Claremore High School - Zebra Yearbook (Claremore, OK)

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u p E R I N T E N D E N T MR. SPRAGUE Your future will be crowded with memories, and your 1962 Zebra will serve always as a reminder of many of those which you cherish most. Warm thoughts of good friends and happy recollec- tions of lively events and pleasant places will build up in your mind as you scan these pages again. I know you will remember, too, and use the basic training for life that you have gained in the high school years when you were learning to learn and learning to live. For your senior high school has given you some- thing far more significant than a mere three-year accu- mulation of dead facts to gather dust in the attic crannies of your mind. May the years ahead bring good will and prosperity to all present and future students and teachers who have a part in making this a school. MRS. PHILLIPS

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BoojuI ol B kiAoilCMj ... a MICKEY WALKER, President MRS. LOUISE PHILLIPS DR. PAUL BAKER E. C. SPRAGUE, Superintendent C. T. REDFERN FORREST BEAUFORD WILLARD GLOVER

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p Xi V K C I p Ou I MR. McKEEVER A liberal education may prove to be your rock- eting to success in any endeavor that you might pur- sue. What you read and what you learn govern your thinking and determine how substantial an education you build. All good things must be built of the best materials. In this space age, those who do not build an adequate background may be forced into the fall- out-shelters of disillusion and disappointment. I salute the graduating class of 1962. I hope your years in Claremore Senior High School have been both pleasant and fruitful and that your record may serve as an example to those who may follow in your footstep». You underclassmen have time to build your foundation for the kind of a record you wish to leave when you graduate. My best wishes go with all of you.