Cushing High School - Oiler Yearbook (Cushing, OK)

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your THIS IS YOUR LIFE” as you start your journey down the path of memories remembering Your School” . . . the new friends and fellotv students that you shared laughter and troubles with . . . the teachers that train and prepare us for facing the future . . . last min- ute gab before classes . . . waiting in line to get a drink . . . pushing in the halls betiveen classes . . . over- flowing lockers .. . rushing to class before the last bell . . . a stack of books in one arm . . . comparing notes . . . final cramming for tests . . . waiting for 6 weeks grade slips , . . taking permits to the office . . . and not wanting to say goodbye as your Senior year draws to a close.

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The»e officers were kept busy planning projects and leading the Senior Class through a successful school year. President, Dale Biswell; Secretary- Treasurer. Marjorie Black; and Vice-President, Duane McVey. This is your life,” and for the Seniors of 1957 this life in CHS is gradually drawing to a close. We begin to feel the challenge facing each of us to go into the world and live the type of life we have had as our example over the past four years. The production of this life is not only knowledge and intellectual abilities, but also never-to- be-forgotten” memories that will linger on in the minds of each member of the class. I would like to say thanks on behalf of the Senior Class, to the faculty, fellow students, and administration for helping make not only our senior year, but our entire CHS life an enjoyable one. Also I would like to wish all the future CHS’ers every opportunity and the best of everything. To CHS I again want to say thank you” and a fond farewell.” Senior Class President