Dewey High School - Bulldogger Yearbook (Dewey, OK)

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Gln' igllllilhllp the flrst stage and could look down upon another bunch of Freshle lnote that I call them freshles now when be fore they were freshmen who were belng lnrtuated unto the untrlcles of studues that had already become com mon place to us So as IS qu e natural we became very dxgnufled and remalned so untll sprung when we saw our colors needed defendnng and o for the tume belng land our dlgnlty as de As before thus year contauned more hard work more fun and more good fellowshlp And happuly It passed and stall the flttest survived For the next year we were Juruors Ey th: tume we had le rned enoucvh to be able to see jest how luttle we dvd know And havlng realized thus we et to work more earnestly to acquure as much as we could for we could see Commecement only an other short term ahead and we worked lest so re one of L would not be ht to survive the other year and many wcr the plans we la: on what we d ds when s hool was ended As to whethcr tl cy would pan out as we wished them wc were ye t le But we w ll the s llcht rc rtcd youngsters and whenever the ooportunaty olfcrcd took mary Qen or prlvllec e r el lrccel r nrcr ' o new ne o an oh no' wlngs would not have fone wc'l wlth E r s almo t two dr d po n S o wvo rJu Ol rcd hair which matche a IS tloh e Ja 1 p I won 'cr w re they rc 'I s Jttcxcd n w I wonder who the lucky man Io who has won r- nfle te cn r od ro w o hcer orer nc d guve a year of my llfe C C n I e o m t J e c'evc ' an br gh of o c me 1 ohc ay Buck up old boy e y t to o lat la t y rr was the best ye r of all long loo'ccJ orw rd to from the begnnnung vaguely perhaps at c elm r way nears de lY'I'C later wrth more thols Bo to d tails and tlll later In fact when on lor we had bceorre we worked nd wa ted fer the la cw da when all our antlcrpatlons should be fulfilled re xl our ca e went 'orwarl and we b came fr wmcr again orne In larger choo' than that others In th I t hool o all Each wl'h a mlrhty ambltlon 'o ac omplsh somcth ng worth whsle The CJILOFS volce soaneed a last cheer ul tone and he ga ed llently thru the wlndow The sun threw level ray aero s the earth and the clouds h gh up were tunged wlth gold A cheerful frlendly smile ht up h s face and he sprang brlskly to has feet Agaln he glanced at the clock but now the wearlness had muraculously dvsap peared from hls eyes You neednt fnmsh that tonlc ht Sm th leave It for tomorrow he addressed the type setter and reaching for his hat passed out of the offlce aaa Where there ls 1 mll there ls a won t bolclle Pope - - . . ,. A ' ' s , - - . . .t . . S. , . , . . 5 I V . . .I 'S ' 2 IJ ' I ' ' l ' ' ' I V . r , I I 'S . . f- 'fl ' 3 . . 1 ' t o arn. er: ski amc 'd . c I ' , as c . ' ' 'Les :Q we ': ed. W I '.1 c. c'J l : . nber tnzt j ly. c:r:-Trac bu I. No F ug gels- .- ' . nfl I 5 hu: e L: :I f. I 7' or Ellslc's ' ' . d d' - posf 24' ily la py, ' 'c. hc .. a. 3 ' o . - e, ., I , QC as J ld. lr rn we all uied to tease out of : . y sa. I' ' A for the sownd of Golclies lnbbiirg. whelerame laughter when thirgs go wrong, or-when the game doesn't seem worth tlt cz el -t ce Oli' e th . rest d I ect ug all, t hecr ug.. 'd s .' ' . , th v.-orit I: : c mc. Tw : c. 3 ' - . ' I a ' ' ' A1 fr.:t,assn:L1'gf.: a ... TUX . ' ' Cf. 3' .' S - ' 3 - . . a l . stf ys ' ' ' ' . A .d sL'l ' M : . '- e :sl 1 ' s ' s .3 , -' e arges sc f -life. - 1 'H ' ' . : ' i ' . ' ' ' ' F z s' ' . ,. 1. L ' ' ' ' ' ' I ., s , . , . U . , , . . - . ,, , .J V ' ' Y - I I V' ,V l- ' 1 '4 , Y' . - f--- Q - ., , 1 , ,

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Elie Bnunhup SENIOR CLASS I-IISTOFQY It was nearly evening and the light in the main office wa growing dim The big office chair squeaked peev lshly as the editor swung around and glanced wearily at the clock while the door slammed on the heels of the latest Cub reporter Cub reporters were the occasion of much worry and language on the part of the editor especially this newest and he frowned impatiently as he flecked tentatively at a few dust particles on the littered desk The nerve of that darned kid' he burst out suddenly and a pr nter setting, type in an adjoining room looked surprisedly thru the open doorway to think his story was good enough for the front page of the Post And et his words trailed off hi., eyes sought an open window thru which a late afternoon sun poured length ening rays his eyes became dreamy h s thats reminis ent Ard yet he went on it was only fifteen years ago that I thot the same thing And beleive me I thot I had reason to think so too Let me see why' and the editor smiled whims cally I was a Senior in high school' hum m and only four years before that a Freshman Let me see this is 1930 s t was in 91 lt seem an age ago but I can see them now as if it were but yesterday Thirty three of us, as proud as peacocks as we sat there on the stage in the brightly lighted auditorium, school that gave witness that we had the required number of convolutions in our rains to enter what we thot then a new and wonderful land So the first year opened up and a new phase of school life was before us Fverything was new every thing wonderful except perhaps Algebra that was bewilder rg and discour qino to th most of us But we soon caught on to the various clownish tricks of Mr X and bade him do as we wished tho more than once he rebelled However we had back of us a good common school foundation ard with us a glorious ambition to attain much So with hard work and good fellowship and fun and frolic the year would have pasesd happily enough but for one ,ad incident Our beautiful new school buildirg burned and then we obtained a taste of the comforts and conveniences of our fore fathers who went to school in log cabirs that were lighted w th oiled paper windows and had rough split pine logs for seats Then it was a so that many of the twenty fell by the wayside and the law of the jungle was fulfilled that only the fittest survived And let me tell you we were flttest when the signal for school fights was out The next year came we were Sophomores but there were fewer than ever of us However we were none the less anxious to compete with our fellows tho they do say there is courage in numbers Then too we had passed New I itlli 111 5 lan 111 uit tm ' H ' ' A V y ,, . . Y .Q . . D . T ' ' -ye . i ' 1 1. 3 V the focus of many eyes. And at the right moment received the diplomas that gave us admission to the high H n I ' ' ,Q A info ' gr-. t 'Iii 3 tum,

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