Claremore High School - Zebra Yearbook (Claremore, OK)

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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.

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 XqxLcuJ wib T epctAjkH Mi MR. JOHNSON Many boys enroll in Agriculture each year to study the science of agriculture for their future business and way of life. They also develop knowledge of the various fields and occupations of manufacturing and distributing ag- ricultural products and providing services for farms and ranches. DejrtjdOMMd Our Homemaking Department stresses the importance of better selection of clothing, food, and utensils used in the home. This course develop» better housewives and homemakers for the future. The students also learn bet- ter grooming and good health habits.