I think I'm in the front row of this picture--all the girls wore sleaveless dresses, socks, and bobbed hair then, HThis tall boy standing beside me is Robert Stewart, He was the brightest boy in the class, The teschers were very oroud of him. He's our dear old country judge now, NAnd this little boy is Eugene tincaid, Why he's the old man who runs the corner drug store, HAnd this fat boy is Joe Laws, We eynected something bril- liant of him, but he ran away and became a tin nan neddler, I bought some pans from him several years ego. UAnd this tall girl on the other side of Joe is Lucille N1lL She's built a home for Homeless cats down on College Street, She and I were such good friends, but I liked all my class mates, UThese two girls are Doris Vaughn and La Verne Davis. They were always such good friends, Vent together and have been in business together all these years, La Verni didn't let Q little thing limu her marriage stand in the way, WYes, they own that big millinery store on Niin Street, They hwve made 1 wonderful success of it, HGood old Tr, Higginbotham, You would never recognize him cs this little fat boy on my right, HHere right behind me is Ruth Ferrel-she founded that solen- did school for girls in Chine, and here is Carl Rafferty, the most famous surgeon in the United States, This funny-looking lit tle boy is Jack Rwwlings, Vice-Tresident of this great country, You cannot always tell by a f llow's looks what he will be in 'fter years, This is Maurice lngle, Who would have thought he would hcve meds a famous nrefcher, I heard him last summer in Boston, Here's venneth VCGtCh1u, .He went as o foreign mission- WPY and hvPe's Rnlnh Couch, He was so trying to all the teich- ers but gained their eternal grdtitude by estcblishing that snlendid big onartment building where uTCh tu Chu? may have free of cost, the most adorable little apartments you evfr sew, I Yum- -1 , f... ,..l 1 1: f' W ry :f V - f 'yr - -e-.-.-.- -,----- ' x N' L I J j .J O 5:iirizfri694,35224223s:,:5:Q:i:i:ZF:f:F57IY A KKO W LJ F E 1 was there yesterday to see Miss Ross. She is Fin:-:iz-:-:2:iz-'I'f:-:-:-:-ggggzgr-:-Q-:-1-H'-f-21:-2-1-11112--, very old now, but still active. Loves to reed end cook in that cute little kitch- en. WHere's Mrs. Esslinrer. She was Lotin teacher in our old school until she uns pensioned, HAnd here is B. C. Blair. He vent abrood, ambassador to Italy, who would have thought it? And these two boys, Robert nitchell and Melvin Perry became rival lawyers. HThis is Maxine Finley. She become n Red Cross Nurse to Tur- keV. NJune Robertson, Bets Utley and Nerf Louise Roberts all mer- ried wealthy men and became society leoders, one Norma Mae Mc- Gutchen, Cecile Lee Node splendid school tefchers. This boy is Leon Weems, nrivnte secretary to the Governor of New York, and this is O. R. Vance, Chief Justice of would have thought our little class we Who the Supreme Court. uld have become so famous? HNOW who is this? Oh yes! Thet is Dirl Hewkins. Ho went to South America we e civil engineer. Built the most wonderful bridges. He certainly did come out. HOW well I remember help- ing him day after dey, with his msthemotics. And this big fmt boy, Chnrles Robertson bought out Ringlnnd Prothers's Circus ond traveled nll over the world. WThis group of girls, Clorn Leovenoorth, Voveto Turdock,fnd Constance Mejee ell married end mode happy homes. After all homesmnking is the best career any Women een hnve. UThis boy, R. E. Smittle become on nviotor, ond Vern Sogel next to him, invented thot wonderful automobile thot runs with- out QRS. It mnde D fortune for him. HCherley Wilson on this end, been public schools, end Charles Rey turned out to son. HOn this side of me is Mock Delk, in years. We used to be such good friends. HThis program urs the night Georg' Kizer career as n wonderful oretor. He won he prix that night. This hosketbrll ticket! 1?, tWe hnve et B.A. High Bchool Qnmes. Jomer hfvll Yolo while Jock Nnifeh couched et Annrp lie, n ley peddled renl silk underwear. Tvsn't trwt . .---.i.......-1.......................-........ -.......... .. .. A.. ...-.,.. 1' 5. Zz- - me superintendent of the be o second Edi- I hoven't henrd from him stnrted out on his o in the contest fun we used to heceme coach at nd Willinm Fin- just like him! . '1 - ' '1'-'- ' A---g:5:5:5:5irf1:2:rz9:rsi1::::12:::qg5g5Q:2:r:1:I-211?121E1Er?1?1FZ r f ff fiiiifiililllilif:S?11':EgQ:SrfrE:5:?:3:S rf:fv5:-15:25 -LT ...----gi..i..,...,:.-.::l 15251 AKJQCJ XIV J' il E. .'gg51-go.,- o UA dgnge Dpggpqm - Bob Eixler took me that night, He went into the army as Q dishwosher'- He's s General now. A piece of Bill Chaomsn's necktie, He was some shiek, and, in efter years he became lender of that famous orchestre, he was so solendid looking that we would not listen to the music for looking Pt him HThe sketch of the old mill by Bob Laws is good, We aU.knew he would be famous some day, His moving oictures bring fabulous orices, A note written by Emily Tsmmen to me telling how crazy she was about Reloh Voore, Dear Fmily, she was crszy about many but never could settle down, She ended her days touring the country lecturing on the HSupremecy of the Female Race Over the Vnlen Nly these oictures you could nevtr tell thot Dorothe Veener and Wills Lee Nontgomery are now famous movie stars, They are shwring honors in the oicture HVodern Womenu now, HThese two girls are twins and they now live in the cutest cottage way back in the forest by themselves, They are called the pixilsted sisters by iheir nesrest neighbor, Dors and Nors Villlams, HThis girl standing by Mary Louise is Leberta Dalton, she's Working in a large school of economics in Chicago and tells all her students about her wonderful college life, HEdns Mme Bryan works es Florene Waggoner's soecisl nurse, Florene has made Q wonderful doctor, HBillie Virk and Wands Howard used to work as mannequinsin New York, Now they live in the cutest duolex and talk over won- derful clothes they used to wear, Nwsry Venslow is still sn old maid, noor Very, she just can't seem to find the right man. URobertm Plant still has her oretty dimnles and poses for the new dinole making machine ads, UKsthryn Chanpell, Msry Baker end Pauline Blair now own s chain of beauty oarlors, and are very famous wouen, They used to keep each other looking so oretty in those days, UThis girl on my left, Lois Rosser, still works es Q orivate secretsry for Nora Seals, the most famous business women of the Southwest, HRight behind me are two girls that hive made the headlines lately, Pauline Desrston and Lillian Holland are known as the best dressed women of todwy, ' -. ' r' T- X, .o ,HH lf, .f-1 ww HLouise Lemon and Glzdys Veughn fre mn They were always so lucky, King n tour of the wor ld. UHere is Miss Pnrkhurst, she was Fone Tconomics teacher un- til She was bensioned, she never merrimd though NF. Leifer was crazy about her, She never liked men why Hy. nThig picture has all of my teachers on the back row and h5Ti's Nr, Ness, our nrincinml, I heard last year that he has , large office in New York and snecinlized in hair growing, UThis tencher, Tlss Delay is one I'll never forget, she was my bookkeening tegcher, She got married and left us the lwst six weeks of school but she was so hnnny we didn't mind, I remember Mrs, Autry finished teaching us that yewr, NAnd this little msn is fr, Newto , how he used to tease me, I saw in the pnner where he is couchi.g n big Busebsll League star nersonnlly, That should be an easy job, UNr, Tntterson the men wuaneing on this end was our superin- tendent. Time surely has changed him for now he lives at the White House and is our nresident's right hand men, Hknd this one is Ur, Cwstles, I c uld never forget him eith- er, he taught Agriculture in those dear old Gnys, He now owns a large farm near Idaho, I hear all h does is write books about his new invention, the nodless mea, .......- 4 1 A 1 l f 1 Z'1' ' f' A fa new me HCHEERIO MY DEARIOH Came smashing through with hilarious English accents and a pip of a Plot. Unusual situations were found and characters that were too clever for words helped make the Senior play a success. Clocks and all time were stopped by Sophronia Spatchett play- ed by Reta Utley. Bob Bixler showed his acting ability as Lord Cuthbert Twillingham. June Robertson looked, as well as actedher nart as Sue Graham. Billy Chapman played the character of a man very much in love--Tommy Tarrant. Billie Kirk made a very digni- fied mother for Mary Ellen Kenslow, a spoiled heiress. They were known as Mrs. Johns and her perfectly priceless daughter. Dick Graham-Sue's husband was characterized by Ralph Moore. Jack Nai- feh was Gwenneth's UMan with a patch on his cheek,H the real Lord Twillingham. The two Lord Twillinghams were joined by a third. Only this one happened to be a girl--Cherry Holt, Sue's sister. Dickie Keener played this part. Roberta Plant and Jack Rawlings were a huge success as Melchezedek and Desdemona, two negros, to be married. A grand clima7X4was furnished by a gun shot intended for Melchisedek. A very pert French maid, Fifi-who loved toflirt with'zenm6n was very successfully played by Mary Louise Roberts. With these characters and this play there was no alternative but a nRipping Pip of a Play.n The proceeds were used to finance our Annual. Our play cast had many good times together at practice--be- fore and after. Our sponsor, Miss Ross,directed us in this play. X 'x X at :I'qE4w 1 I , X. yi' A i X Tx A!! , sXx'x,h,,.-ffl UV4. 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Her escort and guest, ......... Joe Schoggen Madame'Zora ......... A spirituclistie medium ...... Mary Jo Snyder Sukey Simmons ......... Velma's Derky maid ..... Elizabeth Mitchell Lazarus Jones ....... Velme's Darky gardener ........... Joe Foster Nan Carteret .... ..... ....Allie Aud : Hugh Stanton ...... .... Tracey Hunseckerz.. .... Ve1ma's Guests Harriet Hotchkiss ....... Harriet Wilson 2 I , Tommy Meadows ........... Charles Wilson : Alan Blair ........ Who haunts Black Crow Inn ........ Jack Jackson Stage Manager ............ Bob Simpson Property Manager ......... Steve Flannignn Electrician .............. Ed McCain Advertising Managers ..... Traveun Ezcll Henry Brown Geraldine Layton Sound Manager... .... Elizabeth Keller Prompters ...... ...Oletn Dodson Virginia Kirk Tine.1.A stormy October Night Place..A summer resort in the Cumberlands. MEMORIES Heotie nights of practice end cold walks home--Romeoe catching up their courting between scenes--Ghosts! Goblins! Ben shees! Witches! Ghoulsl Vampires! Soaring the audience out of their wits--Glorious rides in Tsd's wheel chair-The yawling eat discovered to be none other than our director-Swinging the Jinx away down along the auditorium--Most of the practice around the stove--Head electrician eleetrocuted--Mcrthy and Hugh going steady that week--Lazarus, Francis, Velma, and Nan About to spend the night in the Tulsa jail. faq, EXA1 1s'N Vi DL 5' Q HK . f f fax? jx flmij-, , S C f v- 0 YS fir? gy. Wm nm 5, L 1- ' I Qi555f55'Q:3f5Q35:?f5g':E:f?5.5f.5f'T' g,,',51 W ,,4. X . , T N gif- X S Q-10314, w l I K Cimx KN, pr- 'LSI QC 3 fgfvxlfgaaq pH ilk IQ 'Q' ii' M - , i ' si- ' f Q? 'iima 4'?aTffLlfZT?fx?2 L1 4 'fjjijg 'Q H 5-1!,QygwfQ2'4i px, why Q .f-QNX 1.2.11-CNW 53? Up Cf ff?-O gf-3195? T35 U 10,55 AYP' fx -45 W M -J Ml X + ,X .-: A.' - JA ' 55, f ,,,. THGEXWQX 2 , 4 3-. 4 v w ui 5 G , in .,... .....-..5.f..'.-G.-3-fm-Q A , ' - f ,EAKIQQWLIFE EPM JUNIOR REMARKS Arlene Friggel--A true UPuckn in merriment. Harold Parnell--A sincere, modest young chan. Eugenia Graham--A blonde but not lightheaded. Wilma Hart--One girl in a thousand. Eugene Matthews--A little bit good--s little bit bad. Elizabeth Keller--Holds silence as a brecious jewel. Glen Luther--Wants tote in Winchell s column Virginia Kirk--Small Thurman Kendall--Not Coal Mae Kleiss--The Tracey Hunsecker--He Nadine Layman--The essence of youth and life Grocmes Howard--A tonolng good snort. but mighty. naddles his own canoe. to be deterred from reaching his goal. girl with the cheerful HHelloH. Geraldine Layton--An understanding nal with smiling eyes. Newton Hodges--Full of vim, vigor, and vitality. Margaret McGech1e--A joyful friend. Pal Harsen--A much traveled and well-informed youth. Elizabeth Mitchell--A mixture of everything. Jessie Gilliland--Sensible and sane. Eva Lou Pennington--A charming little miss. Joe Foster--Fun-seeker-Fun finder-Fun maker. Helen Reoschlaeger--A decided brunette with Steve Flannagan--A Dernetual question mark. Roy Aud--likes-ch, just everything. P. gracious manner Allie Aud--Eats, drinks, sleeos, lives for athletics. Harriet Wilson--A charm that never fades. Joe Schoggen--Commonly known as NScooon. Ruth Murphy--Carefree and oleasure loving. Eugene Nill--Tall, blond and oeuoy. Hutkle Moore, Dark and Handsome. Bob Simpson--Radiant while having a good time John Yarger--A lad of determination. Edna Tammen--As baffling as the Sbhinx. Bob Smittle--Never troubles work till work troubles him. Charles Wilson--NHe came, he studied, he conduered.N Ovid Benson--Everybody's friend. Cecil Wilson--Professor of broad smiles and good looks. Bernice Bessee-A little miss with a sunny smile. Vernon Smith--A Big little man. Frank Whiteley--Always ready to do or die. Lillian Davis--Brown eyes that laugh. Charles Vaughn--NCotton-Too, the humor1st.H Oleta Dodson--A girl with a heart and smile. Gladys Elsey--Wise as her name imolies. Bill Ponder--And the fellers cell him uwllln Lewis Fisher--What! Another Lincoln. Maxine Shanks--Dainty, demure and Well-ooisr J. T. Ferrell--A confirmed bachelor. d , 1 . l , V Vi .Y j -X' Vi V i ' ce u-I F, W . , 4.mwreff.+wammmnmwm j,!QlQJ mmmmmnnm mmxzwwmmmme 4-'F ffg1:1:aig5r3:zr:af:5:affsi:1:s:a:e:EQEs:a:s:5:s:sfersssezeszfggm X 5 fi f-....l.-...............,,..,..i..........l.. ch Cowetiann. Saxaphone that. A-,6i:E:E:?:2:2: 5:5:1:E1i1E1i555?E1iTg2:1:1:l:E'igj51231EiE2j512 f' I' fx ' gf. ... l'1- oro'T::iJEifXlQ1Qx.fNA! L Travean Ezell--A most handsome, HTopnot Kenneth Dodson--Keeps his thoughts to himself. Mary Jo Snyder--It's Sayaphone this and Leonard Detmer--A quiet man but quite a man. Warren Dark--HThe reason the girls go t Enlo Chisholm--UPeppy and ready to go.H Henry Brown--With dreams that will becom Sam Boyd--Blessed with a mass of curly Don Bagwell--nSix-foot-two-eyes of blue Smart C?D Miss Parkhurst - HWhere is the best place to hold the world's fair?U Hutkie Moore - Cdreamilyb HAr- ound the waist.U Small - Wilma - UMrs. Esslinger, let me thank you, I owe you all the history I know.H Mrs. Esslinger - HPray, don't mention such a trifle.H Ladies First - Miss Ross - Nwhat are the sis- ter states?H Mary Jo - nI'm not sure, but I think they are Miss Ouri, Ida Ho, Mary Land, Callie Fornia, Louisa Anna, Della Ware, Min- nie Sota and Mrs. Sippi.H Emergency - Charles - HDid you hear about the acoident?U Eugene - UNO, what?H Charles - NTommie sprained her back giving a yell.U o the games.U e realities. hair. Headache - Mickey - NI always sleep with gloves on. That is what makes my hends so soft.H Mr. Newton - HDO you sleep with your hat on also?H Modern - Daddy - UNO, your mother never dressed the way you girls do to day Q0 catch a husband.U Eugenia - HYes, but look at what she got.H Higher - Kiss'ng her on the chin, Tracey expe ted a rebuff, but Tine on- ly l oked at him reproachfully and ighed, HHeavens above.N Draf s - Mr. eas in Physics - HWhat is v nt1int1on?H Eva ou - nThe taking in of fres eir.H Mr. Neas - UEveryone open your mouth and ventilate.H 'I X 1. ,yu f W HX - I lx 5 55 EHgy:a:2:z:2:2:s:s:s isa:5:2::::s:5giggf:s:g5:a:5QiQg:g:5:5:5:e:g:s:1:1V 'I :R i v .. 'wif f-T K ,s x . ,A XS, Q x L QRS xy x XQX X Ex E SQ . X ery . X -, XM. . A 'vm ww... wi, -, ,.,,Q:.sQ 5 is .M wx .ggi s .. Aiwa Ifisi gqii 1 X . may :',Qy:4gx.f,Lg - xx - 1 amz' X R - A as K wa Vi Qi .:x'sSN5iA kiwi? Xifmas , Sv: ,Xf:if1Qff2'- ... .,.,. ,.,.: . XS .. X, e, bhx-Nw vfki A NN ggi? 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V use - SOPHOKOHE CLASS'OFFICERS ' Q President ----------------- ------------------------------ Earl Speck Vice Pregident -------- ------------------------ -------- Jack Griffin Secretary and Treasurer ------------------- ------ Anne Virqinle Hill Reporter ------------------- ---------------- ------- Annabelle Einley Songleader --------------- ----------- ------------- Betty Ruth Dalton Yell Leader --------------- ----------------- -------- Kenneth Dildine Sponsor ----------------------- ------------------ ' ------ Marie Delay l Class Flower Red Rose Class Motto Excelsior Class Colors Red And White Familiar Sights 1 Asa and Johnnie delivering the paper--Nell, Anna Virginia, and the Seniors. ---- Bert invariably showing eff--Albert getting in trouble with the teachers--Otto Garter trying to please the - g1rls--Happy-qe-lueky--sometimes--Slender little Merlo--Plump--- little Lavern and Doris Marie--Jeff and Kenneth, two of the smallest Sophonores--Bessie Rose and Opel together--another- quiet girf-Mnrion Lee--Theme end many others might be seen if you come to Hiqh School. The last six weeks-Mrs. Autry our Sop- homore sponsor- SOPHOMORE HUMOR Bert f UDeddy vour'e m lucky men, you won't hnvo to buy me any books next yenr.U. rr K. HWhy?H ni I Bert - HI flunke0.U Anne Virginia Seems to fall for HBillsH Did you hear About the Homo. Ee. girls going to Tulsa? H A . Maybe Lnvern will go wreund mud puddles, rfter this. Mergie - HOh, Donnld, I'm so fled Ton cane over for dinner. What will I get if I bake another pie like thwt one, for you?H Donald - HMy life insurmnee.U --4 - , l- f --H---f , r, .4 f -' j evQ3zx3QZQTri1dEl93dHEQISQMAW mei! .iwi .ii. .1-:-f-f. J .-.-.-, -.'.- I '- HERE AEE THE SOPHOMDRES B.A.Aeele--Big Anele Bill Arneld--All erm Betty Berry--Student Jeff Berry--The teugh Huy Jfek Blythe--All strr Muriel Beatman--nVelge Beatmenu Betty Jean Bewles--Athletic Lavern Otte C Connie Denald George Bessie Bredeheeft--Ann's friend rter--Ot te Cash--Cash? Chamnien--Duck ehame Ghism--Chlseler Rese Clerk--Bess talker! Betty Ruth Dslten--Serine dancer Asa Davis--Smfrteet boy Kenneth Dilldine-mSmn11eSc Ann Finley-Studieus Derethy Frlgeel--Henele with eere Julia Fugute--Kelley's Russell Geren--Smiler Guy F. Gilbert--Pig Chame Johnnie Gilbert--Fragile Genevieve Geedner--Kelsr's girl Derls Green--And new Bill Jack Kirk Paul Elna Direle Gr Griffin--Catch her Harsen--Ledie's men Hayes--Hayes better'n grain Haynie--Beautiful aysen--Bed men Hawkins--Quiet Derethy Hendersen-Red Head Velma Hess--Smartest girl Anne Virrinie Hill-Secretary Hereld Hedees-- Hedges Willard HudSen-- Wlll herd Billy Jehnsen-- Radie Fleyd Jenes--Lefty Geraldine Kelly-Tellest Deneld Weedmard--Meehrnio Mfr' Ber Cer Maxi Neli Deng Kels Edw Hari Meri JseQ Rnbe Bill Carl One' Mari Gler Gere Jezn H610 Leur erie Kelse--Pietall Kennerd--Hendseme line KineaidDSisters ne Kincaid 5 Ruth Kinkezee--Dressy le Kisner--Leey's first a King--Ah Kina n Lrieh--Athlete y List--Thick Die en LeenLittldL?hill1n's Lewe--Suntannee , rt Maheffey--Romee y McGutehen--Ereekles MeDeupal--Windy MeKeehen--Stuekun rn Lee-Unien ence Littlefield--Little l Hell--A bey Merryman--Pet n Miller--Smallest L Jean Miller--Leyel s v ' 2 -- m Mary J nn Miller Tubby Elmer Neble--There's Elmer Cher y Parnell--Wistful Jenn Petree--Fishermen Albe t Pittman--Girls' tease Herr Pewell--Editer Emery Randle--Kid Alle Reqers--Arguer Jews Reerk--Trader 1 Jee mythie-- Cliffere s nal Nett e Sherem--Leud meuth Leuire Simmens-Queen Earl Sneek--President Clifferd Tayler--Jee's friend N1 F Mme Wilsen--Fl rt 1 l 1 Reseee Wilsen--Milkmen Phil lie Wilsen--Marien's X - E E E ff f , fl X 5352333155:sgeigsgsgigggsgzqgkgggg:51EE:2:s1zgsqaz'a:'g5:?:2:s2ffis4si-ifmfiifj -J Q 5: l if i etim iitntng .t fxmtcw L1 SOPHOMOHE ACTIVITIES The first snort of the yesr was football. The Soohomores who Dlayed football were Earl Sneck, Edwin Lntch, Jack Blythe, Bill Grayson, Harry Powell, Denver Dillehunty, Kirk Hrrsen,Ken- neth Dildine, Floyd Jones, end Jeff Berry. Then came brsketbell. Those who olnyed basketball were Earl Sneck, Herry Powell, Edwin Latch, Jeck Griffin, Emory Ron- dle, and Morgan Lee. While basketbfll Wes going on other members of the Sonho- more class were wrestling. The Sonhomore wrestlers WereKenneth Dildine, Jock Blythe, Jeff Berry, Jewel Ronrk, Bill Grayson, B. A. Apple, and Kirk Harsen. The only Sonhomore girl that olnyed girls' basketball was Betty Jean Bowles. Edwin Latch was the only Sophomore who went out for track. Robert Mahaffey,Kirk Hnrsen, and Harry Powell were members of the Tennis Club. The Sophomore boys who nlayed softball were Bill Arnall, Jeff Berry, Jack Blythe,1 Kenneth Dildine, Bill Grayson, Jack Griffin, Harold Hodges, floyd Jones, Bert Kennnrd Edwin Latch, Harry List, Jack Lowe, Harry Powell, Earl Sneck, Roscoe Wilson, Donold Woodword, Clarence Little field, end Cnrol Hall. The girsl who olayed softball were Louise Simmons, Cherry Prrnell, Nils Mae Wilson, Mary Jrne Miller, Jenn Merryman Gen- ivieve Goodner, Betty Berry, Dorothy Henderson, Dorothy Friggle Muriel Finley, Betty Jenn Bowles, Crroline Kincaid and Maxine Kincaid. -xx... o FT - f .fl . o ' W ' ,,,, ..,,, g ,ij ,,,.. ,,.,,,, 1 ,,.,...,,,., E ,,,,. rl., 1 -j j J J if' C lp I f W .W , www. Q LA my x B25-X I ,WW L gjiffp, L 3 . ,.x3,,,w . JS zgwvigf 'ffx .-.fgigpf - 1 - H,-1 K X M y-4, A. Tzffsfl ' . H ,- 5 .X 1? :.- . Qivqm y zzfvwb 1, T5 wvEl,1 F . Q55 i KX :Z, A fl u 'Q dr-'arm K? E. . B 'x QIQGA Nl ZAT IQNS X! '- -. . .if fy-:5:-jHcq-- '- ,.,f 9, ,vp -X, E ggi ':5i:,l:,' :!i1. .i:.T5i.E:-, I,--V-. MX Tii' : ' f1 ' ' ,Q 'X Fmt., 1' I: ' ...' 4 -' 3 . .4., , .-. wi I X' . .- 5 l'r'1 a. joiner' ,.-.. A --'- jul, ..,,..,,,...w -- BAND The Broken Arrow School Band under the direction of Nr. V. M. North for the past five years has made a good record as a march and concert band. The organization appears each fall at Football Games with lively music, and drills to add to the Athletic entertainment. They have made scvfral trips out of town with the Football team. They are always cooperative in civic proqrams, playing for Cotton Jubilee, Rooster Day, and many other eonmunitv wide spon- sored programs. A Band Festival is sponsored by the Band each year in the spring in connection with some commercial program. This year the Band Booster Club, Chamber of Commerce, and School sponsored ways of obtaining 58 uniforms for the band. The organization attended the Tahleouah Band Festival in April Part of the Band attended the Crescent Band festival in January. The Band Henbers are: REEQQ Glarinets: Oboe: French Horns: Bredehoeft, Lavern Finley, Anne Finley, William Gilbert, Johnnie Lea, Jane Ellen Lowery, Claude, Jr Vartin, Happy ?edlin, Kathrinc Patterson, Irvin Petrec, John Ridgeway, William Roberts, Hollis Saxaphones: Smittle, R. E. Snyder, Mary Jo Flutes: Elsey, Gladys Utley, Beta The Band Queen was Burd, Fitz Robert QEASS Cornots: Champion, Donald Graham, Phillip Mitchell, Robert Randle, Emory Stevenson, Gerald Stewart, George Stewart, Robert' Trombones: Chisholm, Enlo Faull, James Griffin, Jack Cymbols: Hickman, Dortiy Gladys Tlsey. X ,K N, , ,,lc Hurd, Paul Gone Mitchell, Mary Hel Smythia, Reba Baritones: Johnston, Elmo Vizer, George Basses: Ghism, Warren Johnston, Billy PERCUSSION Bnare Drum: Chism, Mary Lou Roberts, Mary Loui Bass Drum: Graham, Eugenia , , -T - II... V .,-f wqEj93E3EEHwwW '2f1f- HWWMWV X P'-,r GLEE GLU Although the Glee Club wasn' semester they have made great progre tioipating in this organization are: Soprano Second So Annabelle Finley Evelyn Luther Alice Rogers Eva Lou Pennington Norma Champion Emilie Tammen Billie Kirk Marion Lee Litt Laura Jean Mill Wilma Ramsey Merle Boatman Lavern Bredehoe They practiced hard getting in At assembly they sang their song. A when they went to Bixby they didn't At Commencement they sang NUnfo QUARTET The Girls' Quan'-tet is composed o Annabelle Finle Billie Kirk--s- Gladys ElseyH-- Dorothy Keener- They were accompanied in their The Quartet has mace several an appearing on asstmbly rrograms and f Parent-Teachers Association, Women's and the Junior-Senior Rnnquet. The Radio. This was the Good Neiyhbors combined with fine instruction from helped them in many Ways. They went to the County Contest and received second plwee, They sang HPerfect Dnyu at Comm prano B t organized until the second ss in the line. Those par- Alto Betty Ruth Dalton e Dorothy Lee Hickman r Dorothy Keener Gladys Elscy ft hape for the county contest thoufh they tried hard win anything. ld Ye Portalsn by Gounod. F the following members: 'x f---lst Soprano L- H2nd Soprano W ------ lst Alto -- ----- End Alto numbers hy Maxine Elsey. pearancws during the year irnishiny numbers for the Christian Temperance Union, Quartet also sang over the rogram. These appearances, heir teacher Miss Thatcher, at Bixby with hiyh hopes, encement. 1 'C A D D DDD D 1 KA --l-2-Q-l f.l-1,-.--s - ---- as -'-'-:-'-:-:- ld jyCJfJ I W '- ' 1 .X,x . ,, ' ' -1, -P ' l 4 I 1 3 I 4. DELTA DELTA BETA The bookkeeping members met and ormsnized s club which was called the Delta Delta Bets. They meet every other Thursday and discuss any proplcms that eome up. At each meeting they have e program composed by members of the elub. Their officers are : President-Euwenie Graham, wice'HPres. M Ville Lee Vontgomerf, Sec. and Trees - Florone Wawqoner, dong Lender - Eillic Kirk, Qeporter - Geraldine Layton, Perliementar- inn - Tnlo Palmer Chisholm. They selected Red ond Sleek for their colors. the reason for this is thet they use red en' bleck ink to balance their books. Their motte is: Be Correct. Members ere: Roy Aud Thad Biggs Geraldine luiton Furry Linell Harry Berber Robert Kitchell Enlo Palmer Chishole Ville Lee Tontgomery Eugenie Hrnhwm Efgvnf Fill HP-FFS' Fizllitinbothrm Louise Roberts Wendn Howard June Robertson Mary Kenslow Tlorene Waggener Billie Kirk Opel Vee Kleiss QCt8 Utley Absolem Teler SIGIA PHI ETA The members of the Shorthand class met December 6, 1957, and organized s club. The following officers were elected: President Dickie Keener--VieemPrcsidentwlois Roseer--4th Vice-President-Lo- roll Speed--Secretnrys-Louise Lemon--Reporter-shnrv Jo Snyder- Song Lender--hnxine Shanks-HPnrlinmentnrian-Bob Simpson. They chose the nano USigmn Phi Etnn to represent them. Their motto is NHonore wait at Lnbor's gete.U flue and white ere the club colors end Pinks is the cless flower. The club meets once e month and discusses eny old or new business. A committee is selected to provide entertainment for eneh meeting. V Nembers ore: Norma Neo McCutehen Lorcll Speed Robert Simpson Helen lepschlseqer Pauline Blair Dore Williens Maxine Shanks Edward Church' Dickie Keener Virginia Kirh Edna Hee Bryan Lillian Holland Nlry Jo Snyder Lovise Lemon Lois lesser Fore Mflliens Nel1gQQ1g1 fl1Ql,7i441iiIZfll. 5 n - fl e'IJZ1fWNTi7ifT'TTmTfiffffffff .......... ...-..........-.. MTNCEW3 At the first of the year the La Latin Club. They elected their offi At the weekly Friday meetings a Lati lected as the name of this organiz which meanse nKnow Nothing Club.N T laboreu, when translated means HNoth They have a Latin Court and if you are brought up before the judge. go before and if they find you guilt to be brought befo Vcu wondered what He The first Maybe some of in front of As was because he was tardy and also di Members of this club are: Bernice Eesse Henry Erown Kenneth Dodson Gladys Elsev Trsvean Ezell E E semblv. Well, that was tin class met and organiZGd G ers for the first six weeks. program is given. They ee- tien WNihil Scimus Klumbai eir motto, UNihil sine magna ing without great labor.U you break any of the rules They have a jury which you v, the judge sentences you. e the judge was Henry Brown. rv was doing making a speech sentence. This lesson. the judge's n't know his Joe Foster Bert Kennard Harry Powell Joe Schengen Cecil Wilson Phil Wilson SCIENCE CLUB Billy Jonstonw--Chairman Mr. Newton---me--Snonsor The Club is made ue of the stud interested in mekinn Scientific exec We have made several radio sets ing to dcveloe pictures. Later we clan to make a few fic ent types of soil and rock. Then we ent mines to learn how they get the We intend to ge to an oil well brought to the surface. Also to fin different depths. There have been s telescopes. These students made t at different objects. x ix X , ents in High School that are riments. and some students are learns ld trips to find the differ- Erc going to explore differ- al. nd learn how the oil is e a d different rock strata at everal students interested in elesceees and the Club looks e m ..., .,.. J y 2, 55 ,..E,,.. .L -' AIAIQCJW LIFE - FUTURE FARMER? OF AMERICA The National Organization of Farm Boys Studying Vocational Agriculture The Broken Arrow Chaoter of the Future Farmers of .America, with sixty-five bald un members, has comoleted the most success- ful year in its history. Proof that this Chapter of FFA is one of the best in the state was realized when the Tulsa Chamber of Commerce awarded it a certificate as the best Chapter in the Northeast District and also a certificate as the best Chaoter in Tulsa county. Another honor of outstanding merit was the winning of the beautiful nlaque, given by the Muskogee Rotary Club, for making the highest all-round score atthe Oklahoma Free State Fair in Muskogee last fall. Our first activity at beginning of the school year was bart- lcination in the Tulsa state fair. Our noultry judging team of C. R. Vance, Kenneth McGechie, and nobert Mahaffey olaced second among 55 teams, with Kenneth McGechie being high individual judge The following boys exhibited a trio of noultry at the fair! Leonard Detmer, Franklin Gilbert, Carl Geiger, Kenneth McCech1c, Clois Pittman, Bill Arnald, Jessie Gilliland, Perry Burnley, Ro- bert Mnhaffey, ond C. R. Vpnce. These birds won a total of 9 firsts, 9 seconds, and 2 thirds for a nremium of 32l.5O. At the Muskogee fair our noultry exhibits wgn 322.75. C. R. Vance, Guy Kinkeade and Clois Pittman sent trios to the American Royal in Kansas City winning a total of 329.00. The White Leghorn Trio of Kinkeade's was declared the best trio in the vocational agri- culture division. Clois Pittman won first trio in the English class. Other activities by the Chanter in ooultry ,work include: Holding the annual school house noultry show here with the large- st cntry of rny such Show in the countyg showing and judging in the Oil Canital show in Tulsa, winning first in the judging con- test for the fourth consecutive time, Jessie Gilliland being the high individual. We exhibited and judged at the state Doul- try show held in Pawhuska winning many orizes and a total nremium of sss.oo. Total cash won by FFA judges and exhibitors during the year was 3175.352 Probably the best trio made by any member this year was the trip made by the deleg tion which attended the National Conventrn of the Future Farmers of America and tw American Royal Livestock Show held in Kansas City in October. Local members making this trip included: Glenn Luther, FFA President, Charles Wilson, Vice President, Melvin Perry, Secretary, Maurice Ingle, Henorter, Ken- neth McGech1e, Paul Hayes, Billy McCutchen, Rdbert Maheffey, Fra- nklin Gilbert. Points of interest were: Seeing the FFA broad- cast over the National Farm and Home Hour NBC orogram, the Royal Horse show, the Light 8 Power building and exhibit, Swobe Park and zoo, and the Swift 8 Comoany Docking olrnt. , , , ,,,, - ., H- ...... -, s-f-.., ., , qv- Gv.,.:L- ff 5Q1iQ6Df1N1 i LJ FEE T ' d mW'tu' X Our onnusl FFA boneuet held boys, dads, business men, school Vance acted os tonstmester ond P Send Springs Home farms, was the grees of FFA were conferred upon At the Junior Livestock sho bers exhibited 8 steers, 9 borro in the heavy Hompshire swine cle shire hog of the show. Charley hervy Hampshire borrow. Ralph D try in the same clrss. Gilbert pound for his champion hog. In seeker, Jr., made the highest re ning second in the senior Shorth rn steer i rce honcre bought ot tenth with his Shorthe Arrow Chamber of Comme some of the baby beef The FFA has sponsored n pur ,Six bo members during the yeor. and gilts, one boy cwnsve'regist re ist ed Che te iwft eau c of the int how Decemb offici ul E. princi F. S. vrheld ws. Fr ss and Wilson odd ple receive the ste I1 B63 1 S I .1 1. 'V ' 4' .E1 SSt S ff U Tulsa Tribune awarded Billy McCu vnlued at S75.00. Billy is to r next Merch and then he will be s and her offspring. X WQ W 0 er l7 vhs attended by 160 els, and Guests. C. R. Estlll, Msneger of the pal speeker. Honorary de- Hurd and Lynn H. Beard. in Tulse, Merch 7-9 mem- nnklin Gilbert Won first later Won chnmbipn Hamp- plnced second with his ced seventh with his en- d eighteen cents ber er division, Trocey Hun- cord of local exhibitors, win- orn cless. Charley Wilson won n the junior class. The Broken d these boys Ft e luncheon on the sele. ebred swine progrem through its ys own Fegistered Hampshire sows ered Berkshire gilt and one a n by the local Chapter, the chen e registered Hampshire sow eturn to cle own the Tribune cne gilt er of this valuable sow f ., 1 ' 1 - --V YY , e 'flf if 3 C5 A... . .-..--..... ....-'o,,,....-our-,.1-v-.. -'-Slew-.gif -. ' - Afeaew L1 FE 4-H CLUB ,gs officers CZ.- President ---- Elizabeth Keller n.X ..f -f- '53 V. President ---- Melvin Keller 'rr fs, Q Secretary --------- Mildred Lee ly ,ZX Song Leader ------ Betty Vaughn Game Leader ----- Evelyn Luther Stunt Leader ------- Key Guffey Motto ---- NTo make the best better.H Colors ---- Green and White The Broken Arrow 4-H Club is the largest club in Tulsa Co- unty. In the Spring of l957, the Broken Arrow club placed in the county on their achievements. In the fall of 1957 club pkieed third on the attractiveness of their booth at fair. At that time twenty-seven clubs were competing in contest. third the the the The Broken Arrow entry in the county queen contest placed second in the contest with l4 queens competing. Each member has end of the year Georgia Aud Okema Boudinot Jack Bradshaw Anna M, Clark Francis Clark Nancy Carter Betty Carpenter Ralph Gorp Arzie Corp Horace Connery Clara Duensing Bobby Dodd Muriel Duck Bonnie Duck Pebble Duck Jean Whitaker LeRoy Clark Marion Clark This spring me haye 54 members enrolled in 4-H Club work. a proyeet which he pb.ns to complete before the Roll Kalita Von Denni Gene Faull Alice Geren Jimmy Goodner Key Guffcy Helen Goodner . Margaret Hensley Margaret Hayes Edith Harlan Elizabeth Keller Melvin Keller Genera Latch Louise Luther Evelyn Luther Mildred Lee Betty Leniger Edna Lowery Betty Vaughn tx S Edgar McCutchcn Betty Leniger Ella McKeehan Wanda McCaslin Mary Mitchell Edna Martin Evelyn Hill Tillie Powell Ruth Kenslow Earnest Perry Jack Perry Lavern Rayls Oscar Sheram Virginia Speck Virginia Schoeffler Vernie Stewart Mary Evelyn Smith Billy Connery A '-nu.: ff'--f W T' ..,.,.t... g 193 E5 .lto,l n .t.,.,,,,s n ,.,,1. j f KISOW sphfiii .u ARROW TIPS Well, well, well, the Paper Staff has staggered through an- other school year publishing its 18 biweekly issues. There were some Hkicksn made on late publications and some of our information but - well that's our pay. You know there are two school projects of a similar gatureg the school paper, Arrow Tips, and the school annual, Ar ow Life. One of their similarities is that the students receive no pay for it, but still people object to mistakes they ake, but won't lend ia helping hand themselves. Still We tr to be broad minded and enjoy working with the staff. This year our work was over-seen by our ever ready sponsor, Miss Ross. Our editor, assistant editor, cartoonist, typists, and writers all did a great deal of work. The membership of the staff was as follows: Editor-in-Chief ---- -Bernice Besse Asst. Editor--Norma Mae McGutchen 'A ' - ' .Montgomery Business Mgr. .-.. --Robert Stewart Gircu. Mgr. ..------ Eugenia Graham , Asst. Gircu. Mgr.-Johnnie Gilbert Cartoonist Joe Foster Typists -------- Harry Hisqinbotham and B. C. Blair Reporter ------ Mary Kenslow, Wilma Hart, Ann Finley, Wilma Ramsey I Sponsor ---------------- Helen Ross Society Editor Willa L Sports Editor -------- Joe Schoggen This year our income from subscription and otherwisg 'Was Q48-15 Our expenditures 46.82 ' Balance on hand S 1.33 TO ncXt ycar's staff we wish the Best of luck and we hope you can publish an even better paper t an we have. If, on the last minute of the las hour of the last half of the last day of the week you sec stude ts rushing thither and yon, some writing, some typing, otheni erociously cranking the mimeograph and still others hammering n the stapling machine, you may rest assured that the paper st ff is at work trying to bring the paper out on time. 5- -. A Y X ifes:a:s:1Qs:s:s -4 -f-2- I 9 5 N 1: HOME MAKERS OF 1938 The Hfme Ecnnemics I end II Clnsses frgenized P Hcme Ecfncm- ics Club and elected the ffllfwing efficers. President-- ---- Lruise Stnrens Vice-President---Oletr Dcdsen Secretrry --------- -Nfrw Seels Repcrter ----------- Tcmnie Aud Their mettc is.NThe best wry tc r nen's hevrt is thrfugh his stcmPche.H They selected Blue and White as their cclers. Seen sfter the schcnl bell reng in 1957, the Heme Eccncmics Girls stnrted sewing. The first yerr girls mede seme garments nf cctten, vhile the secfnd yenr girls mfde silk end wcclen gar- ments. The next unit vhs cicking. Each clnss nes divided inte grcups and one group cccked evch day. Beth clrsses served break- fvst, lunchecn rnd dinner. They cfuld invite r guest if they wished. At the dinners n hfst and hestess were elected tn serve. The first yeer grfub served P Ruffet Dinner tc the members cf their cless nnd the fwculty. They cerried but their cclrr scheme with ferns and smwll red valentines. On Vnlentine's Dey, Februrry le, et 7:00 P. H. the secend year girls served n Buffet Dinner te the feculty cf beth High Schcnl and Grade Schccl and t-' Sch-:el Perird Members. A study cf Prenntnl end Infrnt crre cemnnsed the next unit. Eeth classes meds becklets pertnining tc child ofrc. The best ff these bcfklets will be sent tn the Ccunty Fair in the fell. I imagine n gned many high schccl students thcught that the Hehe Eccnemics Girls were getting tn be babies renin when they started td cut nut erper dflls. But thet WPsn't it. They were tnking their mersurements end finding dresses thet suited the different types cf pebble. The lrst six weeks ef schnfl the clvsses studied interior deccrnticn. Prch member furnished n rffm with furniture Cnet v reel CDG, fclks just w small recn with tiny furnishings.J ,, , , ,: F f..I...- --new -Leis - f , ,, ,, , 'sm W fi illfg QR X9 S N QQ .. -Q: ' ,, 553'-1 ff-Q w Yin. -11:8 5:5 - 'fx -- fm- biamf-Q-2 ' fbfkb- ESQ X1 Six' ' - - 23146 A xi f 1, X V if '-3' ' ig 352562 A .I .. ?'- A X fx-X . 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', f-lik -,,Qf:gj,-1 , uf'1-ff-5 25' z5'i?fg.-W, .'I.Fr w 1' 3, Y Nl ..-s-r.,,-1, . ,K- .fiffj-Jz,,r.4,' Fifa? ' wif fx ,f7.,,Qnf'iT-QQ . 'y' :X I 'xjfxjgh .'.S,,' , ' 157'-. C'--5 X-542 Fflxilii- Gfivirfg .Qv'7f2'+'ffi--:1:'f w:'Ne'f fi-ezififf .M 7 I ' F E JT L' x X' We were e2XpGc+Q'2,2':'W' combam C,OOQl!1lllCll'4OQCOOll0 Quite particularly fzr:-md I Z, .,t..,,,, lzzltflvze A 3 ':,.::, 5 ulnl. ., ! g . ,1 4::. . ,A ,3 ..,.. i s ' .15-X Qxjxf F E buf fg:,:1g:7::::.:t::... JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET In the center of the Senior's garden of memories there'll be forever engraved a little old-fashioned garden which grew right ap down in the Grade-School Auditorium. In the Spring of the year, April 23, to be exact, the Juniors and their sponsor, Miss ?arkhurst, entertained the Seniors at the annual banquet. Enter- ing the garden under a trellised arohway, the guests found their wlaees by names upon very demure old-fashioned maids. And other old-fashioned maids served the food in a very modern Way. Acting as toastmaster was Joe Sehoggen. Geraldine Layton, the-'Hostess, was very gracious to all her guests. A few dance numbers, talks DY representatives of various groups, HA perfect dayu sung by everyone--that was all. Guests were the Seniors, the High School Faculty, and members of the School Board. The Junior-Senior Banquet for 1958 had pass- ed in to history and down the line with all the other events whi- ch make school life so dear to the heart of everyone connected -with it. - JUNIOR WEINER ROAST Fall-falling leaves, renewal of old acquaintances, October moons weiners, buns, pickles 'n onions, firetime, weiner--roast time--when the Juniors gave the Seniors a party one night two or three miles west of town. Cars were loaded and feet were blis- tered when everyone arrived safely at the big bonfire--some of the Juniors and Seniors began to become a little frightened when the rumor started that all the teachers were angry because there were supposed to have been no cars brought to this Weiner roast. Sut before many minutes their long abated breath was released and the fresh country air made everyone feel that everyone was nappy--and everyone was--Before the night was over everyone was so friendly that as many as sixteen rode in one car back to town. The Seniors certainly enjoyed this entertainment furnished by the Juniors and returned their gratitude with a hay ride. --.-Q-Q---.9---.---nc The Senior Play east was entertained by Dickie Keener and Mary Kenslow at Mary's hone after play practice one night. Games were played and eats vanished rapidly. Also there were Lewis Fisher and Allie Aud, as guests. . X'-M---rf' ff ------ 4--4 --- f -- 'ess , ,Y , 71' -'-----'W -'--'--- ..,,, fe M- y . f -1, fl yy ef- A q,l?':1Sf15-bl-2-I-2-' IP -hifi? ff' Al E! J 'j -1---1...-... A KIQOW 'J Ja. F. F. A. BAN The Annual F. F. A. Banquet w of December. This banquet is held F. F. A. Boys and also to show wha are doing to make farming in the f A Wild Game Dinner was served food. It was prepared by Mrs. Hub the Grade School. The program this year was one presented in several years. We we of Paul E. Estill, Trustee of San principal Speaker of the evening. teresting but helpful, his subject The Program was as Follows: Opening Ceremony- ----------------- Welcome- ----------------------H- Some Activities of the Chapter-- Our Livestock Program ------------- A Poultry Improvement Program--- The National F. F. A. Convention-- Educating Rural Youth ----------- Stunt--- ----------------------- - Awarding of Honorary Memberships-- Closing F. F. A. Ceremony --------- There were 160 present includ quet proved to be a huge success a the future are as helpful and into PEP CLIE On Tuesday, December the 7th, banquet in honor of the football b to the undefeated eleven seuad, Dorothe Keener as our toastma a group of about GO, including gue HRedU Crowe who gave an address to really a boost, not only for the b The football boys were well various members as were the Pep C seemed to enjoy the banquet almost A very good dinner was served ball boysg the food was donated an girls, And last, but not least, we Mrs. Esslinger for her fine coooe the year as our Pep Club sponsor, QUET as held this year on the l7U in honor of the fathers of the the Future Farmersci'America uture a success. The boys furnished all the ble and her department from of the best that has been ge honored with the presence Springs Home Farm, as the His address was not only in- being UFarm Management.H -------------F. F. A. Officers -------------------C. R. Vance ------------------Jack Jackson ----------Tracy Hunsecker, Jr. ---------------Robert Mahaffey -------Glen Luther, President --------R. D. Patterson, Supt. ---------- ---- F. F. A. Members --------------------C. H. Vand ------------F. F. A. Officers 'ng several guests. The Ban- ,d we hope all the banquets in resting as this one. the Pep Club girls oys that was really gave - an honcr speech to honor was s that was as well Step gave 3 welcome sts, The guest of our football boy oys but the school represented in speeches from lub girls and the Faculty who more than the students, by the mothers of the foot- d prepared by the Pep Club wish to give a vote of thanks'm ration and guidance throughout . 7 -2- :-:-:A:-:-:- :1:2:l:l:-:-:-. 'xi-4-:-1-15:12 -2:23171-232' X' be l'l9 E5tli -. ffl A EHQQ smamj Q .J A RRG W LIFE SENIOR-JUNIOR WEINER ROAST After a time, in which the Juniors thought they were to be slighted because we had never given them a return invitation to a Weiner Roast, for the one they gave us, on Friday the 13th we Qave one in their honor. We played several games, but the biqgest event was the stroll we all took over the farm. Everyone enjoyed the Weiner Roast before, in the meantime , wnd afterwards. As a matter of fact the Weiner Roast took the place of the High School Picnic which We didn't have, the only exception be- ing that the Sophomores woren't invited. Poor Sophomores- This was the last activity of thc school year. OTHER PARTIES . Of course there are many parties for which room can't be fo- und. They play an important part in the lives of an average nigh school student. They help complete and make one's life- more enjoyable--and more full. Picnics and aood times help the students to become bette r acquainted and more friendly. Formal and informal get-togethers were enjoyed during this Gchool year. Different groups had many very informal gatherings, wnd these were all lest minute decisions and were enjoved thoro- ughly by everyone. You might say that it's a party when several couples to to- TGUMQP - if so, there's one every night in Broken Arrow and I heard these were enjoyed too. The classes are allowed so many parties each year and these 'TPC F'-1l f1YS looked forward to by every member of the class. The funiors and Seniors areiery freindly classes and each entertain- fd the other on a Weiner roast. 5. .... H XiY:2fs:e:a:ff1:2g 1 9 5 -FJ ,ghifffffz 2fffi1f1'2f1:145' ' f f f1 l l ' T ' 1 nm, new n I .J Commencement Week A Sunday, May 14, Baccalaureate ser Grade School Auditorium. Mr. Busby, p Church, conducted the sermon, HA Journ sang the Proeessional, HUnfold Ye Port played the Recessicnal. Mr. Simpson g Kovar, the scripture, and Reverend Els Tuesday, Class Night was heldg he their past deeds and mistakes, and pro Class History was given by Norma Mae M Ellen Kenslow and Mary Louise Roberts- Willa Lee Montgomery and Leberta Dalto sung-daring the Juniors to take their school friends and classmates good-bye sented and our thoughts were turned to poem and we started up the WLadder by Commencement exercises Were held gowns were worn and the diplomas were Seniors. Robert Stewart gave the Vale Lee the Salutatory-Hon John Vaughn, Pr Teachers College gave the address. Th Diplomas Were presented by Mr. Patters program were enjoyed. the school life f on their road to four more happy y This week ended Many of them are new to college and enjoy life. X - ---..... - T VX X1gpg'-2-'-:gf-I-ig:-'3.3.'q-1 '.'. M 3 8 s rvivior -J tivities ices were held at the ster of the Christian y.U The Girls' Glee Club ls,U and the Orchestra ve the Invocation, Mr. y the Benediction. e the Seniors told of hecied their future. The Cutchen-Prophecy by Mary nd the Class Will by - Several songs Were place, and telling their . Our memorial was pre- the future by the Senior Nhieh we Rise.W riday, May 20. Caps and Ecceived by all the dictcry speech and Cecile esident Northeastern State e Quartette sang and the on. Others members on the or many of the Seniors. Success. Others will go ears of energetic school L j !725'-'l'I'I'I'I'.'1'l'l'I ' ' ' .'l'I'l'I I'I-.'.'.'.'I'I'f-.'f'f-I-f-I'I-I-I-3' '2'Z'l!lfl!1'l'Ij'I'I'I'y V r N -. X f?0r- - ,lf-lg sx -,..f-Q-f 1,1 ., 6 if 1-'pk C ' J 951 ... .F CW R T' 5.61-igi.. - - .V 0 A ' gjigj.. ff y.-bf.- 5.5' ' 1 ,f:f1 -.AJ5'i4i ?15 fir yy,-:h:,.--'f Q , ''2.gf-A.f:'..s11f:,'gw 1' ' .-fy, ,,..-151-,un M . 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'G ' .Cj7N'fQ.?-' 31:25 r M! ,4 , -, gt , --XR F- X ,f-1-',-., ,N I 1, 'Q 2, ff -111 --gt fax :TE A2531 '-2'gf- ra ,.,- ' '15f,, ff'-1 ' I T1 . 'fx' 9525- v . .. l 'v -UQ-yn, Q1 -! - J 2 'F , iff? ff' .tp V, fi K if, x, ' We do not stop playing because We Qrow old becfuse we stop ple --Spence yoggvloouwt We grow old ying ---- - F 1 1 1 1 1f -i 2 A :Q flow n X f - .-.-.-.. . N-- mls. . TIGERETTES The Broken Arrow Tigerettes, coached by Carl Newton, closed one of the most successful seasons in the history of Broken Arr- ow High School. I y Seven seniors, Captain Nora Seals, Dickie Keener, Lucille Nill, Cecile Lee, Laverna Davis, June Robertson, and Roberta Plantg five Juniors, Harriet Wilson, Wilma Hart, Allie Aud, Ger- aldine Layton, and Elizabeth Mitchellg and one Sophomore, Betty Jean Boles reported for practice at Coach Newtoh's first call and helped to carry the team to a victorious season. . The season opened with the annual class tournament. Both the Senior boys and-girls defeated the Junior boys and girls in the finals for Champions for the second consecutive year. With the motto, nThe team that won't be beat epn't be beatf we were successful in downing Uniom in an easy game to open the season. Perhaps this victory was too much for us because we had to put up a tussle to tie the Keifer lassies in the first Conference game. The scores for the matched games were: Union-25 Tigerettes-56 Keifer-55 H U 33 Claremore-17 U H 51 Jenks-20 H U 46 Central-28 U H 28 Bixby-19 H H 19 Claremore-14 H H 29 Uniar-6 H ' 42 Glenpool-27 H H 54 Jenks-22 H H 58 Bixby-55 H U 57 Boggguo u n jg Mounds-50 CForfeitD H H 37 East Central-Sl U H 22 . We entered three tournaments. After easily downing the Oaks team at Tahlequah tournament wewere eliminated by a one pointmar- gin by the strong Stilwell team. We were successful in defeating Liberty, Bcrryhill, and Glenpool and then were nosed out by East Central Consolidated In the finals of the County Tournament. At the District meet we drew a bye in the first round, and afterde- feating Salina and the strong Oolagah team, we were again downed by East Central Consolidated in the final. This all sums to a grand total.of three ties, sixteen wins, and threelosses out of twenty-two games played. At the close of the season we were in a tie with a team, Mounds, that we defeated for champbonship in the Northeast Six Conference. s:s:Qfs:s:f3I I 7 3 EJ ifffifififififi' ' W X x v 1 f J a r 0 A K ' -+ ' f lsttnmrll f Y alrl l lsr - ft :tow L Five lettermen will be back next another strong sextet can easily be bu ' Lucille Nill was high point score by Laverna Davis, With their brillian eration from their teamemates, these g more victories than any team of recen Much of the credit goes to our sp who accompanied us on all our tripsg b gratitude goes to Coach Carl Newton w fort to the girls, He stood by throug brought through one of the most succes history, O h BASKETBALL--B The Broken Arrow Boys' Basketball Y most successful seasons in the Histor this year, For the first time in Hist Tulsa County, Those who received letters were: Captain Mack Delkg Bob Blxlerg R, E, Smittleg CSen1orsj, Hutkie Moo er, Sam Boydg lJuniorsD, Harry Powel The Record for the season is: With the ending of the 1958 She graduating members of the team, w ng year and the years to come a bette son than ours, It has been nice playing with you and general conduct was that of gentle to be even better than before, R re, 1, 'JS 't:': ' lrf .. W ,,.,, ., y, year and from this nucleus and was followed closely work and superior coop- rls were able to chalk up years, onsor, Mrs, Dora Esslinger ut the greatest debt of gave much time and ef- injury and defeat but ful teams in Broken Arrow YS team completed one of its of the B. A. High School cry they were champions of alph Mooreg Bill Chapmang Warren Dark, Glen Luth- CSophomorej, B, Ag--29 Union-la B. A.--27 Kiefer-27 B. A,--54 Claremore-25 B. R,--17 Jenks-18 B. .--26 Clinton-27 B. A,--26 East Central-24 B, A,--24 Bixby-15 B, A,--29 Claremore-23 B, A.--SO Union-14 B, A,--54 Glenpool-27 B, A,--54 Jenks-21 B, A,--56 Bixby-lO B. A,--25 Beggs-52 B, A.--19 Tulsa Clinton-27 B. A.--50 Mounds-21 B. A.--50 East Central-EB Basketball Season may we, ish the team of the on-com r and more successful sea- boysg your playing sport- men, and may lt continue we K..Xi-5355T5ggff?:-3?F5A:25:1::5:-1: .5 .rxf I .lgf .ggf J fry 35' I w X.. SPORTS NEWS The Football team of the Broken Arrow High School during the 1957 season broke a number of past School records and were one of the five undefeated major schools in the state of Oklaho- ma. It was the first time in the history of the school that this had occured. It was also class HBH State Champions for the first timeg Another accomplishment was that the Tigers defeated Haskell for the first time. The Team was North East Six Confer- ence Champs. It placed one player on the Annual All-State Team and four others receiving Honorable Mention for the same. The All-State player was Melvin Perry, Tackleg those receiving Honorable Men- tion! Mack Delk, Captain and Quarter Baekg Ralph Moore, Half-. Baekg Jesse Kelley, Endg and Jack Naifeh, Guend. The Team at the beginning of 1957 had only 8 returning lettermen and hopes for Conference Championships and State Champ were very lowg however when the Team lined up for the first game with East Central it had 4 inexperienced players on the teamg Glen Luther, Cecil Wilson, Charlie Wilson, and Ralph Moore. However the boys began to click and won 15 to O. As the season gradually went on the Tigers defeated Mounds 52-O3 Beggs 15-O3 Tahlequah 7-Cy then they played Haskell who w,5 also undefeated until then. Haskell had one of the best teams it had ever had: their players outweighed ours 15 pounds to the man. This game was one of the Grudge Battlesg the Tigers scored the first and only Touchdown and holding the Hay Makers- 'eoreless in one of the best games played in Broken Arrow in 15 years. ' The next week Tulsa.Clinton invaded the local field for the Home Coming game of the year. One of the largest crowds in the history witnessed this game. The motive of the Tigers was re- venge fer the previous year Tulsa Clinton had won 30-O. However at the beginning of the game the Clintoneers scored two touch- downs and the Tigers made a desperate comeback and at the half the score was Clinton 12, Broken Arrow 6. Then late in the last quarter when every one thought the game was over a blocked kick by Nalfeh recovered by Perry, gave B, A. a tie 12-12. The Tigers next went to Jenks for a. North East Six Confer- ence game. The Tigers were handicapped with a number of injur- ies but succeeded in a tie game. ' ' ' P D ' I -:' ' I' 1: .trt ...:s.21., ' ee H 5 e u The next two games were Nbreathe defeated Keifer 56-O and Collinsville Then came the Thanksgiving gnme. their deadly rival, Bixby. The Tigeri keen undefeated and to be Class UBN S the Bixby boys were filled to destroy to beat Broken Arrow, Broken Arrow r and Raleh Moore, behind beautiful blo touchdown. Then the Tigers for the r kicks, interccoted oasses,and kent t Thus the Tigers remained undefeated a HBH State Chemoions for the History o ions of the North East Six Conference The boys who received letters th QENIORS: Mack Delk, QBf Reloh Moore,H Wilson, CQ Bob Blxler, HB3-Ralbh Jack Naifeh, G3 JUNIQBQL Jesse Kell Coboage, HB5 Glen Luther, Eg Warren D Thurman Kendall, Tg SQQQQMQEQS: Ear Squad men were Lemuel Fliooin, He Denver Dillshunty, Dan Sheooard, Jae Jeff Berry, Severson McHenry, Bill Gri e Gene Faull, Sterling Horner, Fronk W Gerald Stevenson. t We, the graduating football olay oroud of our school fnd our success: strive to helo the foothell teams of our own success. We oromise to let n to our fair city, schonltnnd teams. . boys of 1958. We know you will fight ly to achieve our goal. hay we also I Some of the following may lose out to er but next fall we should see the fol ' LE Glen Luther, LT Warren Derkg Ken Ear graysong RG-Bd McCain, RT Thurman Carl Coonaeeg QB Mewls Fisher: FB with Gene Faull, Travewn Exell, hfrry uel Fliooin and others nrnrinn to mo. X. .4 ' ' ' 'gi' ' ' . Us re X Y X ..W. j j j E5 3 rsn for the Tigers es they 57-6. The Tigers were to meet had their east record to atc Chamos. The hearts of that eerfect record and ceived the ooening kickoff k1ns,ran 85 yards to a st of the same blocked Soartans from tscoring 1 d were considered class Broken Arrow ,and Chamo- s year are: . Q 3 Melvin Perry Tg Charlie ouch, FB: Joe Laws, T3 and y, Eg Ed McCain, HB: Carl rk, T3 Cecil Wilson, Gg Sneck, HB. H rry Powell, Edwin Latch Blythe, Kenneth Dilldine ysoo, Kenneth Dodson, rd Herold Hlllinhurg, and rs of 1937, feel justly and we will earnestly- he future to ever suroass jealousy ber our loyalty o here's to you fighting for you heloed us'1mmense- elo you to achieve yours, some unnnmed fighting Tig- lowing: , D s seen Wilson: ew 131115 all: RE Jesse Kelley, RH Soeckg LH Hutkie Moore, Powell, Edwin Detch, Lem- gi , , , ., ,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,. .,,.,.,.,.,.,. .,.,.g.,.'.,.-.g. .-.:.:.'.- -. .-.g.' .v..n-h-Q...-44.4...-.......w ......-.A...:. f ...I 1 I .J efxfcrew 1 ' f 2 -s -J -I The members of the undefeated football team of 1957 were: L. E. Glen Luther L. T. Warren Dark L. G. Cecil Wilson C. Charlie Wilson R. G. Jack Nalfeh R. T. Melvin Perry R. E. Jesse Kelley Q. B. Mack Delk H. B. Ralph Moore H. B. Ed McCain F. B. Ralph Couch - PEP CLUB They yelled their way through and won. The Pep Club of 1957 organized in September, 1957. They elected: President -- Dickie Keenerg Secretary--Nora Sealsg Treasurer--Tommie Audg Reporter-- Mery Kenslowg Yell Leaders--Willa Lee Montgomery and Bernice Besseg HCh1ef cook and bottle washersfiiugenia Graham and Harriet Wilson. These officers and the other forty members went to all the games that Broken Arrow played. There they were yelling encour- agement to those fighting Tigers helping them to win those games. These Pep Club girls were black skirts and white blouses. They practised new drills and yells to celebrate the crowning of the Football Queen. In every way that they could they kept the School spirit going full speed. TRACK The Track Team completed its most successful season thi s year by winning a first place in the County Meet and a second place in the two State Meets. ln the County Meet the boys scored S9 points to 25 points for their nearest opponent. ,At Norman they scored 21 for second place and at Stillwater 233 for second again. Bob Bixler set a new state record in the Hop-Step-and-Jump, with a jump of 47fect, 2 inches. I The boys who'were on the team were: Ralph Moore, ' Hutkie Moore, Bob Bixler, Lewis Fisher, Glen Luther, Eugene Nill, Jesse Gilliland, James Faull, and Jack Naifeh. ' ' Y P ' 'I-I , L X''QI.1:1:2::-5-.jjgrpzfg-:-E1:1:1:r1:::f:1:4'ggg1121:f:1g?f, '11:1::::-:ffQ3g:-:g:z.:gQ3i ij X A, gym I j .JJ .-f- sz-2-if -,-' Jil-f'f'-f -'-'-'A'- '-.-'-' 1 ----', 'J TENNIS The Tennis Club was well organize cers: President--Wills Lee Montgomery Grahamg Secretary and Treasurer--Lucil There was an Interscholestic Tour doubles held which was very successful helb of Coach Carl Newton, who worked ell who cared to olsy. Those olaying in the Tournaments Eugenia Graham Lucille Nill, June Ho Lorell Speed, Harriet Wilson, Elizabe Joe Schoggen, Harry Powell, and Reber SOFTBALL GIRLS The Girls' Softbell Team was well oessful this season. They entered the held at Broken Arrow, Aoril 27. They finals by Bixby by just 2 scores. The blayed by all the girls but it wesn't takes to win. Soortsmenshio and the S high by the faithful Csotain, Cecile L Coech, Carl Newton. The Girls thet entered this ectiv Seniors: Nora Seals, Cecile Lee, Lill Juniors: Harrirt Wilson, Nadine Layme Sonhomores: Cherry Parnell, Jenn Merr othy Henderson, Betty Joan Boles, Nile Genevieve Goodner, Betty Uorn Betty, M Heynie. 1f!rNiglmg.4L4l1Lgg:4f d with the following offl- g Vice President ---- Eugenie 16 Nlll. nement of Singles and mixed and interesting, with the diligently for the good of were: Willa hee Montgomery ertson, Geraldine Layton h Keller, Bobert Stewart, Maheffey. organized but was not suc- Northeestern Slx Conference were defeated in the Semi- re was some nice work dis- ell shown in unison whlchit oftbrll Soirits were kent ee, end the herd - working ity were: ein Holland, Edna M. Bryan n yman, Dorothy Frissel, Dor- Mae Wilson, Dousie Simmons uriel Finley ond Elne SOFTBALL BOYS The Broken Arrow Hivh School's Softbrll term entered the Northeast Six Conference Tournament and reached the sem1f1nals--- losing to Mounds by H score of 5-4. The boys who olnyed on the team were: Bill Cheomen, B. C. Bleir, Lewis Fisher, Balch Moore, Hutkie Moore, Bob Smittle, Earl Soeck, Rnloh Couch, Harold Parnell, H. E. Smittle, Carl Coopage, and Jack Naifeh. ff' fd C C BiLQ1Q, Ql S 'H 5 - argl, yvyyv, ,yi -X' 'iQ15g4,:,:,siggsiq:::g:?:1: V221213-?Z'!!g,:::g2::1:.1.:.:i:1:??TE!?52igJ ,I fry 5 E-5 3 ,.,.,., I.: .:.,.:. -:ry .1 .,.,. ,ig-:-wx5:53,,,,.,,,.,+ X I ..,....... I w -v 1 4 1 1 w . 3 I 1 ff9'f-'YifYG'fi- .l'+1-fx.-,4-,a:a- 1-San' - am 4-h.1Bg5gjQ757p.gY X x X H UM OU R , E55 A . fsi1'4'h2.ffF-if,f?': Qjzagig-fwqgqag . ' '-Q5 -5 L ' fs! ,K jd? X ,5 X 45351 1' S NX 'tf ,rf I Q -,ali . ' ,ghe..Qp:gg4.L gip.f,g,,.,.,.': :Qjgf Q45 ' - -i'5fa37'-f 2'z'-'.f.- 4553. 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There was nev in the aisles and the teacher in char to do and no students to watch--so sa chair and read. CEditor's note--All fairy tales b uoon a timel. Carl R. on entering A. and M. College you arrange so that I can take a shor the regular one, I wont to finish soo would take to finish the regular cour NOh yes,H said the oresident, Nl can God wanted to make an oak tree he took a hundred years, but in two months he made o squnsh.H B. C. Why shouldn't women Kiss each Raloh M. They have no business doing high school where the hall or is this study ,r a gnat r any Daoer e had nothing in a Morris egin, nOnce said, UCan't ter course than ner than it se H arrange: when other? a man's work. Generally sneaking, Laberte Father: HEverytime you are bad is-- I get another grey hair.u HTS what?N Son CBohH: nWell, you must have UGenerally soeaking.H been a corker, look at Grandoa. Parson: UDo you take this woman till death do you oart?H Raleh C. HDont I get any time off for good behavior?U Mr. Neos: Nwaiter, my cocoa is cold.n Waiter: nWell, Sah, why don't you out on your hat? ' Amow me or ororro 1Wf l ooo roo To the Sophomores: Buy one Annual, Yelll Yell! Go to class meeting, Be very polite to the Sen- iors, Love your teachers, fif you cami Sleeoy? Dirl Hawkins- NI have nev- er seen such dreamy eyes,U Geraldine Kelly ----- Hhsybe you have never stayed so ate before,H Eh? Uwilla Lee Wants n finger in everything,N HYes, but in an engagement ring for preference,H News for Him: Robert Mnhaffey: HI have Come to tell you that I'n goinguto get married next weelc, Vfall what of itn, roared Ir, Shernn, soenting H re- ucet for o rwise HWh Q. 'fu f, ', x y tell me your troubles?H th iht ibly X Sllgntofili lI'1t??S?3t-Cflil 535 see it's your daughter--- Nettie-I'm going to mnrryi Whatl Reta-HJoe, whet's the mat- ter with this car? it squ- emks swfullu Joe-UGnly hntursl, Retu--- they used big iron in the :xle,H You don't say-- The average boy's irm is 50 inches long, The average girl's waist is 20 inches, How wonderful the works of nature are, No - M-ry - HSay, Bob what makes your nose so large?H Eob - UWell, Mary, it is large because T try to keen it out of other oeoole's business and let it grow,H Teachers: Because of my teachers ' shell not nass- They msketh me to burn mi'- night oil for my credit f sake- Even though I lie awake of night, thinkins up nev bluffs, I shell fear all evil for they are grading me, They nrenare a ouiv for me in the presence of my ignor ance- They fill my heart with dread, my heed runneth over Surely brain fever shnll follow me all the days of my life- And I shall dwell in Brok- en Arrow High School for- ever, Really? Jack R.-HHsve you forgotten you owe me five dollars?H Jace N,-HNo, not yet, give me time and I will.U Why? . Mr, Ness seems to hwve the Swirit of 1918, The Juniorv end Seniors hear it'rinrirH in their ears, HThey shall not ossslln X l lx -:pg:Q:::g I 6 l:3:f:f55':f:f f2f'1:5:fif37 IJ A.. Not really - Bert - HI've been v Sonh. all this yenr.U Junior - NThnt's nothing I've been s Junior for two years.U Patents Anplied For- A Senior not trying to look wise, Juniors not making e noi- se. Ensy not trying to be seen Mickey being dignified. Joi without his jitney. Boys seeing girls home. Ase with his feet still. Wrrren with his mouth shut Annual Staff not eeting On My Walk - James On My Laugh - Dickie On My Curls - Retn On My Cartoons - Joe F. On My Brains - Constance On My Smile - Joe S. On My Talk - Steve F. On My Eyes - Lillian On My Dances - Betty Ruth end Asn On My Good Looks-Ln Verna Best Joke in School- How 'the popcorn. Went Ads - Wanted--A sewer and Ralph. Wanted--A young . H For Srle - Dnte Vented-A cheuff Wanted - A girl Bob L. tor - Pudd man - Retn - ??????? ur-Harry H to cetchne Seniors get bv. Next Best Joke- The Juniors Whole String of Jokes---donh. A Joke We Forget- The Fec- Llltya A Joke We would Like to Ecr- get- Those F's. l Almost P Joke- The Jr.-Sr. Fight. . Junior - Senior Motto Hours for crnmming but not one minute for study. Deep Thought For Sele-A few voenl solcb Gledys E. V Wsntedd-Apfew vocal 301011 Eugenie. Wanted-A benu--Bernice' P. Wanted-A one tooth person- to bite holes in doughnuts -Home EC. Girls. Lost, Strnyed or Stolen--- Ty vocsbulnry. Finder plea asc return to Mary Kenslow Wanted-All members of the High School to be USilent ns the tombn while roll is being called-Miss Ross, Absentimindedl He sat upon n shady knoll yiqq Pnrkhvrst coqllin TGI, And thought of Uheru HSKQ IU J'ff U fu M g W1 She sat upon n grnssy hill pdqi up 1 'Ou Pe not bil And thought of Hhimu BN, t A.d His name wns Hhillu Liu y 1 ' But Qgrln lips murmured To give the face 9 good coli Ol get Q not of rouge and 1 -I-'vm I K f tl ,J tv Impossible Pictures Mllus fiomoiome nigvwalim O 'nd 11.3 Q di -0 Sophs not looking green thcvjfgg Zgiil th2ie?O SC Kenneth D, looking large. 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