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

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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! I 'Q :V IM-591.2-.f,..f4-,, : J, . ...nh V745Lf0bCV D k.Q a,.L h- s., iii 'EV 5: '9 f 9 Ai i tg 2 423. October came and with f lg? i, 5 QCgU,, 'V it fall 3 by gg 5 'ini 'Q- And with fall, came- 5 Mfg, 14 football 1 3.--1 .-,, weffu 5 aw- .' i, .. ' 55133235 ,, '3-'3.L- t -L - . . i lx .. A3 aQ-iQgf',1-.2.f:7 N h givin- :mega Q, , bi '41'e1'4 ' -77 .ff 'Z +L J hi S -AN an sf. - .- 1 ' -1 fi , ' , et- V P f H -5- :nail k ft, K Ji 'i f 'Mil' I5 : ' f f T: .fihlx 'Q ' 5 . - - 'bfi L+ 5 E mgggaifa November Perry won all-,Q-3 gglgkgj, 3 f 5 Mya j He exclaims that it wasfyig ,,4iTnX .V xx Q., ' 1 j 1.1313 N G H 'fi U N,A:: ?T1:5Qi2f 'f 'f'?f'fi'.': 21' J :ev We-fci-. ff 'Q:f5u1i f ft ' z :L4,:.j..g'gvfar-'fgfl N,43g1i,5fj.-3: : gnfj 4' -.if ,lB.R ,5 L., ' 7 f'f'i k?f-ir-1. '.'-3:935--.:: U : ' K MQQCQPHUCP 1 Q-MT fx. Q U . X -. 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.

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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,, .,.,., -

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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