Delaware High School - Warrior Yearbook (Delaware, OK)

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E 1011 JOAN CRAVEN SALUTATORIAN Music IS HER DELIGHTA WARCHTEF STAFF, PLAYS BASKETBALL, ANNUAL STAFF JERRY WALKER nHAPPV-G0-LUCKY, FAIR AND FREE: THERE us No- THING THAT aoTHERs ME.n SENIOR PLAY CONNIE HIGHFIELD HE MAV NOT BE A LADTES' uAN, Bur IHAT A BASKEYBALL PLAYER. BASEBALL, SOFTBALL BASKETBALL, PLAYS ANNUAL STAFF BONNIE MCCLURE GRACEFUL, EASE, AND SWEETNESS DESCRIBE HER- PLAYS, GLEE CLUB CLEORA Monnus ,HEAR THOSE WEDDING BELLSQN ANNUAL STAFF, GLEE CLUB JUNIOR PLAY EUGENE BOLIN HE KEEPS Has THOUGHTS T0 HIMSELFn 9 , llw M 'W Ui 6- 'If suvr W M QMM 3 19x K i ll' 'UN

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CLASS HISTORY THE GRADUATING CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FDRTY'NINE SEGAN ITS SCHOOL DAYS IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD AND THIRTY-SEVEN. JACK WORTHINGTDN, BILL HIGHPIELD, MADELEINE MARRS, AND RALPH ROE ARE THAT ALL THEIR SCHOOL DAYS HAPPY TO RE WERE SPENT AT DELAWARE. NINETEEN HUNDRED MANARD, CONNIE PORT JOAN CRAVEN, BETTY BLANKENSHIP, AND TOMMY FRALEY STARTED HERE, SUT TOOK TIME DUT TO SEE WHAT OTHER SCHOOLS WERE LIKE. JO ANN PETERS GRADE. IN THE BONNIE IN NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FOUR GREEN FROSH CAME TIMIOLY MR. HARP. WE STARTED OUR SOPHOMORE MR. BURTON AS OUR SPONSOR. CLASSMATES, WE GAINED HELEN PRESENTED OUR SDPHDMDRE PLAY, EVERYONE ENJOYED. I AND GENE ALEXANDER JOINED OUR GROUP IN THE SE GENE ATTENDED OTHER SCHOOLS, SUT RETURNED TO DELAW SIXTH GRADE MARY LOU DEEN AND JERRY WALKER JOINED MCCLURE ENROLLED IN OUR CLASS IN THE EIGHTH GRADE. FORTV'FIVE, A GROUP or TWE UP THE STAIRS. OUR SPONSOR YEAR WITH EIGHTEEN STUDENTS ALTHOUGH WE LOST SEVERAL OF CRANOR AND DONALD TIPTDN. NTHE FUNNY BRATSN WHICH WE T COND ARES USD NTY' WAS AND OUR WE RUST BUT THERE WERE STILL EIGHTEEN OF DS IN OUR JUNIOR CLASS, NOT THE SAME GROUP. CLEDRA MORRIS, SHIRLEY DAMME, AND TOMMY FRALEV WERE NEw MEMBERS. MRS. SIMPSON SAW US THROUGH THIS YEAR AS OUR SPONSOR. WE PRESENTED OUR CLASS PLAY RTHE RED' HEADED STEP-CHILDU. WE ENTERTAINED THE SENIOR CLASS WITH AN ELASORATE SANQUET AND PROM. THE BANQUET ROOM WAS DECORATED ON A WMEXICAN FIESTAU PLAN. AFTER THREE YEARS OF HARD WORK AND MANY GOOD TIMES, WE ENTERED THE SENIOR CLASS. WE ELECTED MRS. MCCLURE AS OUR SPONSOR. EUGENE BOLIN JOINEO OUR GROUP TO MAKE A TDTAL ENROLLMENT OF NINE BOYS AND NINE GIRLS. MARY LOU DEEN wAS THE VALEDICTDRIANQ BETTY BLANKENSHIP AND JOAN CRAVEN TIED EOR SALUTATDRIAN. WE ENJOYEL MANY OUTSIDE ACTIVITIES SUCH AS THE SENIOR PLAY, NTHE CAMPBELLS ARE COMINGW, THE BANQUET AND PROM, PUBLISHING THE WWAR CHIEFH AND UTHE WARRIORH, BASKETBALL GAMES AND PARTIES. ALTHOUGH OUR SENIOR TRIP IS NOT YET HISTORY WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD T0 IT WITH A GREAT DEAL OF ENTHUSIASM. WE PLAN T0 GO TO THE ROCKAWAY BEACH LOCATED ON LAKE TANEYCOM0 IN THE OZARK MOUNTAINS IN MISSOURI. THE STORIES TOLD ABOUT THIS TRIP BY OTHER SENIOR CLASSES MAKE US THINK THAT THIS TRIP WILL BE ONE OF THE MEMORABLE OCCASIONS OF OUR LIVES' WE ARE NOW READY TO G0 OUT AND FACE THE WORLD. SOME or US PLAN TO G0 DN TO COLLEGE, WHILE THE OTHERS WILL JOIN THE BUSINESS WORLD. TRULY, WE ARE INDESTEO TO OUR .TEACHERS, PARENTS, AND ALL OTHERS WHO HAVE MADE OUR SCHOOL YEARS PLEASANT AND PROFITABLES WE SHALL ALWAYS REMEMBER THEM AND THEIR KINDNESS, AND SHALL TRY TO REPAY THEM BY BEING BETTER CITIZENS, THUS MAKING THIS A BETTER WORLD EOR THE NEXT GENERATION. --BETTY BLANKENSHIP